Bombay and beyond

[Dr.Kazim]

superb

[Sandeep2]

@Bombaywalla: hallo where are you??, it has been more than 2 weeks ago since your latest update

[Bombaywalla]

@Bombaywalla: hallo where are you??, it has been more than 2 weeks ago since your latest update

Happy new year to you.

I've been travelling a bit lately, and didn't bother with the camera too much.

[Sandeep2]

^^ oh okay alright, a happy new year to you

[ELblingo]

great thread bro,,, been a big fan,,, love how the cars are from all over the world and also in all price ranges,,, india is definitely going in the right direction

but one thing that bothers me,,, why do all the people with the high end cars don't opt for the high end rims options,,, like most c classes and e classes all have small rims
thanks

[Bombaywalla]

great thread bro,,, been a big fan,,, love how the cars are from all over the world and also in all price ranges,,, india is definitely going in the right direction

but one thing that bothers me,,, why do all the people with the high end cars don't opt for the high end rims options,,, like most c classes and e classes all have small rims
thanks

Thank you, ELblingo! Re: high end alloy options - I think most buyers aren't too bothered by larger alloy options, and for those know how even a single rim size up makes most cars look tons better, Mercedes, BMW, Audi etc., offer options. You also have to consider the fact that most (assembled-in-India) high-end cars come with slightly higher ground clearance rendering the standard rim sizes disproportionately smaller than we'd like.

[Bombaywalla]

I took some photos of New Delhi during my trip to that city about two weeks ago...

Let's start with the customary departure sequence :-#

On my way to the terminal 1B...

Check in...

I think this smoking room looks pretty neat...

[Bombaywalla]

My favourite part of the terminal, the food court!

Some aircraft spotting in hazy conditions...

[Bombaywalla]

[Bombaywalla]

Welcome to Delhi!

I took GoAir, a low-cost airline run by Mr. M. A. Jinnah's grandson.

Fresh crew, waiting to fly passengers back to Bombay...

Being bussed to the arrivals area of Terminal 1D...

This photo reminds of the scene from the movie 'Speed', in which the doomed city bus drives around in a spiral before crashing into a cargo plane at LAX...

Approaching the low-cost carrier terminal...

Some airport vehicles...

[Bombaywalla]

The cabs at New Delhi airport...

...but...there was no way I was going to Delhi and NOT take an old school Ambassador cab.

[nickatnite]

Goody. When i landed in Delhi wee hours of Saturday it was raining and damp much of the day. Luckily it didn't rain on the show. keep pics coming.

[Bombaywalla]

Goody. When i landed in Delhi wee hours of Saturday it was raining and damp much of the day. Luckily it didn't rain on the show. keep pics coming.

That whole weekend was damp and grey. Thankfully, you took proper pics of the show 'cause I didn't lol

Delhi road scenes...

The Delhi Airport Express train tracks above...

[Bombaywalla]

Delhi's got nice, wide roads unlike Bombay's space-starved streets...

[saad02]

the airport looks pretty good actually !!

[Sandeep2]

in Delhi there are so many Volkswagen Transporters, Multivans and also Crafters , so why they not assemble it here locally??

[CrashD]

really like the delhi airport its quite good.

[nickatnite]

This is where i spent most of the time while waiting for my flight at IGI Terminal-3

[DrBOOST]

goAIR's owner is a grandson of m.a jinnah...a founder of Pakistan m.a Jinnah?

[nickatnite]

goAIR's owner is a grandson of m.a jinnah...a founder of Pakistan m.a Jinnah?

Yes. Jehangir Wadia , who owns GoAir is one of two great grandsons of M A Jinnah. Jinnah's only child Dina chose to live in India with her family and not accompany her father to Pakistan at partition.She has visited Pakistan twice, once in 1948 for her father's funeral and in 2004 representing India as a "goodwill Ambassador" during a cricket match.