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New dealer for Eicher Motors

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Vijayawada , Aug. 25

EICHER Motors, the leading tractor manufacturer, enjoys a market share of 56 per cent in Andhra Pradesh in the 7-11 tonne GVW segment and is making attempts to increase it further, Mr A.K. Birla, the Director (Marketing), has said.]

He was speaking here on Wednesday after inaugurating the workshop of Ramcor, the dealer, on the Mahanadu road here.

"We have outperformed the industry for the past four years and our products are known in the market for their fuel efficiency, lower maintenance cost and superior driving comfort," he said.

He said the Vijayawada region accounted for 40 per cent of the total commercial vehicles sales in the State and Eicher was therefore concentrating on the region.

He said the company could sell 15,855 vehicles during 2003-2004.

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