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Asked by: Azfar Karim I am planning to buy a car in the ₹12 lakh range and was considering the Kylaq. However, I realized it’s a bit smaller, so I can stretch my budget up to ₹16 lakh and am considering the Kushaq or Taigun if a decent variant fits in that range. We are a family of four (husband, wife, and two kids) and prefer an automatic. Within your budget, you can go for the Volkswagen Taigun 1.0 AT Highline variant. Unfortunately, within the same budget, the Skoda Kushaq Onyx variant is your only option, and it isn’t as well-equipped as the Taigun. You would miss features like a reversing camera, automatic headlamps, and a larger touchscreen. Asked by: Jayanth Deepala Hello Team Autocar, I’ve been a long-time fan of every member, from your articles to your video reviews. Please help me out. I drive 70% in Hyderabad city and 30% on highways throughout the year. Should I fix my 95,000 km-driven K10, which needs a new steering column and suspension setup, and continue using it for the next 1,00,000 km? Or should I wait for the rumored facelift of the Maruti Suzuki Brezza? Or should I extend my already tight budget and buy the Victoris as a real upgrade? We are glad you enjoy our content! It’s always been our motto to deliver unbiased and detailed reviews, and we will continue to do so.Coming to your query, your Maruti Suzuki Alto K10 with 95,000 km still has plenty of life left if you choose to wait and pick the right car, especially since the steering and suspension repairs won’t be very expensive. The current Maruti Suzuki Brezza is three years old, and its facelift is expected in 2026.The Maruti Victoris will feel like a proper upgrade in terms of power, size, comfort, and practicality, but only if you’re willing to stretch your budget. Asked by: Girish I have shortlisted three compact SUVs: Honda Elevate Automatic, Taigun GT Automatic, and Hyryder. My car will mostly be used in city conditions in Delhi, with two or three long-distance highway trips (about 1,000 km each) in a year. City commuting will average around 50 km daily. I want a good combination of safety, performance, and mileage. Which of these three cars should I choose? Please also suggest if there are any better options available. Out of your listed options, the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder strong hybrid best fits your requirements. Since you drive mainly in the city, its efficiency of over 20 kmpl will appeal to you.Note that its boot space is slightly compromised due to the battery under the floor, which could matter on highway trips. If you prioritize safety and performance over efficiency, the Volkswagen Taigun GT offers more value. Asked by: Prashant Gunjan I am confused between the Kiger 2025 and the Sonet HTK Plus. My daily running is 10 km, and I take one long trip of about 1,000 km a year, roughly 5,000 km annually. I am looking for a compact SUV. If you have other suggestions, please help. I currently drive a Hyundai i10 Sportz 2012. The Kia Sonet would be a good upgrade from your Hyundai i10. Its rear seat is slightly short on space, but it offers many features, smooth engines, and feels like a more premium package than the Renault Kiger.If you prefer to stay in the Hyundai family, the new Hyundai Venue, launching on 4th November, is another option. Can’t decide which car to buy? Ask our experts and get answers to all your car related queries. Ask experts 
