Bullet Classic 500 EFI and Classic 350 have been launched by royal Enfield in India. We had talked about this motorcycle quite a few months back, but missed out on it when the story broke.
Sometimes, the sheer audacity of some headlines take you by surprise. Not good, not bad - just gutsy. I came across one of them today on the MotorCrunch blog, why I was going through Saturday's automobile headlines in my Google Reader. It simply said-"Mahindra launch ugly compact truck."
Bullet Classic 500 EFI and Classic 350 have been launched by royal Enfield in India. We had talked about this motorcycle quite a few months back, but missed out on it when the story broke.
Bullet Classic 500 EFI and Classic 350 have been launched by royal Enfield in India. We had talked about this motorcycle quite a few months back, but missed out on it when the story broke.
The Kawasaki Ninja 250R is launched in India courtesy Bajaj Auto - but price is Rs 3 lakh on-road!
We are less than an hour every from the launch of the most anticipated motor cycle in India - Kawasaki Ninja 250R - there is really no point in doing a story but we're doing it anyway!
Reva electric Co. has struck a deal with Long Island-based Bannon Automotive LLC to manufacture the three-door hatchback Reva NXR electric car in Central New York.
Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) will unveil its hybrid vehicles in the 2010 Commonwealth Games, as part of the Indian government’s hybrid development project.
Bullet Classic 500 EFI and Classic 350 have been launched by royal Enfield in India. We had talked about this motorcycle quite a few months back, but missed out on it when the story broke.
Honda launched third generation CR-V in India yesterday. Mostly, we believe that the new CR-V is an exercise in aesthetics. The exterior of the car has been revised: we now have a different grille, a different hood, and new foglamps. The front and rear bumpers have been revised too.
The Economic Times today reported that the Tata Xover will be displayed at the upcoming 2010 Auto Expo in New Delhi.
And the recently concluded Tokyo Motor show, the company told the Indian media that it has plans to launch a new MPV in the Indian market which will be priced below the Toyota Innova.
The Economic Times today reported that the Tata Xover will be displayed at the upcoming 2010 Auto Expo in New Delhi.
