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2024 Mahindra XUV700 AX7L review

The XUV700 was and still is the only Mahindra I’ve driven. The firm has produced a few odd, upright models in the past but now, there are more interesting offerings, like this one. Mahindra is also developing EVs with a pair of zero-emissions models about to launch. Back to the now though and the XUV700 features a new platform and a fresh design. There’s still the rising hip line but it’s a more cohesive modern look. Also new is the ‘Twin Peaks’ logo that resembles a stylised M. Flush-fitting door releases pop out when...

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1993 Mazda Autozam AZ-1 Mazdaspeed

A tiny mid-engined kei car wouldn’t be our first choice for a commuter but that doesn’t stop the owner of this Autozam AZ-1 using it on the daily. We try it on for size.  In the mid-1980s, Japan was enjoying a booming economy. Confidence was high with growth being driven by strong domestic demand. This home-grown consumption spurred the local car makers into action and it seemed nothing was too outrageous. Towards the end of the decade, many wild and wonderful creations were spawned, and not just at the top end of the market.  Japan’s weird but loveable kei-jidōsha (kei car)...

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