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Tuesday, 12 January 2010
 Guess what? The concept of the small car “ new small” which Honda had displayed in the Auto Expo 2010 is scheduled to be launched in 2011. If this is news that you think you already knew, check this out. The small car of Honda’s will have around 80 per cent of its components made in India. Now that’s a news that we bet you might not have heard of right? Honda also expects that the small car that it will produce in India, sell as many as units as its best seller ‘ City’ does. "Our new small car, to be launched in 2011, will have a rate of around 80 per cent in localisation of components," Honda Siel Cars India Director (Marketing) Tatsuya Natsume told reporters during the 10th Auto Expo in New Delhi. The small car from Honda will be rolled out from the company’s plant in Greater Noida and Honda will take all measures to meet the demands of the customers as soon as the car is launched. Honda also is looking to increase the use of local components of its existing models in India to around the same percentage. While its City and Jazz cars have around 75 per cent localisation of components, the Civic has 71 per cent and the Accord 28 per cent. Labels: Auto-Expo-2010, Honda, Honda-Accord, Honda-City, Honda-Civic, Honda-Jazz, Honda-Small-Car, New-Car-Launch
Monday, 21 December 2009
Honda Siel Cars India (HSCI) Ltd. finally has announced its plans of a small car. This car was on cards for some time now. Honda is gearing in for a World Premiere of the “Honda New Small Concept” at the 10th Auto Expo 2010 to be held in New Delhi starting from 5th January 2010. Honda New Small Concept is a concept model of a new small-sized vehicle which Honda is currently developing especially for India and other emerging nations. Honda, along with its New Small Car Concept, also will be exhibiting the CR-Z Concept 2009, a concept model for a new hybrid model, which was unveiled for the first time at the Tokyo Motor Show in October 2009. True to the Honda culture, Honda under the tag line “Inspired by Dynamism - Truly Honda by Nature”, will express its relentless dynamism to create cutting edge technologies and its commitment to protect the environment for future generations. True to its nature of challenging spirit and bringing together the seemingly incongruous ends, Honda will bring alive the theme of its booth through an attractive range of displays. Honda will also personify Human Dynamism in the form of the much-loved, humanoid Robot, the ASIMO. Besides enthralling the audiences at the Expo with its ability to walk forward and backward, climb stairs, the ASIMO will also show its advanced mobility capabilities through running in a circular pattern. The special display zone named “Design Corner” will feature a glimpse of the elements involved in designing a car from scratch. This corner will also have contests for visitors where they would be asked to design futuristic cars of their choice. Adding glamour and spunk to the Honda booth will be the ‘The Jazz Corner’ which will showcase Mugen fitted Honda Jazz in trendy colors. An exclusive “Engine section” will feature the advances made by Honda in the engine technology realizing both superior power and low fuel consumption. Also on display will be Honda’s commitment to passenger and pedestrian safety through G-CON technology and safety features which come as standard on all Honda cars. Apart from the new products Honda will also display its current refreshed range of cars which includes City 1.5 V, New Civic, Accord V6 and New CR-V. Labels: Honda- CR-Z Concept-2009, Honda-Accord-V6, Honda-City, Honda-Small-Car
Wednesday, 25 November 2009
As per the results of the J.D. Power Asia Pacific 2009 India Initial Quality Study (IQS) released today, overall new-vehicle initial quality in India has improved notably from 2008. Yes, you just read that right. The study, which measures the problems of owners and their experience with their new vehicle during the first two to six months of ownership, examines more than 200 problem symptoms covering categories that include engine and transmission, AC, controls and displays, interiors, audio, entertainment and navigation systems and others. All problems are summarized as the number of problems per 100 vehicles (PP100). Lower PP100 scores indicate a lower rate of problem incidence and higher initial quality. Overall, initial quality in India averaged 155 PP100 in 2009, compared with 187 PP100 in 2008 (hence an improvement of 32 PP100). Among the 38 vehicle models also included in the 2008 study, 25 show improvement by at least 10 PP100 in 2009. Initial quality in the engine and transmission category improves more than in any other category, with 12 fewer PP100 than in 2008. Although excessive fuel consumption continues to be the single issue most commonly reported by owners, this problem area improves more than any other area, compared with 2008. It is roughly Nine out of 11 automotive manufacturers have improved in initial quality since 2008, and as an industry, manufacturers in India have consistently delivered increasing levels of initial quality throughout the years