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German-made 1938 Adler car, and it’s in a museum in Kolkata. It’s kept in a glass case to protect it. The wheel hub cap stands out with the four Audi rings and the MAN logo. The BLA registration is from the Bengal Presidency in the 1930s. Surprisingly, this car doesn’t have a special number. Can you guess who owned this amazing car? It was none other than Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose! The car is on display at Netaji Bhavan on Elgin Road in the heart of Kolkata. Netaji Bhavan was his home, from where he managed to escape in 1941 to Bihar, despite police patrols and tight security to keep him from leaving.
If the brand is the most important factor for you, the BMW iX1 electric SUV would have been a good option. However, it’s already sold out for the year. It might be wiser to wait for next year because newer releases will likely have improved technology.
I saw a Bentley painted in a peculiar cow dung green color on Sankey Road near the golf course one early morning on my way to the office. It had a Haryana registration. It’s the first time I’ve spotted such an exotic car, but I’m puzzled as to why someone would choose this shade of green after spending 2 crores.
One of the residents on MG Road owns a Porsche 911 and a collection of other interesting vehicles.
Both BMW and Audi are performing well in terms of sales. I’ve noticed numerous 7 Series BMWs in Bangalore and Chennai. Interestingly, there’s a significant presence of Mercedes and Cayennes in Chennai as well.Shifting from a two-horse race, it’s becoming a smooth journey for Mercedes-Benz. The upcoming figures are expected to further solidify their lead. Credit goes to BMW for the modest engines in the new X1.Looking at the numbers, it raises the question: Is Volvo excelling, or is Audi encountering difficulties?Remarkably, Rolls Royce hasn’t made any sales – are billionaires facing financial challenges?
