Comments on: Indian Car Reviews

By: Jim Barnes

Jim Barnes — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 14:13:24 +0000

Things you did not know about the India car market
1. We are one of the most internet savvy countries – The number of Indian consumers researching online reaches 95 percent in 2011 from 86 percent in 2010.
2. We like new cars, even most fist time buyers will buy new cars – 92% of car buyers intend to buy a new vehicle as opposed to a 2nd hand car, but you probably already knew that.
3. We read the fine print – 91% Indian car buyers say that the service contract influences their purchase decision, this is more than anywhere else in the world
Source - Capgemini’s Car Online Survey Cars Online 11/12
http://bit.ly/carsindia

By: gropolenko

gropolenko — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 10:09:13 +0000

I am doing a little research about the automotive industry so any answer can help me. You can even just tell me the auto service that you often avail of.
auto common
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By: Zeveamese

Zeveamese — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 00:44:25 +0000

Help plz!

By: Plagogeve

Plagogeve — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 19:55:33 +0000

Used Cars NI is the biggest and best source of used car sales information on the internet for the Northern Ireland buyer, with over 15,500 cars online. The website has 7 million pages viewed per month and growing.
Usedcarsni

By: automate

automate — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 06:58:18 +0000

Even after completing 25 long years of operation in India with the largest fleet of cars and producing over a million cars in a year, Maruti Suzuki is at best known as a small car maker in India. With more global automakers establishing their footprint in India and coming up with new small cars in addition to the sedans, the numero uno status enjoyed by Maruti seemed to be at stake. Suzuki had realized it some time back and understood the importance of projecting Maruti as a complete car maker. http://automate4u.com/2011/03/24/maruti-suzuki-kizashi-test-drive-review-a-sign-of-good-things-to-come/. It had to enter the unknown shores of premium cars away from its mainstay if it had to stay ahead of the competition. After all, it makes no business sense to hand over your home grown loyal customers over the years to the competition due to lack of high end cars in its portfolio. Hence came to the scene the likes of erstwhile Baleno and then the moderately successful SX4, neither of which could turn around the fortunes for Maruti. In between came the most expensive Suzuki, the Grand Vitara, as well whose fate was no different. But Suzuki never gave up. They learnt from the experiences and recently came up with their all new offering-the Kizashi-a sign of good things to come
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By: Hitesh

Hitesh — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 09:16:50 +0000

please suggest - I am planning to buy SUV. I am looking at 7-8 seater family car. as any aspirant I need low maintenance, high mileage, comfort and amazing driving experience. Me and my brother are looking at 3 options - Tata Safari Dicor, Mahindra Xylo and Toyota Innova. only concern is as per corporate policy we can not go beyong 9-9.50 lacs.. but barring this concern of budget I request you to give me proper comparison on these 3 cars.