opines Mohit Arora who is the senior director at J.D. Power Asia Pacific, Singapore. Two Honda models rank highest in their respective segments. The Civic(46 PP100) ranks highest in the premium midsize car segment for the second consecutive year, improving by 32 PP100 from 2008. The City (79 PP100) ranks highest in the midsize car segment. For the third consecutive year, the Chevrolet Spark ranks highest in the compact car segment with a score of 116 PP100. The newly launched Maruti Suzuki Ritz ranks highest in the premium compact car segment with a score of 95 PP100. In the entry midsize car segment, the Ford Ikon ranks highest with 90 PP100. In the MUV/MPV segment, the Toyota Innova (77 PP100) ranks highest for the third consecutive year. Incidence of problems, particularly during the initial ownership period, leads not only to increased dissatisfaction, but also to lower levels of loyalty and advocacy. Owners who report an initial quality problem are much less likely to repurchase or recommend the same make, compared with those who do not report experiencing a problem. Loyalty and advocacy intentions decline by 9 and 14 percentage points, respectively, among owners who report experiencing problems during the initial ownership period. The 2009 India IQS, now in its 13th year, is based on evaluations from more than 6,600 owners who purchased a new vehicle between November 2008 and July 2009. The study includes 50 vehicle models covering 13 makes. The study was fielded from May to September 2009 in 20 cities across India. Labels: Chevrolet-Spark, Engine, Honda-City, Honda-Civic, J.D. Power-Asia-Pacific-2009-India-Initial-Quality-Study, Maruti Suzuki Ritz, Transmission
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
 Delayed for over two weeks, the new Maruti Suzuki SX4 has still not lost its fervour. The wait is over and the Maruti SX4 has been finally launched. The main attraction of the SX4 is that the engine of the SX4 is equipped with an advanced variable valve timing (VVT) technology. The SX4 is an attempt of Maruti Suzuki to wipe out the different assumptions about the brand that is prevailing in the car market. The popular notion is that Maruti is not a great performer when it comes to the big cars. And with other major companies such as Honda, Hyundai, and Toyota striving hard to satisfy the ever growing demands of the customers, Maruti will be in no time pushed to the wall as a small car manufacturer alone. This fear of the company might me the driving force behind the company’s new launch. Maruti Suzuki has also introduced a 4-speed automatic transmission. The VVT technology guarantees that there is no shortage of power or wastage leading to improved optimized fuel consumption, engine efficiency, and lesser carbon emissions. The advanced VVT technology helps in starting the car accelerating it and climbing steep slopes better. The SX4 is an environment friendly car that complies with the BS IV regulation, which will be effective from April 2010. It is among first cars in the A-3 segment that abide by the BS IV regulation of emission. The SX4 has a more efficient engine that gives a mileage of 15.6 km per litre of petrol. The 1.6 litre engine produces a maximum power of 104.68ps @5600 rpm and a high torque of 145Nm @4100 rpm. The new SX4 has been made vibrant with a brand-new sporty honeycomb grille and 10-spoke 16 inch alloy wheels and dual tones interiors and plush upholstery. The 4-speed automatic transmission is the best choice for city drive. A smooth and sporty drive allows an easy down-shift and effortless up-shift. A cluster of computer controlled sensors continuously administers the throttle input and optimize the engine response accordingly, thus requiring no changing of gears. The new SX4 has two-tone beige colour interiors. At night, the steering mounted controls are illuminated for effortless usage. There is also new provision of USB connectivity on the dashboard. The SX4 also has auto climate control system, windshield antenna, illuminated key insert, and variable instrument illumination. The new SX4 is available in 2 transmissions namely manual and automatic. The two variants in manual transmission are VXi and ZXi. The SX4 is now available in seven metallic colours namely Azure Grey, Pearl Arctic White, French Éclair, Oyster Blue, Clear Beige, Silky Silver and Midnight Black. The SX4 VXi manual is priced at 6.68 lakh, SX4 ZXi manual at 7.37 lakh, SX4 ZXi leather at 7.71, SX4 ZXi 4-speed automatic at 8.02 lakh, and SX4 ZXi leather 4-speed automatic at 8.36 lakh. Labels: Honda-City, Maruti-Suzuki, Maruti-Suzuki-SX4, New-Car-Launch, Small-Car-Segment
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
