India has become a preferred haven for the super cars. We have seen legendary Car-makers queuing up to bring their iconic super cars to India to feed on that small but niche market that’s opening up in recent days.
A couple of years ago, Super cars and India never went hand in hand. But the situation is fast changing as a host of super car makers like that of Mercedes Benz with their SLS-AMG, Lamborghini with Murcielago LP 670-4 SV and American Super car maker Ultimate Motors with its Shelby, Zenvo and Arash made it to India with its products.
And with the arrival of the Rs 16 crore Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport last month and 3 confirmed bookings later, those car makers who still thought India to be a land of snake charmers had to re-look their strategy for India. India has become a preferred destination for almost all the car manufacturers who have a super car in their portfolio.
There are more car-makers such as the fabled Aston Martin and Ferrari trying to make a cut in the Indian market. Latest in the list of inbound super cars is Netherlands based Spyker. Yes, the very Spyker F1 team which Dr. Mallya brought a couple of years back and named it Force India. This Dutch car-maker has already shortlisted potential partners to import its vehicles and two dealerships are expected to come in New Delhi and Mumbai. The company plans to launch the Spyker product in India in 2011 as soon all the arrangements are finalized.
Spyker though has not shared the possible price tags of the models, we can just imagine how much these hand crafted body panels and hand built cars could cost. No? If we take the C8 Spyder Aileron, this car is priced at 2,20,000 pounds in London which roughly translates into Rs 1.6 crores here but we have deliberately excluded the duty it would attract here in India. Other models in Spyker’s portfolio include LM85, C12 Zagato and D8 Peking-to-Paris.




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