Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Tata launches Indigo Manza


Tata today launched the latest sedan from its stable named "Indigo Manza". The car comes with a load of features which are not available in most upmarket sedans. It comes with features such as Bluetooth, Laptop chargers, Mobile phone charger and even more.


Prices are said to start from 4.8 Lakhs for the base version. It will compete with other sedans in the segment such as Ford Fiesta and Honda City.

The car gives a lot of value for your money and a feature rich car with a stable engine and body kit always wins in the segment. We will have to wait to see how Manza fairs in this segment.

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

China's Car Sales Increase by 77%

In China, over 13 lakh cars were sold in September and was an increase of over 77% over the same period month last year reports an automotive body of China. China is currently the worlds largest car market after surpassing car sales in the US during January this year.

Car Sales Increase by 20%


Car Sales in India rose by over 20% compared with the same month in the previous year.

Over 1.25 lakh cars were sold last month.

Monday, October 12, 2009

BMW Launches Z4 Roadster (59 Lakhs)



German BMW today announced the launch of its sports car Z4 Roadster. The car is being launched with a 3 Litre petrol engine. The car is priced at 59 lakhs ex-showroom.


Chevrolet Cruze Launched at 10.99 to 12.49 Lakhs



Chevrolet have announced the launch of its latest luxury mid sized sedan "Cruze". It will join the segment with other cars such as Ford Fiesta, Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla and Hyundai Verna. The car is available in two variants LT and LTZ both riding on a 2.0 litre diesel engine.

Sunday, October 11, 2009

Vespa coming back to our streets



Piaggio is set for a come back to India with Vespa and a few other models.

The company is already well positioned with the market presence on the three wheeler market.

[Picture: A Piaggio MP3 250]

Tyre prices set to rise



Due to a shortfall in the key raw material (natural rubber) supplies, tyre manufacturers are forced to increase prices of tyres. JK and CEAT have already announced an increase of about 4% to their tyres.