Yes, we were also eagerly waiting for the launch of Maruti’s Diwali gift, the new Maruti Suzuki SX4. The company had many promises about the car and that was expected to be launched yesterday, October 13, 2009. Maruti, even though is the master car manufacturer of the county, has certain limitations. And it was SX4, which belongs to the A3 premium segment, which suffered the most. The car during the initial days after the launch was able to top in sales. But the glory subsided soon and the sedan was not able to stand the competition from other major car models. The final blow was the launch of the new Honda City. And then the SX4 was not able to take it anymore. The superior designing and performance of Honda created a huge competition for Maruti and as a result the sales of SX4 came down considerably. This also gained more momentum to the view that Maruti Suzuki is good at manufacturing small cars and but luxury cars are not its cup of tea. And the new facelifted model of SX4 from Maruti is expected to erase off this view. But where is the car? There could be a reason why the company didn’t launch SX4 yesterday as reported by many news. The Indian car company might have thought in an Indian way. Yesterday was Tuesday, a day which is considered to be inauspicious by the Indian mass. The company would not want to challenge the age old belief that Tuesday is not a good day for starting any new ventures. The company, we expect would relaunch the SX4 today or tomorrow. Or is it waiting to enter the Indian car market together with Tata Manza, a mid size sedan! Labels: Honda-City, Maruti, Maruti-SX4, Tata-Manza
Friday, 25 September 2009
 It seems the Maruti Suzuki is having second thoughts about its SX4. No, it is not planning to stop producing the mid-size sedan, but instead the company will be bringing out a power-packed version of the mid-size sedan. Except for those three initial months after its launch, the Maruti Suzuki SX4 has never bought the company much profit. And the company’s plan to launch a revived model of SX4 is to surely meet the growing demands of the Indian car buyers. There is a very famous notion that the Maruti car models will not satisfy the needs of a big car customer. And with the launch of the power-packed SX4, Maruti is now trying to rub off this thought from the minds of the car buyers. But the company should take special care to not make even a minor mistake this time around. Doing so, it will adversely affect the sales of the model and the remaining notion will gain more momentum. So the company should really be careful in taking a decision as the other car model it has to compete in the segment is the all powerful Honda City. And for Honda City, not only does the superior designing and elegant help them win the crowd; it is also the brand name and class that will pull in more sales for the company. And for Maruti SX4, it has once lost the race with Honda City. And if the same happens again, it could be really disastrous. Maruti SX4 is expected to be relaunch within a fortnight. And it will be powered by a new 1.6-litre engine that will have a much higher pick-up. And there will also be an additional automatic variant too. It will also meet the Bharat lV emission norms. Yes of course, there will be a hike in the pricing of the new car; it is expected to be priced higher than the current top-end Zxi variant, which comes at Rs 7.5 lakh. Labels: Honda-City, Maruti-Suzuki, Maruti-SX4, Mid-Size-Sedan, Power-Packed-Version
Thursday, 24 September 2009
True partners render and seek help at the hour of need and that is exactly what is happening between the French car maker Renault and Nissan. This year, Renault had a very sad first half, and now Nissan will be launching its compact car in India, using the compact car platform of Nissan. And this will be of great help for Renault as it will not have to spend on any product development. Both the cars, Nissan’s Micra and the Renault-Nissan compact car, which shares its platform with the Nissan compact car, as both the cars will be manufactured at the still constructing Chennai plant and will have similar component sourcing facilities and production lines. Now, this will be an altogether different car and is not the low-cost car that the two companies have planned to manufacture together with the Indian motorcycle manufacturer, Bajaj Auto and is expected to launch in 2011. Nissan has great compact car plans for India for the next few years. By the mid of next year Nissan is expected to launch a compact car with the seating capacity of five. And by 2012 three new cars will be launched using the same platform. Not only will Nissan be using the same platform for manufacturing other cars but Renault will also be using them for its compact car or sedan, or for both. This will be the first occurrence in the Indian car market where two manufacturers are using the same platform for manufacturing many cars. But don’t you think that sharing the same platform makes two cars look alike, no it is never so, Maruti Suzuki Ritz and Swift and Honda City and Jazz share the same platform, but don’t they look different? But one thing is for sure, the Indian car market will, in no time, be flooded with compact and small cars. Labels: Compact-Car, Honda-City, Maruti-Suzuki-Ritz, Nissan, Renault, Small-Car
Tuesday, 15 September 2009
