By Shilpa Chopra
The Renault India has announced that company won’t have any stiff on price front with its global partner Nissan Motors. On the launching ceremony of the Renault Pulse (compact hatchback), the Managing Director of Renault India, Marc Nassif has said that by considering.... [Read More]
By Shilpa Chopra
The State Bank of India has increased the annual income limit of Rs.2.5 lakh (i.e. 21, 000 per month) for the car loan customers. Now, the bank will provide the car loans to the customers having annual income of at least 2.5 lakh or more, earlier which used to be one lakh per annum (i.e.8, 300 per month). The SBI clarified that the.... [Read More]
By Pawan Rana
If there is high time to buy a car, it is now. Reason: Maruti India, Hyundai and Volkswagen have reportedly deferred impending price hike in January. Therefore, for car buyers in India it is like a time when they can own a 2012 model car at the price of a 2011 model car. The decision of postponement of the car price hike is expected to have.... [Read More]
By Pranjal Gera
Year 2012 is going to shower many cars in India but at a little extra. A majority of car makers in the country are in the process of hiking the price of their cars by 2 percent to 10 percent starting the first quarter of the next year. Be it Mahindra or Maruti among the domestic ones or BMW or Audi among the foreign auto cos all are reportedly.... [Read More]
By Pranjal Gera
Audi India is reportedly in the process of price hike of Audi A4, Audi A6 and six other products offered in India. The decision is said to have been taken in the light of the current devaluation of the rupee and the higher.... [Read More]
By Manoj Kumawat
Believe it or not, come 2012 and anyone can own a compact SUV or MPV at the price of a small car. Reason: carmakers such as Maruti, Hyundai and Mahindra besides Ford have all lined up to offer customers with SUVs, MPVs that will just cost similar to a premium hatchback. On the other hand, despite India being a market largely dominated by small.... [Read More]
By Shilpa Chopra
The Fiat India made vehicles will be costlier by two percent from January 1st 2012 onwards as reported by a company spokesperson. The hike is a result of the current decline in the Indian rupee and increasing raw material costs that forces Fiat India to revise the cost of its vehicles in the.... [Read More]
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