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The country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki
India is likely to recall about one lakh units of its compact sedan Dzire to
replace a faulty fuel tank part.
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MRF has topped the J D Power Asia Pacific 2014
India Original Equipment Tire Customer Satisfaction Index (TCSI) Study. With a
score of 850 points, the tyre maker has ranked highest in overall customer
satisfaction for a fifth consecutive year.
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According to a report on Autocar India, Toyota
Kirloskar Motor (TKM) will launch the Toyota Etios Cross on May 7.
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German automaker Volkswagen said sales at its
core passenger-car brand rose 4.8 per cent in March to 557,800 vehicles as
growing demand from Europe and Asia outweighed declines in the Americas.
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Vehicle owners in India who have to replace
their tires prefer to repurchase the same brand of tires that were
factory-installed on the vehicle when it was new, according to the J.D. Power
Asia Pacific 2014 India Original Equipment Tire Customer Satisfaction Index
(TCSI) Study SM released today.
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Hover Automotive India (HAI), Nissan Motor
India’s former sales and distribution partner in the country, is winding up its
operations, less than two months after the partnership was formally ended.
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Ricardo, the multi-industry consultancy for
engineering, technology, project innovation and strategy, and Italian design
house EXNOVO have tied up to provide high quality engineering and design
services to the world’s leading motorcycle and scooter manufacturers .
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General Motors Co is expected to announce on
Tuesday a $450 million investment plan in two of its Michigan plants to bolster
its electric car research and production capabilities.
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