 The popular Honda City now comes with new variants. Honda City 1.5V will come loaded with accessories and City 1.5S, will flaunt a new beige interior. Honda Siel Cars India has revealed that the new variants of Honda City are launched as a part of the Great Honda Fest promotion. The City 1.5V with option for manual and automatic transmissions will now sport stylish 5-spoke alloy wheels and brighter front fog lamps for style and better visibility. On the outside, the City 1.5L will also get cool chrome door handles, sporty exhaust finish and chic front and rear mud gears. Honda City 1.5S in the meanwhile, comes with a complete new interior in the fashionable beige colour. The fabric seats are also in beige and the fan knob is in alluring silver. The inner door handles, door lining garnish and power windows panel are painted to match with the interior. The sedan also has dual front tweeters and a driver seat back pocket for added convenience. The new Honda City will now be available in three variants: SMT, VMT and VAT. Besides, all these variants will be available in two versions: Elegance and Inspire. Honda City will have an additional colour option, Deep Sapphire Blue, for a limited period during the festive season along with the exciting existing colors to select from the paint shop. The Honda City can boast of the 1.5L, 4-cylinder new generation i-VTEC engine under its bonnet. The engine can deliver a power output of 115 bhp. The engine is E10 compliant and has Euro IV emission levels. The new City is packed with various active and passive safety features standard such as Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) with Brake Assist (BA), Dual SRS airbags, pre-tensioner seat belts and G-Force Control Technology (G-CON) body with a high integrity survival zone. The front body structure of the Honda City ensures advanced pedestrian safety features. The New Honda City is available in the price bracket of Rs 8.37-Rs.10.24Lakh. Labels: Honda-City, Honda-Siel-Cars-India, New-Car-Launch, New-Honda-City
Tuesday, 8 September 2009
Celebrations have started for Hyundai and the company is ready to share the pleasure and joy of its 10th birthday in the country with its most priced customers. A decade long life of Hyundai in India has been rewarding for the company; it has been accepted and adorned by its customers for bringing out the most reliable cars. But for Honda it is a different reason to celebrate, the festival season in the country that will not end for another couple of months give Honda a reason to increase its sales and also celebrate and the Win a Car Contest has been introduced for this reason. Hyundai Motor India Ltd offers nationwide Free Car Care Clinic from the 7th of September till the 20th. This is not the first time the company is conducting a nationwide venture, but the seventh time in this short period of ten years of the company’s tenure in the country, but with this time there are lot more goodies. Conducted across 375 Hyundai dealer workshops, for the first time, the Hyundai customers can avail this service at Hyundai Authorised Service Centres (HASC), 30 of them across the country. The car will be undergone a complete 80 point check-up. The engine, under-body, exteriors, transmission etc will be given a thorough check up, in fact no part of the car will be left unexamined. The esteemed customers of Hyundai will get a free car wash, other value added services, and special discounts on oil and consumables. The discount percentage also mounts for each service, if it is a 10 per cent discount on spare parts, there is an attractive, much higher 20 per cent discount on labour charges. But things are a little different with Honda customers, as only those customers, who buys a Honda from September 7 to October 31 this year has a reason to rejoice as there is a change for them to drive home another Honda in less than a month’s time. The company also offers special accessory packages for the Jazz, Civic, City, Accord and CR-V. This is not all the company is celebrating its birthday with high pomp and there are return gifts too, if you are lucky. Extended warranty, gift hampers, a first prize of 32” LCD television, and the list does not stop here. Each Hyundai customer should make most of this opportunity, understanding that such golden opportunities do not happen every while. But this is surely a great way of treating its customers, gifting them an unforgettable Free Service. And for those who are planning to buy a new car never fail to check out Honda cars, not one, two of them as you may win another very soon. Labels: Honda, Honda-City, Hyundai
Thursday, 20 August 2009
 Both Honda City and Honda Civic are the crowd pulling models from Honda in India. The two models have won numerous awards and kudos from the critics and aficionados at the same time. But the company is not planning to settle down with all the appreciations and back tapping exercise as Honda is getting ready to deliver more to the consumers, by launching a facelifted Civic and an upgraded City. The reason for this can be that Honda wants to stop the grumbling customers as well as critics who find the cars’ interior designs not up to the mark with the usage of poorer quality plastic and lack of kit. But don’t you dare expecting the company to change only the so called complaining factors – plastic and kit. The company has plans to add on more features to upgrade the car and give no room for complaints from an unhappy customer. In other words, Honda just does not want any unhappy customer.  