Car Reviews

Get set 2008

The year 2008 witnesses Toyota Yaris broadening its lineup and sheer appeal with an all new improved sport lift back appearance but is yet to prove its mettle in the segment of the subcompact cars in the market. It is touted to be comfortable to ride with a multifunction rear seat. The best highlight of this car is that it is extremely fuel efficient with available lift backs and some good interiors to boast off. It has a three door hatchback in the shape of an 'S', and the wheels have a 15 inch front+ rear spoilers. Music can be a treat to your ears with its CD and MP3 player lined up. But on the flip side experts claim that the seating position is quiet awkward with gauges centrally located. The major disappointment although is the acceleration of the car and its automatic transmission sapping technique.

Lotus Exige

If you are looking at something sporty and compact then this is your safe bet. It is adorable and compact in size ready to hit the tracks for a weekend get away. What is most striking about this car is the steering almost as that of a laser scalpel, commendable fuel economy, design boasts of a race track hit car with an ultralight chassis with a low volume. That was for the advantages, the cited disadvantages are the power delivery is a no show with poor visibility outwardly and interiors that are quiet cramped. Besides, the biggest drawback is the entry and exit that can put an average guy in a tizzy along with the fact that you find zero dealer network zones for this car.

Toyota Camry

Toyota Camry is probably your ideal family car spacious enough to accommodate a family of four. It boasts of interiors to die for with a powerful fuel efficient engines. High value for resale makes it high on first hand sales. The ride quality is something to vouch for as the brand spells reliability itself. The negative elements for this car are that there have been minimum steering feedback. There also seems to be inconsistency in finesse.