Petrol cars are not harming the environment is much as Diesel cars are. Hatchbacks in Petrol are usually a 1.1 or a 1.2 litre engines. Petrol should be offered as a vairent to all types of Hatchbacks, Sedans and Suvs. The good facts about Diesel cars are that they give a little more power than petrol cars. Now the world is bringing in electric car which is good for the environment. Because as we all know electric cars are pollution free. People will want to buy electric cars from the future because they are silent and they give good range. But when I grow up I would want to be a Mechanical engineer so I could make all sorts of cars.

Hi, I thought I could get started on my blog by introducing myself. My name is Mohammed Zohair Ladiwala. And I am a 10 year old dude (not to be read as doodh, I hate milk!)…I am studying to be a Mechanical Engineer so I can make cars. Actually my dream was to start making a car factory of my own called HAZO . I live in India in a state called Maharastra, Mumbai Bandra . My favourite car are super cars like the Mclaren P1 as I like to go fast. I also like lamboginis, Rolls Royces  and Ferraris. Somtimes i like Suvs as well. In my house I have two cars called the Baleno Owned by Maruti Suzuki and the  Innova Crysta owned by Toyota.

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