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Father’s Day 2026: Somewhere in most Indian households there’s a memory like this: dad in the driver’s seat, you in the passenger side, both hands gripping the wheel a little too tight as he explains the clutch-brake-accelerator dance for the tenth time. That memory is also, quietly, a snapshot of how far Indian cars have come, because the car dad first owned and the one you’re driving today aren’t just different models, they’re built on entirely different ideas of what owning a car in India actually means.