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Ashwin Arun Raut
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| 3 years ago
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In the premium sedan segment, with 10-13 Lack purse, Honda,Toyota Skoda have world class cars for Indian buyer. The above names have an aura around their names, some thing Maruti-Suzuki can not do. It is my personal experience, that people give...
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Sarika Pal
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| 3 years ago
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Maruti, has not been successful in launching trendy and luxury cars in India. With the present models of Maruti I don't think they can compete Kizashi for long. So I think Kizashi has to face a tough competition.
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malikireddy
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"Yes"
| 3 years ago
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This is true and can be a sucess for Maruthi, Yes , as expressed by Mr.Kailash that Maruthi failed in Sedan models is understood. In my opinion , here i see more of Suzuki's hand in this, also the name klingt like a Japanese , more so like...
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Debate: "Maruti to drive in Kizashi to give rivals a tough ride." deleted from your view.
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Tato Nano
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Maruti Alto
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B.Mehernath
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"Maruti 800 The Boss "
| 3 years ago
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With due respect to Mr. Bhaskar, Hyundai motors. it has to be proved that you'll get the same comfort of a family car MARUTI in NANO, cost effectiveness and driving long distances, if you term NANO as a city car then Maruti is a Economical Multi...
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Sarika Pal
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| 3 years ago
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I agree with Khaana that Maruti 800 will go on in this recession, but once the tata Nano is out - TATA NANO will be having a monopoly ( price) over other manufactures because of it price. 1lakh car ( the new people's car from TATA)
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Ideate: "Which Car would go on and on despite recession ??? And why??" deleted from your view.
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Paul Moller talks about the future of personal air travel -- the marriage of autos and flight that will give us true freedom to travel off-road. He shows two things he's working on: the Moller Skycar (a jet + car) and a passenger-friendly hovering disc.
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Sarvesh Chillvanth
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| 3 years ago
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i agree you i think engineers should also have organization which works in the intresets of the engineers they should also raise their voice.
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Sarika Pal
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| 3 years ago
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yes i do agree with parag on this that during a situation like this not only engineers but all other profession has taken a blow and businesses are down and consumer spending is less, and one can't have all the employees when there is no work at...
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Debate: "How the voice of Engineers should be listened" deleted from your view.
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Lease
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santosh kumar
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"Loan"
| 3 years ago
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As per my understanding , Company Lease is basically a perquisite that the company gives to its employees.The employee can benefit till the time he is associated with the compnay. If he leaves before the completion term then either he has to buy...
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Sarika Pal
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| 3 years ago
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Mr.Deepak you may enjoy tax benefit but the vehicle will not be in your name. Its just like driving a rental vehicle.
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Nayan Deb
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| 3 years ago
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Dear Parag, In Lease it is possible that the Lessee(the client of the Leasing company) be the registered owner and the Lessor(ie the Leasing company)remains as just a hypothicator. Its called a Novated Lease.All you have to do is just clear all...
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Debate: "Lease or Loan ? Which one do you prefer to own a vehicle ?" deleted from your view.
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Parag Arora
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| 3 years ago
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India being a booming economy, introduction of F1 race can pump in real bucks from the perspective of an economist. Such high net worth events should open opportunities for development of our infrastructures and investments. I am not sure how it...
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Sarika Pal
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| 3 years ago
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India is not ready yet (though I am sure one day we will be but not by 2010). My major reasons are related to infrastructure. First and foremost, we need worldclass airports to handle the private planes that each of the F1 racers bring with them....
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Debate: "Is India ready for Formula 1?" deleted from your view.
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A Little Thanks Goes a Long Way
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Parag Arora
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"A Little Thanks Goes a Long Way"
| 4 years ago
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Auto accessories make great customer gifts. An emergency kit can remind a customer that your dealership also offers auto service. Travel mugs, ice scrapers, and other car accessories keep your phone number in the right place when they need parts...
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Sarika Pal
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| 4 years ago
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Yes Saswat your customers are making a major purchase or trusting you with one of their prized possessions, and a consistent, well-branded image inspires confidence. Think about the great impression you'll make with matching logo shirts and jackets for...
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Ideate: "Why Image is so Important to the Automotive Customer?" deleted from your view.
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W hen you hear of news that you can run your car on water, the first thought you might have is that it cannot possibly be real. The simple truth is that water fuel conversion technology does exist (and is in fact nothing new) and you can benefit from it. Do a little research and you will find that the technology can transform your car into one that will run on water and gasoline and potentially double your car's MPG(miles per gallon). The process is quite simple, really. Water is electrically-charged through a process we all know as electrolysis. Electrolysis occurs when an electric current is passed through water (H2O). This causes hydrogen and oxygen to separate and restructure into a pow...
Insight: "water fuel conversion technology for automobiles " deleted from your view.
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support gasoline
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support hydro-fuel
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Padmaja Baskar
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"support hydro-fuel "
| 3 years ago
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I think that hydro fuel is much better option than gasoline.There are various advantages of it like: More Horsepower and Better Performance The water gas injection has 5 times the energy potential of regular gasoline. A cleaner environment By...
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Sarika Pal
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| 4 years ago
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I agree with you Ted but first we have to examine all aspects involved in making this transition become a reality which includes political, economical, environmental, and safety issues. Till then I cannot see a future for hydro-fuel. Moreover Hydrogen...
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Ted Green
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"support hydro-fuel "
| 4 years ago
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I think we need to reach outside the box and relook at what can not be done and find a way. We have started contest for inventors to compete for prizes. Will have to add containment ! I still think and know it can be done. If FORD and BMW already...
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Debate: "gasoline versus hydro for fuel ?" deleted from your view.
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Tata V.S. Kameswara Rao
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| 2 years ago
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Merc or BMW are made for Indians ? Rolls ? But, some indians are using them better than else where. Good will be displayed in the show rooms or malls. If you want you buy it or be a window shopper. It's customer choice, merchant's opportunity.
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Sarika Pal
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| 4 years ago
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With highways like western express highways and other such projects coming up soon, such bikes have a future in India too. Let the people enjoy the speed.
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Ramakrishna Ganji
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| 4 years ago
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Such bikes in India are owned by only those who want to show off and nothing else. They can't enjoy the fun attached with these bikes. Indian roads are not meant for these bikes. Also the rules does not allow them to go beyond a certain limit.
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Debate: "Are bikes like R1, Hayabusa, made for Indian customers." deleted from your view.
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