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Tuesday, 15 April 2008
Ferrari Eyes 2010 India Launch
All speed enthusiasts who were fed up of rumors about Ferrari’s entry into India, will now have reasons to smile. Many enthusiasts were confused and kept under darkness by rumor mongers in auto industry over Ferrari arrival. Some thought it would hit Indian roads in next five years, some had information that it will come in next 3-5 years and even some had info that it will not be coming to India. Now, keep all those rumors at bay as Ferrai will hit India in 2010. Fiat which owns this legendry brand clarified Ferrari will be seen on Indian road in next two year. There will be no more delay than this. Before entering India, Ferrari is planning to set up sales and marketing network in India so that enthusiasts will get it at right time. Driving fastest cars like Ferrari is going to be more exciting in India when most roads are being flooded with small cars and two-wheelers. Labels: Ferrari, launch in India, Small Car
Thursday, 10 April 2008
Ferrari Will Vrooom India In 2010
The ‘Magic India Discovery’ tour across the subcontinent with the specially-prepared Ferrari 612 Scagliettis was an event to remember. The ‘hot’ looking Ferrari cars will probably come to India by 2010. The company is preparing a sales and marketing network in the country with an eye towards a 2010 launch. At present, we see hardly any Ferraris on Indian roads. Most of these are purchased from Ferrari's dealership in Singapore. Tata Motors is closely related with Ferrari's parent company Fiat and may come into play for Ferrari’s India launch. Labels: car event, Ferrari, new car launch, Tata
Friday, 29 February 2008
Beware of Fake Cars
Police rounded up a gang of 15 people involved in making fake cars in Rome, Italy. They were involved in making fake blood red Ferrari cars with counterfeit parts and few original parts. They sold the cars at a fraction to the cost of the original. Change the name of the car and country and you can find that it is a very Indian-type crime news. Many garages are known to make cars with some fake and some original parts. They also make fake papers that look real. But if they are selling it at really low prices, one can be sure that it is a car without the manufacturers stamp. When we drive in cars, our complete safety depends on the manufacturing of the car. A glitch in the brakes or engine could prove disastrous to users. People looking for cheap used cars must make sure that the cars are certified by authorized dealers or workshops. Article Submitted by AT Labels: car accessory, Fake car business, Ferrari, Used cars
Wednesday, 27 February 2008
Ferrari may come to India
All speed enthusiasts take note - Ferrari is eager to hit Indian roads. This announcement was made by the PRO office of Ferrari recently. But don’t jump from your seats, this could mean another 3-5 years. It is like a dream come true to finally see a Ferrari on Indian roads. This brand has been like a jewel in a crown for Italian sports cars enthusiasts and it is time that the car was brought to India, the land of the Maharajah’s. The Ferrari’s arrival is like an action moving waiting to happen, provided the bullock carts, old trucks, and pedestrians are cleared from the highways. It is not good to associate a fine machine like the Ferrari with accidents that are only too keen to happen. Labels: Ferrari, New Car, Sports car
Thursday, 27 December 2007
New models from Fiat - a treat for die hard fans
All Fiat fans who were forced to opt for other cars have a reason to cheer. Fiat is back! This time with newer and even better models. We hear that the decade old Ranjangaon plant near Pune is finally humming with activity as the Italian car major is pushing through a major expansion programme. This will be a decisive comeback for Fiat. In the next 2 years, Fiat wants to roll out seven new cars from its global portfolio. New releases will include Fiat’s European best seller - the 2-door Cinquecento, the much read about sedan Linea and even the world famous Ferrari. The Fiat service network that used to be about a decade ago is now non-existent. The company will revamp its sales and service network entirely. This move should certainly get the crowd going. Reports suggest that the Pune plant is presently making two versions of the Palio and come February, a third version will be added. The new Palio will be powered by the highly acclaimed 1.3 Multijet engine which currently does duty in the award winning Maruti Swift DDiS. We expect a price tag of around Rs 4.5 lakh on the new model. Labels: Ferrari, Fiat, Italian car, New launch, Palio
Thursday, 20 December 2007
Fiat’s back in India
Fiat is coming back and with a bang! The company has lined up seven launches spread across 24 months. The company has re-started production in its plant in Ranjangaon, Pune. The releases over the next two years will be the popular European two-door CBU Cinquecento, the best seller Linea saloon, 5-door Bravo, Palio diesel version, Grande Punto, Alfa Romeo, and the best known sports car Ferrari. At one time India had known only two car makers-Ambassador and Fiat.The flood of new cars almost drove the two auto companies off the roads. It will be a treat to the eyes to see so many Fiats’ rolling over the Indian roads again. Fiat has decided to push its products by combining old goodwill with an aggressive approach. Labels: Ambassador, European, Ferrari, Fiat, Launches, Palio
Monday, 17 September 2007
Ferrari to cruise on Indian roads by 2008
Ferrari, the Italian car maker, is all set to start its own dealerships in India by early 2008. As part of the existing Tata-Fiat alliance, the launch of Ferrari will be under the navigation of Tata Motors. The world’s favorite sports car - Ferrari will zoom into India’s exclusive sports car market, which is currently dominated by Porsche. Fiat and Tata had earlier announced ambitious plans to manufacture cars and engines under a new 50:50 joint venture between the two companies. Fiat, the parent company of Ferrari, also plans to launch Maseratti and Alfa Romeo in India in coming years. Labels: Ferrari, Fiat, Imported cars, India, launch in India, Tata
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