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Home Two wheelers oi-Stephen Gershom By Stephen Gershom Updated: Saturday, April 10, 2021, 19:18 [IST] The next-gen KTM 390 might be launched in India sooner than we thought. The current-gen KTM RC 390 has been discontinued and removed from KTM India's website. This hints at the launch of the next-gen KTM RC 390 in the near future. Dealerships have also stopped taking bookings for the current-gen model and are in the process of clearing stocks. The KTM RC 390 is the most powerful motorcycle in its segment. It is also of the most aggressive motorcycles of its kind and over the years has been loved by enthusiasts. It debuted in 2013 at the EICMA international motorcycle show and was launched in 2014. Over the years, the motorcycle received several updates including an updated engine with slipper clutch, a side-slung exhaust system instead of the underbelly exhaust, etc. The motorcycle received several mechanical … [Read more...] about KTM RC 390 Discontinued In India & Removed From Website: Next-Gen Coming Soon

Building you the Bronco Ford Won't. Is the current four-wheeled Ford Bronco a little bland for you? Well, look no further than the reservations page at Maxlider Brothers Customs who will build you the 6x6 Bronco of your dreams. Ford plans to offer thousands of accessories for the Bronco, but an extra set of rear wheels seems to be absent leaving Bronco owners no choice but to take matters into their own hands. For a cool $399,000 you can purchase a 6x6 Ford Bronco that will be available in 2022. This insane build adds an additional rear axle and expands the Bronco's interior cargo space and skips the truck bed found on the Mercedes G-Wagon 6x6. A 6x6 Bronco is the most extreme custom offering we’ve seen for the new Bronco so far and we can’t help but wonder if it will become a reality. Gallery: Custom Bronco Builder Announces 6x6 For Customers Seeking Extra Wheels 3 Photos Maxlider Brothers Customs is based … [Read more...] about Custom Ford Bronco Builder Announces Bronco 6×6 For Customers Seeking Extra Wheels

Home Four wheelers oi-Punith Bharadwaj By Punith Bharadwaj Published: Saturday, April 10, 2021, 14:05 [IST] Nissan has announced attractive offers on the brand's flagship SUV, the Kicks. The Nissan Kicks SUV is being offered with maximum benefits of up to Rs 80,000 for April 2021. Offers may vary depending on the variant of the SUV. The benefits include an exchange bonus of up to Rs 50,000 when customers exchange their old car at the showroom. Additionally, customers are also offered a cash bonus of Rs 20,000 and an additional discount of Rs 10,000 based on the Cibil score. The offer is valid on purchases made between April 1 and April 30, 2021. The Nissan Kicks is offered in four variants — the XL, the XV, the XV Premium and the XV Premium (O). The base-spec variant of the Nissan Kicks retails at Rs 9.49 lakh. While the top-spec XV Premium Turbo CVT trim is priced at Rs 14.64 lakh. All prices mentioned are … [Read more...] about Nissan Kicks Offer & Discounts For April 2021: Benefits Of Up To Rs 80,000

Albon was dropped by the senior Red Bull outfit over the winter for failing to consistently match teammate Max Verstappen over the course of the 2020 season, with ex-Racing Point driver Sergio Perez hired as his replacement. Unlike his predecessors Daniil Kvyat and Pierre Gasly, who were placed at the then-Toro Rosso team following their demotions from Red Bull Racing, Albon hasn’t yet been given a second opportunity in F1 at what is now AlphaTauri. Instead, the Thai driver will contest selected rounds of the new-look DTM series in an AF Corse-run Ferrari 488 GT3 in 2021 while remaining in F1 as a reserve/test driver for both the Red Bull and AlphaTauri teams. The 25-year-old got his first proper taste of a GT3 car earlier this month at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, before getting more running under his belt in the official pre-season test at Hockenheim this week. While success in the DTM would boost his profile, Albon insists the primary objective of his programme is … [Read more...] about Albon: Reserve duties will play bigger role than DTM in F1 return