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Cars Flood of offers from Maruti Alagappan Arunachalam
Car manufacturers' gesture
Toyota Kirloskar Motor has come out with special rates for the service of all Toyota vehicles that have been damaged by water logging caused by the monsoon rains in Mumbai. The service is being offered at all Toyota dealerships in Mumbai. The offer, which opened on July 29, is valid until August 10 and includes a 50 per cent discount on labour charges and a 25 per cent discount on parts. Hyundai Motor India, on its part, has set up a coordination centre in Mumbai for the service and repair of Hyundai vehicles, which have been affected by the rain and floods in Mumbai. Hyundai has announced a 50 per cent discount on the parts for such cars in Mumbai. Customers who service their cars by avoiding the insurance route would be entitled to an additional 50 per cent discount on labour. Maruti Udyog is also offering a 50 per cent discount on repairs that are not covered by insurance at free-check-up camps outside its workshops for rain-affected cars in Mumbai.
Tata's Safari Dicor
Tata Motors has launched a new version of its Safari sports utility vehicle. The new model christened Safari Dicor (short for direct injection common rail) sports a 115 PS Common Rail Direct Injection diesel engine. A new 32-bit microprocessor monitors the flow of fuel and is designed to increase the efficiency and power of the three-litre engine that Tata Motors says has been developed indigenously. The 2x4 (two-wheel drive) and 4x4 (four-wheel drive) versions of the Safari Dicor are available in three variants. The SUV is being offered in a price band of Rs 7.83 lakh to Rs 12.7 lakh. On offer is also an 18-month warranty package with unlimited kilometres. The Safari Dicor sports fresh new looks, including a chrome-plated front grill, 16-inch alloy wheel rims and integrated fog lamps. Tata Motors also plans to roll out its other models with engines powered by the Common Rail Direct Injection technology.
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