Yay! Yay! Yay! What seemed to be the future of transportation has finally taken the shape of the present! The very first car that can fly has been launched by the Dutch automaker PAL V. It will be available in two models, namely Liberty Sport and Liberty Pioneer. They are priced at $ 4 lakh (Rs. 2.7 crores) and $ 6 lakhs (Rs. 4.01 crore). For now, the units manufactured are only 90 in number.
All time favorite of the budget friendly buyers' Honda City Facelift has hit the market today with an economical price bracket of Rs. 8.32-13.56 lakhs.
The high on class Jeep Wrangler Unlimited based on petrol driven 3.6-liter Pentastar engine and diesel driven 2.8-liter Turbo engine has been launched in the market with a pricing of Rs. 56 lakhs to Rs. 71.59 lakhs. It belongs to the America based auto company Fiat Chrysler, which plans to bring its division called MOPAR that functions in motor parts manufacturing to India as well.
The Indian politicians' and actors' favorite "laal batti vali gaadi" has been sold to the French automaker Peugeot for Rs. 80 crore. The company discontinued the production of ambassador three years ago because of the staggering sales of the vehicle. Back in the 1970s and 80s, the car sold around 25000 units a year, which dropped to mere 2,500 units or less during 2010s.
Recently, the parliament of India spotted some unethical ways in which the dealers misuse their dealerships in order to make more money. They mentioned that the Regional Transport Offices tend to misguide the customers while purchasing a new automobile for which they have requested to go stricter about the matter by making it optional for the dealers to get the automobiles registered in the state.
Recently, we covered the scrap industry and the easy steps in which one can replace one's old commercial vehicle with a new edition and the benefits one can avail out of the move. Here is the link for the same:
