Volkswagen, Europe’s largest car maker, on Tuesday launched its much awaited premium hatchback, Polo at a price of Rs 4.34 lakh for the petrol variant and Rs 5.32 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) for the diesel variant. Join discussion...

Ahead of this year’s Budget, leading car manufacturer Maruti Suzuki on Monday asked the government not to roll back the entire stimulus package at once as it may hamper economic growth. “If the entire stimulus is withdrawn all at once, it may not lead to economic growth happening in the way it should happen,” Join discussion...

With the forthcoming launch of its small car Figo, US car maker Ford said it will be phasing out its hatchback Fusion from the Indian market. In India, Ford will discontinue the Ford Fusion. Its focus in the small car segment in the Indian market will be exclusively on Figo. One of the major reasons for the decision would be that the Fusion was giving Ford a relatively small volume. Join discussion...

NEW DELHI: Automobile sales raced past a record 11.1 lakh units in January, beating the previous best posted in September last, as consumers rushed to drive away their dream machines before a possible rollback of last year’s tax cuts. Join discussion...

NEW DELHI: It’s the other extreme of the car market. Away from the mad rush of mass volumes and discounts, this segment thrives on the statements pomp, power, style, speed and the hefty price tags that often range from close to a crore to a whopping Rs 6 crore. Join discussion...

Guess what? Maruti Suzuki might be riding a high wave with their production output surpassing the parent company itself but that does not stop India’s largest car manufacturing company to stop at it. Maruti Suzuki has been ruling the roost in the compact segment and it is a known fact that 2 out of every 3 cars sold in India is a Maruti Suzuki. Maruti Suzuki wants to further consolidate their position in the Indian car market and how? Join discussion...

All the major car makers have latched on to the idea, as the small car segment accounts for more than 70 per cent of India's car market. Join discussion...

Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation Group (SAIC) is investing $500 million (Rs 2,350 Crore) for General Motors (GM) India stake. GM India has entered into a 50:50 joint venture with China's SAIC earlier this month to manufacture cars for both the Indian and export markets. Now it has sold 50 per cent of its Indian operations to SAIC for $500 million. Join discussion...

NEW DELHI: Domestic Car sales have started the New Year with a bang, backed by strong growth numbers in December, 2009. Join discussion...

MUMBAI: Car companies are doling out huge discounts in the range of Rs 10,000 to Rs 1.5 lakh to keep the momentum going in an upbeat market and buyers aren't complaining. Join discussion...