Mercedes Benz is considering entering the used car market in India, as the company feels there is good money to be made over there. Mercedes used carsare already available in India from a variety of dealers in the unorganised sector; and officially making used Mercs available for purchase would provide some amount of guarantee to the buyer on the quality of the car.

Haryana's International Center of Automotive Technology (ICAT) has approved the upcoming Suzuki Ritz for India.

Its celebration time at Hyundai Motor India with the car maker clocking the fastest three lakh i10 sales in a small period of time. The laudable figures have been recorded since its launch on October 31, 2007.

It seems the launch of the Mahindra Renault Sandero in India has been postponed for now.

The Honda Activa has been around for a lot many years now - and yesterday Honda launched a new version of the Activa priced at Rs 39,800 (ex-showroom Delhi).

Starting April 1, cars from Mitsubishi Cars India would cost more. The car maker, which has a joint venture deal with Hindustan Motors, is planning to bring in a price hike of around 5 per cent on its models.

The Fiat Linea has been one of the rare successes in India from Fiat India - so much so that the car is believed to have turned around the fortunes of the embattled car company.

Yamaha already two big motorcycles in India - the YZF-R1 and the MT-01 - both of which were launched last year. And now they plan to launch another big bike, the Yamaha FZ1 soon. The FZ1 is powered by a four cylinder 998cc liquid-cooled engine, producing a maximum power of 150 ...

Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M), which bought out Kinetic Motors in 2008, has announced that it will enter every segment of the two-wheeler market soon.

Tata Motors has tied up with a number of banks to provide enhanced finance options to its customers.

Okay, now we come to the middle-of-the road, or the middle of the range Nano, the Tata Nano CX. The Nano CX version is available in both Bharat Stage II compliant and Stage III complaint versions. There is a price difference too, between the two. What do you get? Fve colour choices, ...

The much awaited Tata Nano is out, and from what we have seen from the comments, there is a lot of curiosity about the top end version of the world's cheapest car, the Tata Nano LX.

The Tata Nano was commercially launched at the Parsi Gymkhana, Mumbai, on March 23, 2009. At the press conference, the company revealed details about the booking process, Tata Nano's specifications, merchandising and accessory offers, availability, and export plans. Some of the information is old hat and has been in the public domain ...

As the Nano is launched, car-maker Tata Motors is said to be struggling with problems and huge debt. Analysts are keeping their fingers crossed, holding aloft their apprehensions as to whether Tata would be able to keep costs down and get production going.

The Tata Nano LX would be the top-end Tata Nano on sale in India. It was announced during the official commercial launch of the Nano that the Nano would be available in three versions. Earlier, they were called Standard, Deluxe and Luxury. The names have gone out the window as of now. There ...

At this point, this is only a rumour. But it seems what many wanted is going to come true. You will be able to book a Tata Nano online!

Some details are trickling in about the booking and application process for the Tata Nano.

The Tata Nano is almost here, and used car dealers in India are feelling the pinch.

Following the fair amount of success the company has had with its Logan model, Mahindra & Mahindra is now looking at building the Renault hatchback Sandero in the country.

While details about where to book the Tata Nano are available, details about loans and interest rates are yet to be revealed.