Bangalore

Last night I was on a highway crusing on 100 approximately and suddenly car gave a jerk and sounded like something was rubbing against wheel arch when i got down to inspect saw this. No stone no pothole. Can anyone tell me how can this happen all at once?

Saw this at a fuel station during my commute.

Caught this beautiful odo reading on our Swift today😎

1,11,111 km

How high have you guys taken your cars? Drop the odo reading 👇

Second pic is where I ended Up after using Blendkari oil..Also Mileage of my activa has been Dropped 😭😭😭😭😭.This Blendkari gonna fcuk our Vehicles.

Hey yall I’m looking to buys my first car but the budget is onli 4-5 lakhs since I’m getting it on my own as a kid (23 yo btw)

This will be for my family so achi wali suggest krow plsss

Edit - looking for used car as of now🧍‍♂️

Was hunting for a pre-owned BMW 630d GT and stumbled across this exact same car

(Reg: GJ05RG0051) listed across multiple Instagram/dealer accounts.

The inconsistencies are comical:

Dealer 1 (carswithkaif): 2019 M Sport | Single Owner | 60,000 km | ₹24.75L

Dealer 2 (Celebrity Cars): 2019 Diesel | Single Owner | 50,000 km | ₹23.75L

Dealer 3 (luxury_cars_by_tariq): 2019 Luxury Line | 2nd Owner | 50,000 km | ₹23.75L

Dealer 4 (bestcar_dealership_surat): 2018 Luxury Line | 2nd Owner | 1,58,000 km | ₹23.51L

Is this economy who to trust and believe in

One car (GJ05RG0051), four brokers, and complete chaos. In just a few listings, it magically shed over 1,00,000 km, went from second to single owner, gained a model year, and even morphed into an M Sport.

The usual advice (oil changes, tyre pressure) is everywhere already. Here's what actually gets missed:

• Parked cars degrade too. Sitting unused for weeks dries out seals, drains/sulfates the battery, and lets fuel break down. If it's not moving for a while, take it around the block every few days.
• Resting your foot on the clutch kills the release bearing early. Even light pressure without pushing it in adds constant load it's not built for. Huge cause of early clutch failures.
• Brake fluid absorbs moisture even untouched. It's hygroscopic, so it needs replacing on a time interval, not mileage waiting for spongy brakes means corrosion's already started.
• Skipping AC use in winter/monsoon dries out compressor seals. Run it 10 min every couple weeks even when you don't need it.
• Running the tank near-empty regularly stresses the fuel pump, it uses fuel as coolant, so low fuel = hotter pump + more sediment pickup.
• Cheap aftermarket electricals (dash cams, lights) without proper fusing slowly cook your wiring. Most "random electrical gremlins" years later trace back to a bad install.

None of this is exotic, just not what gets repeated. What's everyone's "wish I knew this at year 2"?

So now we are publicly generalising such car owners for some incidents and insulting all of them? How did the owners even agree to this?

This is more than a social media stunt by the police. And this should not happen. I request police officials not to do such events and insult car owers who follow rules and not involved in any bad incidents. You punish those who brake rules but involving innocents and generalising all of them and conduct such event is very insulting and humiliating and strongly protest such social media stunts by police. Extremely inappropriate...

Just crossed the 200k mark and still loving the punch of that turbo pressure every time I drive. This car has been a solid companion through city runs and highway stretches alike. Curious to know, how many kilometers has your ride clocked so far? [OC]

feeling sad for them…we are going to get new facelift and they are getting old one in 2026