(The Tata Nexon AMT gets a 6-speed gearbox)
Comparing the top of the line models gives a clearer comparison of
the price differential between these three rivals. The Maruti Suzuki
Vitara Brezza AMT is still the cheaper car of the lot priced at Rs 10.49
lakh while the Tata Nexon is priced Rs 10,000 more at Rs 10.59 lakh.
The Mahindra TUV300 on the other hand is priced at Rs 10.90 lakh, Rs
41,000 more than Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza automatic. Of course, as
seen in the table, these top spec models all come with the two tone
paint option. The Brezza can be optioned in a white or black roof
depending on the body colour, while the Mahindra TUV300 can be optioned
with a black roof only. The Nexon on the other hand has a differentiator
with its grey roof option.
Say goodbye to the Competition package and say hello to the Competition; the popular optional bundles for BMW’s M cars have become their own model now. This change starts with the 2019 M5 Competition, which will be available this summer and adds an extra scoop of power and sportiness to the already highly capable regular model. The Competition model will cost $110,995, a $7400 increase over the base price of the standard 2018 M5. The twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter V-8 engine gets a small bump from the base M5’s 600 horsepower to 617. The power peak also changes, from 5700 to 6600 rpm in the lesser car to exactly 6000 rpm in the Competition. Maximum torque remains at 553 lb-ft and is available from 1800 rpm all the way until 5860 rpm, an increase of 160 revs at the high end. The result, BMW says, is a zero-to-60-mph time that drops by 0.1 second to 3.1 seconds; however, the regular car hit 60 mph in a shocking 2.8 seconds in our testing , so BMW’s time is likely ...

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