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1. toyota corolla (owned for 5 years)
2. NHC VTEC (silky smooth)
3. Honda CR-V
4. Swift Vxi
5. Volvo XC90 (Dream)

1.OHC vtec
2.Old zen
3.Honda accord 2.4
4.Palio 1.6 gtx
5.Baleno

1. Accent
2. Audi A6
3. Scorpio
4. Tata Safari
5. Accord

1. Palio GTX
2. Cedia
3. OHC Vtec
4. Accord 2.6
5. New Camry

My Top 5:
1.OHC Vtec
2.Zen MH 410
3.Ford Fiesta 1.4 (I drive one now)
4.Palio 1.6 GTX (Pocket Rocket)
5.Fiat 1100 D (Old is Gold !)

1. Baleno (Driving one now)
2. Zen (old Model)
3. Safari
4. Civic
5. Cedia

To me Fiat, Tata and Maruti cars are perfect for Indian road conditions. Mainly Fiat and Tata as they are sturdy and lasts long. I remember the first car i ever drove- a blue color Fiat and the next crush was Tata Siera, latest one you can say Sumo Grande. I was waiting for something new, fresh and exciting from Tata's stable I can say Grande is the one i liked recently after Safari Dicor.

1.Corolla(Obvious reasons of Efficiency & The Never Let U Down Philosophy)
2.Land Cruiser Prado 4.0L V6 Petrol(U Have To Drive it to believe It:thumbs up)
3.Honda City 1.5 VTEC(Old....For Being The Best Ever Possible Sleepercar)
4.Suzuki Swift(Max tuning Capable ties , Bling Factor)
5.Camry 2.4L '07 ( For Being A Camry That It Is)

1. The Humble 800 (reliability and ease of use redefined)
2. Skoda Ovtavia vRS 1.8, specifically the yellow version, sadly discontinued, I believe (Drool Drool!!)
3. Honda City VTEC (super performance and eons ahead of the erstwhile competition)
4. The old Zen, that is the MH 410 and its immediate successor, and not the Estilo and its immediate predecessor (if you know what I mean)
5. The Swift, for being an enthusiats delight, both the Petrol and the DDIS.
I have purposely kept my selections down to earth, and not extravagantly priced ones, save for the expensive vRS.

For me it would be:-

1. Honda CRV
2. Honda Civic
3. Ford Fiesta (My ride)
4. Optra Magnum
5. Swift (Petrol)

My choices are:
1. Ford Mondeo (hate Ford but this was an awesome drive and true performance car in D segment)
2. Honda Civic (for the looks :))
3. Audi Q7 (have only seen and read about it but like what I have seen)
4. Skoda Octavia
5. Palio 1.6 Petrol

PAL 118 NE - My dads old car in which i learnt driving.

Opel Astra - For its amazing build.

Old Honda City VTEC - For its engine and looks.

Skoda Octavia 1.9TDI - For the superb engine and ofcourse the tank like build.

Mitsubishi Cedia - A good one overall.

There are lots more cars i love..

1. Contessa Classic
2. Ambassador
3. Fiat 1100D
4. Skoda Octavia RS
5. Baleno

1. Bolero Sportz & 2. Scorpio - Mahindra has done a fantastic job.
3. Rover Montego - Amazing car - badly handled by Sipani in India.
4. Sipani Dolphin (Station Wagon Type) - easily years ahead of its time with its fibreglass (Fibre Reinforced Plastic actually) body and amazing maneuverability - badly marketed, badly serviced, badly handled.
5. Maruti 800 DX (Old shape) 1987 model like I had - lovely car.
6. How can i not mention the beautiful old Standard Herald - I would love to buy one and keep it, using it sparingly on weekends maybe!

My top 5 would be (in no particular order):

1. Maruti 800 - For giving india 4 wheels to drive on. My grandad still has his '84 model, which was the 54th to be sold in the country.

2. Old City V-tec - Loved the rev-happy nature of the car

3. Suzuki Swift

4. Ocatvia RS

5. Honda Civic