You won't be able to buy your favorite car from now on, know why?

* With the implementation of BS-VI emission norms, you will no longer be able to buy many Famous cars with diesel engines, as they have been discontinued.  Here we are going to tell you about cars that you cannot buy even if you want to

 * Tata Safari Storm : 

 Tata Motors has discontinued its SUV 
after 22 years.  Safari was launched in  1988.  In 2012, its facelift model was launched in the market called Safari Storm.  The 7-seater SUV has been discontinued by the company from upgrading to BS6.

 * Renault Duster Diesel : 



  Renault Duster's diesel model has been very well known.  This version was launched in 2013 along with the petrol model.  It had a 1.5 liter diesel engine.  Renault has already announced that it will not upgrade its diesel engine to BS6, due to which the Duster model has been discontinued.

* Maruti Ertiga Diesel : 


  Maruti Suzuki has already announced in April 2019 that it will not be selling cars with diesel engines from April 2020.  The Artinga diesel was discontinued only last year.  Due to the good mileage and good performance, the Ertiga with diesel engine was highly preferred.

 * Volkswagen Vento Diesel : 


  The Volkswagen Vento Diesel is also included in the cars that will be closed from April.  Like Maruti and Renault, Volkswagen will now only sell vehicles with petrol engines in the Indian market.  The upcoming Vento was one of the most fun two-drive cars with a 1.5-liter turbocharged diesel engine.

 * Audi Q5 Diesel : 


  Audi discontinued the 2.0 liter diesel variants of the Q5 Premium SUV, one of the segment's popular diesel cars.  The Q5's diesel engine is known for good amount of power and torque, along with good mileage.

Tata Tiago Diesel :


  This entry level car from Tata Motors was given a 1.05 liter diesel engine.  The cost of upgrading this small diesel engine to BS6 was huge, which would not be a big deal for the company.

* Toyota Etios Diesel :


  With Toyota's diesel engine, the Etios has been one of the fleet operators' choice vehicles because of its good space and Toyota's reliable engine.  Now the company has discontinued the car.

* Maruti Brezza Diesel :


  This popular sub-compact SUV from Maruti Suzuki was launched in 2016.  The brazza in the only diesel engine became quite popular.  Maruti launched the SUV last month with a petrol engine, while diesel was discontinued.