The upgraded Honda City will be available from October, 2009, it is not a long wait, but the facelifted Civic will be available a month before the updated City hits the market, ie, by September. A quick browse through the new features of both the car reveals that Honda City will have two new variants namely 1.5 V MT and 1.5 V AT together with the existing 1.5 S MT. The existing model, the S version will get a new set of colour option with new better quality interiors, it will also have rotary controls for the air-conditioning. The V version will have leather interiors, fog lamp, 15-inch alloy wheels and all the new look which its S variant has received. There is expected to be a price change in the S variant and the V models as it will be priced between Rs 9.2 to 9.7 lakh. With a small increase in price, the Honda Civic will be available with a minor facelift. The Civic will have new alloy wheels, front bumper, grille, and fog lamp and there will be an option of USB port and of course, the Civic will get more colour options. Labels: Honda, Honda-City, Honda-Civic
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
Honda Siel Cars India successfully organized their celebrated customer interaction programme ‘Honda Fest’ across all its 65 dealerships in India. This is the second such programme, after a similar function was held last year to mark the launch of the new Honda City. The latest Honda fest was focused on the new kid in the block Honda Jazz. Test drives on all the three variants (Base, Mode, Active) of the Jazz was available for the customers. Honda Fest, which had been organised in the third weekend of June, was a treat to the Honda customers as they could test drive all the cars in the Honda Portfolio. With entertainment being the main theme coinciding with the showcasing of the Honda Jazz, recreational programmes such as pupet show was organised for the kids. All India music, dance, quiz and painting competitions were also held during the occasion and the results of these competitions would be announced by Honda Siel Cars later in the year. Honda Siel Cars along with their dealerships sent out invitations to customers and corporate companies across the country to come and participate in the festival. Honda Motors is the only company organizing such customer interaction events, particularly around the time of every new car from their stable is launched. It is an unique initiative by the car manufacturer to increase awareness about their products among consumers. Honda has been conducting similar fests in its other markets such as Japan, Germany and Italy. Honda officials feel that such fests would encourage customers to walk in to dealerships with a positive approach. It is an initiative worth emulating by other car manufacturers in India. Labels: Honda-City, Honda-Fest, Honda-Jazz, Honda-Siel-Cars-India, New-Honda-Cars-India
Thursday, 12 March 2009
If you are an ardent lover of Honda Cars then it’s time for you to save your pockets. Honda is soon going to raise the prices of its entire range of cars in India by Rs 30,000 to 3,54,000. Though it’s tough to accept the price hike at this stage as recessionary pressure is not completely relieved. But the manufacturers have no other options left with them. In the past 8 months Indian rupee has depreciated by over 16% and the Japanese Yen has strengthened by 10.5%. Currency fluctuations have driven Honda to increase car prices. And this is mainly because it has tremendously increased the cost of import. For some time the manufacturer did absorbed the impact but how long? No car manufacturer can carry on absorbing the impact of high input cost as well as high import cost anymore. And so is Honda. Honda CR-V is an imported car model whose price has been increased by Rs 3, 54,000. The prices of Honda City has been increased in the range of Rs 30, 000 to Rs 35, 000 and Civic has been raised by Rs 50, 000 to Rs 60, 000. Even the Honda Accord will now be costlier by Rs 1, 00, 000. The price of CR-V, Civic and City will be effective from April 1, 2009 whereas Honda Accord will bear the revised price tag from March 16, 2009. Labels: Car-Manufacturer, Honda CR-V, Honda-Accord, Honda-Cars, Honda-City, Honda-Civic, Honda-Price-Hike, India
Thursday, 26 February 2009
The NDTV Profit Car and Bike Awards 2009 was recently held in Mumbai to acclaim India’s best choice of wheels. The grand award show witnessed the presence of country’s top car manufacturers, auto professionals, corporate leaders from car industry, and famous Bollywood celebrities. The event was organised to honour the best design, technology, style, and performance in the car industry as well as the best car of the year 2009. To choose from there were a number of cars that have succeeded in winning people’s heart with its brilliant styling and outstanding performance. But only few cars drove out with the winner’s award. In the award function the New Honda City was adjudged as ‘Car of the Year 2009’. The City was flying high by grabbing two more awards in its credit. It also won the ‘Best Active Mid-Sized Car’ and the ‘CNB Viewer’s Choice Car’ awards. Following the winning attributes of the City were the Chevrolet Captiva, Skoda Fabia, Volkswagen Jetta, Audi A4, and the Mercedes Benz SL 63 AMG. Chevrolet Captiva bagged the award of ‘SUV of the Year’, Skoda Fabia won the title of ‘Active Small Car of the Year’, Volkswagen Jetta won the ‘Executive Car of the Year’ award, Audi A4 for ‘Premium Car of the Year’, and Mercedes Benz SL 63 AMG carried the award for ‘Import Car of the Year’. All these car manufacturers rejoiced their success but the special celebration is enjoyed by Hyundai who won the title of ‘Car Manufacturer of the Year 2009’. Labels: Car-Industry, Car-Manufacturer, Honda-City
