The Eeco is one of the most anticipated cars for 2010. Automobile enthusiasts may scoff, but your average Indian car buyer who contributes most to the bottom line of companies is a pretty practical person with not too much money to throw around. Join discussion...

There’s a lot of commotion on the upcoming Maruti Wagon R which is capable of meeting BS4 standards. Join discussion...

Maruti has chalked out its release of new Wagon R in this April, phasing out the existing one. To cost Rs3.3 lakhs, the newer version will be equipped with more space, a new K series 1lit engine. Join discussion...

The latest buzz in the car segment is the overbooking of the new Maruti Eeco and the waiting period of around 3 months. Join discussion...

PUNE: It is the Indian version of a recall that global automobile manufacturers are in the midst of. Maruti Suzuki, the country’s biggest car maker by sales, is replacing fuel pump gaskets of one of its small car, the A Star, following reports of anomalies in the fuel tank. Join discussion...

Almost 26 years after it changed personal mobility in this market, India’s first true hatch back Maruti 800 is finally on its way out. Join discussion...

Maruti 800, which is one of the oldest selling models in the country and the cash- cow- model for Maruti for many years will continue to be on sale in Indian cities even after April 2010 when the new BS-IV emission norms kick in. Join discussion...

NEW DELHI: Maruti Suzuki, the country’s largest carmaker, recently outgrew its Japanese parent in sales. The company, whose products have been driven by Japanese engineers for quarter of a century, now plans to do one better than Suzuki Motor Corp in research and development (R&D). Join discussion...

Is Maruti Suzuki seriously planning to launch Cervo in India this year? There is a high possibility given a Cervo was spotted testing in India a few months ago. Join discussion...

MUMBAI: Maruti Suzuki, India's top carmaker, approved on Saturday an investment of Rs 1,700 crore ($369 million) to produce an additional 250,000 cars annually, the company said. Maruti, in which Japan's Suzuki Motor Corp has a 54.2 percent stake, currently has a production capacity of 1 million units. Join discussion...