The Lamborghini Italian based supercar maker has recently announced the presence of the Huracan model in India, coming with a base price of 340,000 GBP, plus taxes. The Lamborghini Huracan will be very successful in India, as the supercar is highly valued by the Indian people, especially since the company sold around 14 units in 2011, 17 units in 2012...
If there is a market that any bike maker shouldn't miss out on, then the Indian market is it. With such a large population crammed into so little space, using a motorcycle in urban areas is pretty much the only way to actually get around. Triumph Logo Recently, British bike maker Triumph officially declared India open for business. With such...
There are a few things about the British car making industry that no matter how much time passes by will remain the same. Plenty of them have, died off along with most of the automotive industry but some live on. Rolls Royce doesn't compete with anybody yet makes the best luxury car, Morgan will make, more or less the same...
The Indian market is, well, special. For a country under serious economic boom, it's not exactly filling up with Rolls Royce models and other land barges. That said, manufacturers all over the world are working themselves overtime in order to bring the Indians newer, more modern cars and larger cars altogether. A prime example of this situation can be seen...
The British at Jaguar Land Rover have confirmed their plans for the Detroit Motor Show. Actually, they've confirmed the lack of plans for the American event. Neither of the alliance members will display any of their products in Motown and while it's a little sad, it's not that big a loss for the show. What makes the announcement particularly unusual...
Albeit quiet for some time now, the Indian Tata Nano is still the cheapest new car money can buy nowadays. Certainly, it's far from desirable but at least it's great value. With a considerable amount of boredom thrown around, an even larger amount money on hand courtesy of Gold Plus jewelry stores we find ourselves looking at something of an...
