Showing posts with label Suzuki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Suzuki. Show all posts

Monday, August 1, 2011

Maruti 800

Maruti 800
 Maruti 800
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Maruti 800

he Maruti 800 hit the market more than a decade ago, and it is still a hot favorite when it comes to fuel consumption and handling. Introduced in 1990’s, Maruti Udyog, the old name in Indian Automobile Industry was a phenomenon hit. Maruti 800 was branded as the ‘Most Trusted Car Brand’ in India by the Economic Times 2003 survey.

Nothing can beat the Maruti 800 when it comes to customer satisfaction. This can be illustrated of the fact that it one the Awaaz Consumer Awards “06. It stands tall as the most preferred brand and boosting 23 lakh consumers across India.It has been more than a decade since Maruti Udyong has started producing cars in India. Over the years it has touched nearly all the automobile market segments with various models specific to the particular segment. Out of all the cars that the company has produced nothing can compare to the fame that the Maruti 800 has achieved. The car with a simple name has allured buyers from all over the continent with its highly competitive price that has made the car affordable even for low income individuals and families. A great car coupled with a genius marketing strategy has resulted in the success of the Maruti 800.

The purchasing price of the Maruti 800 is one of the biggest factors behind its success but by no means is it the only good thing about the car. Just like the low price of purchasing a car is one of the top priorities for low income families, the cost of maintenance and fuel efficiency is also a matter of concern. Understanding this concern of the public the Maruti 800 was designed in such a way that it has probably one of the lowest costs of maintenance amongst all the cars in India. As far as the fuel consumption is concerned this is one of the areas in which the car has made a good name for itself. Hence it turns out to be a complete package that is cheap to buy, cheap to maintain and cheap to run.

Friday, July 29, 2011

Maruti suzuki

Maruti suzuki
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Maruti suzuki 

India’s leading car-maker, Maruti Suzuki has lost market share in six out of seven cars it sells in the popular mini and compact segment in the passenger car market. Alto turned out to be the only model from Maruti stable in the category to register any growth during the last fiscal.

The mini and compact segment, which features popular models like Alto, Wagon R, Swift from Maruti, Santro, I10 and I20 from Hyundai, Indica from Tata Motors, and Spark from General Motors, currently comprises about 73 per cent of the total car sales in India.Suzuki has revealed the first images of its all new mini, the A-Star which is all set to debut at the upcoming Paris Motor show in October. The Indian version A-Star will come with 4-doors instead of the two-door car shown in the images. The A-Star will replace the Alto in the European market while it will be continue to be sold alongside the Alto and Wagon-R in India.
The styling as we said has been toned down from the concept car which was first unveiled at the Delhi Auto Expo earlier this year. The high bonnet line, low grille and the vertically stacked ’toddler eye’ headlamps at the front make it look ‘cute’ and ‘cheeky’ at the same time. The shoulder line sweeps upwards just like the Swift as it meets the rear quater panel resulting in smaller glass house for the rear windows which might not go well with the passengers sitting at the back. Overall, the car is well rounded and the cute looks will appeal to everyone.

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

BMW Takes Top Spot Among Automakers and 4th Overall in New Study for the World’s Most Reputable Companies


A recently released study by research-based consulting firm Reputation Institute, found that BMW is considered the world’s most reputable company in the automotive sector and fourth overall behind Google, Apple and the Walt Disney Company. German automakers in general performed well in the study with Daimler, owner of Mercedes-Benz, Maybach and Smart, ranking 7th overall, while Volkswagen finished in 10th place, followed by Honda (29), Toyota (60), Nissan (61) and Suzuki (63). Read more »

Friday, May 27, 2011

New Suzuki Swift gets a Diesel Option in Britain


If you want to be successful in Europe, diesel options are a must for any carmaker, even more so in the mainstream segments. Following the launch the gasoline powered versions of the new generation of the Swift last summer, Suzuki has now added a diesel option to the supermini’s range. The Swift DDiS features a revised 1.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder diesel engine rated at 75-horsepower and 190Nm (80 lb-ft) at 1,750rpm. Read more »