Thursday, 4 December 2008
Whenever you plan to buy your spanking new set of wheels, the quality qualms amongst Indian cars is confusing. This makes it difficult for you to choose the best masterpiece. But now, the worries and fears have come to an end as J. D. Power Asia has discovered some of the best Indian cars in every car segment. J. D. Power ranked 45 different cars from 12 different car manufacturers based on the data gathered from about 6,000 new car owners across 20 Indian cities. Excitingly, the result reveals that Honda and General Motors have maintained a rigorous control over quality issues and delivered the best quality cars to their customers. Honda with three of its cars, Honda City, Honda Civic, and the Honda CR-V scored high points in their respective segments. These cars fulfill the company’s commitment of delivering reliable and dependable cars to its valued customers. General Motors has also managed to dominate two car segments with its Chevy Spark and the Aveo U-VA, beating other established players in the industry. Chevrolet Spark tops the compact car segment and the Chevrolet Aveo U-VA ranks first in the premium compact car segment. Maruti Suzuki and Toyota has also managed to dominate the entry midsize segment and MUV segment, respectively. Maruti with its Swift Dzire and Toyota with its Innova has swayed away other cars in their relevant segments. With this, the truth behind the quality qualms amongst Indian cars is uncovered. Labels: General-Motors, Honda-City, Maruti-Suzuki
Friday, 28 November 2008
It’s time to join celebrations with Honda. Honda organises a new customer centric concept ‘Honda Fest’ for all Honda car lovers. The concept of fest is introduced to nurture a sense of belongingness that Honda car customers share with the brand name. Honda has recently started the delivery of its all-new Honda City. With the delivery of Honda City, the company desires to add excitement and thrill. So, it organizes a fun-filled weekend fest for all its valued customers and their family. It will be held from November 28 to November 30 at all Honda car dealerships across the country. This celebration will showcase the entire fleet of Honda cars with loads of entertainment. Apart from test driving of all the Honda cars including the new City, Honda Fest will also feature assortment of entertainment activities including music, dance, contest, painting competition, puppet show, and much more. These are featured to add extra charm to the new car launch. The company further desires to emulate this concept with the launch of all future car models. Honda finds this as an opportunity to strengthen its bonding with the vast pool of esteemed customers across the country. So, if you are a true Honda lover, drop in at the Honda Fest and have an exhilarating time with your friends and family. Labels: Honda-Cars, Honda-City, New-Car-Launch
Thursday, 6 November 2008
Honda’s popular model, the all-new Honda City is in great demand. This ‘hot’ looking sedan has received more than 2000 bookings across the country. However, the deliveries are expected to start by November this year. This third generation City comes with a comprehensive new look, creative design, and stylish features. It is a perfect combination of exciting style, comfort, enhanced performance, and non-comparable safety. Passionately crafted car with its unique ‘Arrow Shot Form’ design adds up to the latest fashion trend. The new front grille and sharp front headlights makes the car more elegant and striking in its appearance. It is the best sedan that will suit your personality as well as your budget. So hurry up, make your booking fast, and adorn your portico with this beauty. Labels: Honda-City, Sedan
Thursday, 30 October 2008
Honda has recently launched an all new Honda City with an arrow shot design and appealing aesthetics. Immediately after this new car launch, there are speculations that the company is still planning to launch another generation of the City by early 2009. Nothing is there to comment on the speculations. But is it actually right to launch a new generation City at this time, when the recently launched Honda City has not even rejoiced the success on Indian roads. Since the first generation City was launched in India, it has always been a great success due to its brilliant styling, excellent performance, and unmatched fuel efficiency. The new one is introduced with a completely new face and is sure to beat its segment and enjoy a win-to-win situation in India. Do you all feel that it is the right time to launch a new generation City? Do you really think that the company should give it a thought at this point of time? Labels: Fuel-efficiency, Honda-City, New-Car-Launch
