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Chevrolet introduces new variant of Cruze with jet black interiors theme

     General Motors owned Chevrolet India has introduced a new variant of its Cruze sedan with jet black interiors and with added features as well. The jet black interior Cruze is priced at Rs. 11,92,602/- (ex-showroom, New Delhi) and will be available in all the Chevrolet dealerships across the country.




     The new Cruze will be available in two different colours – Switch Blade Sivler and Sandrift Grey in three variants LT, LTZ and LTZ AT. Aprat from the jet black interiors the new Cruze features Audio Controls on Steering Wheels, USB Port for audio system, Bluetooth connectivity in audio system, Automatic Climate Control, Illuminated vanity mirror, Automatic inside rear view mirror, Rear seat with new seat cushion design, Advanced 6 speed automatic transmission.


Press Release:
Karl Slym , President & Managing Director, General Motors India –
"The new Cruze combines powerful performance with jet-black interiors that redefine luxury. The introduction of the new Chevrolet Cruze is a testament to the importance that GM India attaches to maximize customer satisfaction. At GM India, we always try to work on the feedback we receive from our customers. We have made some exciting changes in the Cruze to make it even more alluring and attractive."
Source: ET

Fiat India Free Check-Up camp from 9th to 30th April

     Fiat India is conducting a Free Check-Up camp for its vehicles across the nation. The camp will be held from 9th to 30th April 2011. The Free Check-Up camp has lots of benefits such as Free vehicle check up, Free top up of consumables (Oil, Coolant, Battery Fluid etc), Discounts on spares and labour charges, Assured gifts.




Here is the camp schedule:


Delhi NCR > 9th April – 10th April
Punjab, Haryana, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh + Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Bihar >16th April – 17th April
Maharashtra, Goa, Chattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh + Rajasthan, Gujarat + West Bengal, Orrissa and North East States > 23rd April – 24th April
Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh + Tamil Nadu, Kerala > 29th April – 30th April


Register Here for Fiat Free Check-Up camp

Ford Fiesta Classic launched, priced from Rs. 5.49 lakh

     Ford India has launched its successful sedan Fiesta in a strip down version named ‘Fiesta Classic’. The Fiesta Classic is priced between Rs. 5.49 – 5.99 lakh for petrol variants and Rs. 6.48 – 6.89 lakh for diesel variants (Prices ex-showroom, New Delhi).


     From the first look you will be surprised to see not changes in the exterior. But when you pop into the car the Fiesta Classic difference can be appreciated. Lot of changes in the interior has been done from instrument cluster to center console to door trims. The instrument panel gets dual tone jasper blue treatment, the center console is graphite finished and the door trims too get dual toned.




     The New ebony and Hub-styled seat fabric highlights the interior of the car. Six side adjustable seats ensure you to sit comfortably and so do the power mirrors which works with a mere click.






     Technology wise the Fiesta Classic has moved one step further. The car is fitted with superior technology such as GEM (General Electronic Module) and PCM (Power Control Module) which enhances the performance in terms of low fuel consumption, low emission and critical eninge diagnostics. The DTE (Distance to Empty Meter) adds to the advanced technology of the car which helps to estimate the distance the vehicle can travel before it runs out of fuel.


     As we said earlier about the exterior, there are no changes except for the ‘Classic’ badge at the rear. The Fiesta Classic will be available with a new Colorado Red colour along with the existing colour shades.


     Under the hood the engine remains the same, a 1.6L Duratech petrol with 101 Ps of power and 1.4L Duratorq diesel with 68 Bhp of power. Three trim levels - LXI, CLXI and SXI are available in both petrol and diesel variants.

Maserati arrives in India

     Fiat owned Italian luxury car manufacturer Maserati has finally come to India. In the foot steps of other luxury car manufacturers Maserati entered India at a time when the demand for luxury cars is increasing. Maserati’s entire range of cars will be available for sale in India. That means you can own a Quattroporte or a Gran Turismo or a Gran Cabrio in India without any import hassles, but of course you need to super rich to do so.






     Maserati has authorized Shreyans group to sell its cars in India. Shreyans group will open its first showroom in Mumbai very soon followed by another in New Delhi. It will expand to 7 major cities with individual dealerships and full service network by the end of 2015.


India is the 63rd market where the Italian carmaker will sell its cars.


Ashish Chordia, CEO, Shreyans Group -
The demand for these cars has been driven by wealthy Indians and we can see a big growth curve ahead.”


Maserati cars prices in India


Gran Turismo 4.2 – Rs 1.20 crore
Gran Turismo S 4.7 – Rs 1.29 crore
Gran Turismo S 4.7 – Rs 1.37 crore
Quattroporte FL 4.2 – Rs 1.23 crore
Quattroporte S FL 4.7 – Rs 1.32 crore
Quattroporte SPORT GTS 4.7 – Rs 1.43 crore
GranCabrio 4.7 – Rs 1.43 crore
Source: ACI

2012 Volkswagen Beetle to be revealed on 18th April

     Volkswagen will reveal it’s 21st Century Beetle on the 18th of April at Shanghai Auto Show, marking a new chapter in the iconic vehicle’s history. The 21st Century Beetle is an automotive icon, reinvented. Its exterior reinterprets the silhouette of the famous Volkswagen Beetle, combining stylistic elements borrowed from the original coupled with the latest technology. The 2012 Volkswagen Beetle guarantees drivers a fun and unique driving experience.




Video - The making of 21st Century Beetle

New Mercedes Benz A Class concept revealed

     The new Mercedes A Class concept is all set to be previewed at the Shanghai Auto Show this month. The concept known as Concept A study has flowing sheetmetal, distinctive detailing and sporty stance. The production car is likely to be little more dynamic than the concept.


     The new A Class features all new MFA (Mercedes Front-wheel drive Architecture) platform with strut front suspension and a multi link rear axle. Most of the things such as plastics, trim and switchgear has been borrowed from the C Class.








     The Concept A design features - flowing instrument panel moulding, sporty steering wheel, dominant twin-dial instrument binnacle and rotary controller for the infomatics system. The concept A design is based on Mercedes idea of a glowing jet engine afterburner as seen in the centre-illuminated dials with air vents.




     Powering the new A Class will the same engines from the C Class family. The 2.0 litre petrol engine produced 204 Bhp making the car a hot hatch. The engine will be mated to a dual clutch gearbox. The diesel engine is 2.2 litre with power ranging from 130 to 180 Bhp. A AMG version will also make it way with a 2.0 litre turbo engine with four wheel drive by 2013.


Source: Autocarindia

Harley Davidson Forty-Eight 1200X launched in India

     American iconic motorcycle manufacturer Harley Davidson has launched its 1200cc superbike Forty-Eight XL 1200X in India priced at Rs. 8.5 lakh (ex-showroom, New Delhi). The Forty-Eight XL 1200X superbike will be available in all Harley Davidson dealerships in India along with 14 other models. However bookings for Forty-Eight will be done this month only at 5 selected dealerships.


     Harley Davidson is setting up its manufacturing unit in India at Bawal, Haryana. This will be the company’s second unit after home-base Brazil. The company will to rollout SuperLow and Iron 883 superbikes from its Indian unit later this year. The SuperLow and Iron 883 will be priced at Rs 5.5 lakh and Rs 6.50 lakh (ex-showroom), respectively. Currently Harley Davidson bikes in India ranges from Rs 7.79 lakh and Rs 38.66 lakh.