New Cuming Cars

Mercedes-Benz SL-Class: -
The stunning new SL-Class promises to balance sportiness, safety and comfort. Changes include a racier exterior, improved agility, intelligent safety features and a sumptuous cabin. SL350 is powered by a new 311bhp engine which is more powerful, and also slightly more economical, than the unit it replaces. The SL looks set to start pulses racing upon its UK launch in Spring, with prices starting at around £65,000.

BMW M3 Convertible: -

The M3 Convertible is the third of the new M3s and the first in the M range to feature an electro-hydraulic retractable hard-top roof as standard. It also comes with seven-speed double clutch transmission as an option. Sharing many features with the M3 Coupe, the convertible offers plenty of driver customisation: it has three electronic suspension set-ups, three traction control settings and a choice of three different engine controls, too. It is powered by a 418bhp 4-litre V8 engine and goes on sale in the UK from April 2008, costing £54,655.

Audi A4 Avant : -

The A4 Avant is Audi’s latest premium estate, taking on Mercedes-Benz’s C-Class estate and BMW’s 3-Series Touring. It’s lighter, but more rigid, than before – improving handling and safety, as well as aiding fuel consumption. Class-leading boot space ranges from 490 litres, with the seats up, to 1430 litres with them folded down. A4 Avant’s lengthy wheelbase improves weight distribution, and therefore handling, and gives passengers plenty of legroom. Buyers can select between two petrol and three diesel engines from launch. Audi are taking orders for SE and S line trim now, with deliveries in June. Prices range from £22,590 to £30,290.

This is new car Mazda RX 8: -

The 2009 RX-8 is a 4-door, 4-passenger sports car, available in 4 trims, ranging from the Sport to the R3. This Car Mazda RX 8 is freshened in 2009.

Luxury Car in India

Luxury cars occupy a small portion of the Indian car industry. As per the recent surveys and analysis made by several organizations, the estimated number of new luxury cars sold annually in India is about 2500. Although it may look quite minuscule in terms of the total 1.7 million cars sold in India, but the luxury car industry has been growing at a rate of about 15% annually.
You will get to see various model of luxury cars on the Indian roads that are manufactured by a number of companies, like: Mercedes, General Motors, BMW, Toyota, Volvo, Bentley, Aston Martin, Rolls Royce, Porsche and Lamborghini . The interior of these luxury cars are quite spacious and the seating arrangements are made in such a way so as to give you a highly comfortable ride.
To know more about the various luxury cars please click on the following links: -
Mercedes Benz E 280 BMW 760 Li Mercedes Benz E 200 Kompressor
Rolls Royce Phantom Porche Cayman S Mercedes Benz E 200 CDI

SKODA

Skoda Auto India started its operations in India on November 16, 2001. They opened their manufacturing unit in Shendra, on the outskirts of Aurangabad. Thus setting their foot on the Indian soil. Skoda is based in the Czech Republic and was established in the year 1895. However, in 1990, the Czech Government decided to collaborate with a foreign brand and so in 1991 Skoda Auto became a subsidiary of Volkswagen and accordingly became its fourth brand along with Volkswagen, Audi and SEAT. Entering the Indian market in 2001 was highly beneficial for both Skoda and Volkswagen. Volkswagen, for long was waiting for an opportunity to enter the Indian automobile market. So finally they entered the Indian market with one of the premier automobile manufacturers of Europe and a brand which is equally popular throughout the world called "Skoda". They deal in the luxury cars segment. Like all the other car manufacturing giants even they are of the opinion that India is a prospering market and that it has the potential to grow at a very rapid pace. They think that it is strategically very important to have a strong foothold in the Indian market. Thus making the manufacturing plant in India their first ever manufacturing plant outside Europe.This particular brand of car was highly accepted by the Indian population because it had the perfect combination of stylish looks and hardy exterior fitted with modern technology. This appreciation was reflected in the innumerable awards that this company received in India. At this point of time Skoda Auto India has one manufacturing plant capable of manufacturing 30,000 units. They have a network of 51 dealers spread throughout the country and have 35 different facilities. They have a market share of about 25% in the luxury car segment. Till date they have introduced 12 models in the luxury segment including their most popular model called the "Skoda Superb".