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Tata Motors souces said that the company would start Nano booking from March/April 2009.
According to sources, Tata Motors has sent 3 models of Nano from its Pantnagar facility to Dehra Dun, Almora and Ranikhet for test runs.

Hyundai Motor India is planning to hike the prices of its cars by up to 2 percent in Jan’09.

Raw material prices, labour costs and other input costs have increased. We are looking to increase the prices by less than two per cent in January.

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Hero Honda has introduced new variants of 3-models : Glamour, Glamour FI & CD deluxe. The CD Deluxe edition is also offered with self start or electric start option. These variants are priced in the range of Rs 45800 and Rs 55450 at ex-showroom, Delhi. Glamour variants are priced in the range of Rs. 45800 and Rs. 47700 and the Glamour F1 will be offered in the range of Rs 51450 and Rs 55450.

Hyundai had launched the most awaited hatchback model – i20. The Hyundai i20 is available in 3 variants - i20 Asta, i20 Magna and i20 Asta (O).

Volkswagen, the German Car Manufacturer, is planning to replace engine in its Passsat. Presently, the Passat includes PD engine which is being replaced with the CRDi engine.

Hyundai Motors is planning to introduce its new Hyundai i20 on December 28. The slow market conditions are not holding back it to launch its new model.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) on Wednesday has launched it’s a one hour periodic maintenance service - Express Maintenance for all its vehicles. The new scheme is available to each Toyota customer existing and new one at no extra cost.
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German luxury car manufacturers Audi and Volkswagen announced to cut the prices of products by up to Rs to Rs 2.79 lacs and Rs 80,859 respectively. They made this declaration after the government’s reduction in a CenVAT by 4%.
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Fiat India has decided to postpone the launch of its Linea, by a month because of a recent terror attacks in Mumbai.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) on Monday said that it will cut production by 30% in December as there has been a fall in sales of passenger car.
The company has a capacity to manufacture more than 5K units per month at its factory near Bangalore.
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