Volkswagen

The survey has been conducted in some metros of INDIA that discovers the five biggest temptation of men n women..Take a look and all are welcome to give their feedback..

Women can never say ‘no’ to...

Chocolate fantasies
There’s something about the dark desire that a chocolate invokes in women. Almost 90 per cent women admit they can never say no to chocolate delights. In fact, 70 per cent of Mumbai girls admit they have chocolate everyday in some form or the other, even a mocktail or dessert will do. Delhi women prefer their chocolate melting and hot! Agrees actor Gauhar Khan, “I can say no to an expensive bag, I can do without branded clothes. But I can never resist a chocolate pastry. Chocolate makes me go weak in the knees.”

Perfumes

The 1-litre car is powered by a one-cylinder diesel engine, centrally positioned in front of the rear axle and combined with an automated direct shift gearbox. The crankcase and cylinder head of the 0.3-litre engine are of an aluminium monobloc construction. The naturally aspirated, direct-injection diesel engine employs advanced high-pressure unit injection technology to generate 6.3 kW (8.5 bhp) at 4,000 rpm. This gives the vehicle, which weights just 290 kg, an astonishingly lively temperament...

ISLAMABAD -- At a time when almost all the countries have issued strict travel advisory against traveling to violence-hacked Pakistan a French doctor is championing a personal mission to show the "real" face of this South Asian Muslim country not only to his countrymen, but the entire West.
"Pakistan is a misunderstood country in the western world, where people think there is nothing except suicide bombings and terrorists attacks," DR Vincent Loos told IslamOnline.net in an exclusive interview.

Loos, an intensive care specialist, has just finished his three-year work at Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences.

He has decided to drive his way to his home country in a 25-year-old Volkswagen Beetle, commonly known as "Foxy Shahzadi", which is painted in an explosion of trippy colors.