Monday, 13 October 2008
You all are aware of the all-new Honda City launched recently. But none of you would be aware that the launch was restricted to Delhi and Thailand. The great car with a unique design, advanced engine technology, brilliant styling, and innovative features has further made a move to Mumbai roads. So, now Mumbaikars can rejoice the pleasurable drive. Mumbai roads will soon be scorched with the new Honda City. The company strongly feels that the launch of this new cars in Mumbai will make India the largest market for Honda City. Since the first generation Honda City, the car has been a great success in Asian market. India now dominates the market and is expected to showcase a better hike in the years ahead. Sadly, we may have to bid good-bye to the old Honda City while we welcome the new one. Labels: Honda-City, New-Car, New-launch
Monday, 29 September 2008
Honda recently gifted the Honda Accord to Mr. Digvijay Singh, winner of the Order of Merit List for gold tournament held in India. Digvijay, a happy owner of the Honda Accord must be smiling with the car keys in his hands. Obviously, he has a reason to smile. Honda as a brand is a super success in the country and people love to own Honda cars like City, Civic, CR-V, and Accord. The new Accord is a perfect blend of unmatched performance, inspiring style, high-end safety, and refined comfort. Who will not love driving a classy car like this? By gifting this car to the winner of a sport event, Honda is making an attractive move towards branding. Indian car manufacturers are going hand in hand with sports events because of the huge crowd following sports activities. Even Volvo tried to brand its car model by gifting it to the first Indian individual winner of Olympics. Labels: Honda, Honda- Accord, Honda-City, Honda-Civic, Honda-CR-V, Indian-Car, Volvo
Friday, 26 September 2008
In the present scenario, older car models are proving their real worth during the worst ever slowdown in the car market. Among a long list of popular Indian cars, Santro, Indica and Accent are believed to be real time winners. Despite of the fact that the new generation siblings are introduced in the market, these old models are contributing a good percentage of car sales in the market. Hyundai Santro, a car ranked top by J.D Power Asia, has been a great time success even though the next generation hatchback Hyundai i10 is already in the market. It is one of the hot time favourite in compact car segment. Along with Santro, the old Toyota Corolla and Honda City have also been successful in overcoming the sluggish car market. All these cars not only have successfully held their position but have also generated incremental numbers in Motown. To bank on more numbers in the Indian car industry, car manufacturers are fighting hard to design and manufacture advanced and high-end cars. Some of the launches are siblings of the old car models and some are completely new for the market. Inspite of the fact that many new cars are rolling out on Indian roads older car models have coup the nightmare. Labels: Accent, Car-Manufacturers, Honda-City, Hyundai-Santro, Indian-cars, Indica
Tuesday, 9 September 2008
Honda Seil India, leading car manufacturer, anticipates launching a small cars in December 2009. The small car race continues! Since the time Honda has made its entry in the Indian car market, the company has enjoyed tasteful fruits from all sides. Honda cars have always been appreciated and acclaimed by a huge mass of people. Some of the most successful cars from Honda are Honda Civic, Honda City and Honda Accord. Even Honda CRV is a successful SUV with roomy interiors and a sporty driving experience. Following the successful cars in India, the company now plans to enter the small car segment. The proposed small car is not the first for the Indian market but definitely the first one for Honda. To further strengthen its presence in the country, the company has also established a new plant in Western Rajasthan which is expected to finish by September end. Labels: Honda-Accord, Honda-City, Honda-Civic, Honda-Seil-India, Indian-car-market, Small-Car
Tuesday, 12 August 2008
The 3rd generation Honda city is here! Honda is all set to launch the new Honda City by 2008 end worldwide. The stylish new car will challenge the most dominated sedan Maruti Suzuki SX4. Built on the Civic platform, the car will be adorned with more of European design. Wow! It seems the next generation Honda City will get dashing looks. The design offers sportiness clubbed with striking body panels and gorgeous rear that gives a touch of BMW 3 series. The new model is expected to be powered by a 1.5 litre engine churning out 118 bhp. It will be more spacious with sharper handling. The price of the new Honda City is not yet revealed but with all the sporty features it will be definitely more than the existing City model. Labels: Honda-City, Sedans, Sporty-features
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