The first thing TIMES Drive did when we decided to put the Diwali car buyers guide is we sat down and make the list of all the models available. That's when TIMES Drive realised that you public car buyer has upwards up to 90 models to choose from. Ranging from the Tata Nano, all the way up to Bugatti Veyron Super Sport, which with the sticker price of Rs 23 crores you have to be richer than the Goddess Laxmi herself to buy. So our crack research team realised that we needed to narrow things down. We decided to focus on where bulk of the action was. More than 95% of all cars purchased in India range from Rs 1 to 20 lakh price brackets and that's where we focussed to.