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In my opinion, the Audi A4 (read our review here) is one the best looking German cars till date. The sheer simplicity of the design coupled with the aggressive LEDs makes it one of the coolest looking design in Audi’s stable. Yesterday Audi completed the production of 5 millionth A4 from the Ingolstadt manufacturing unit in Germany. The 5 millionth was a Misan red colored Avant 3.0L TDI Quattro. An  [ Read More ]

Day by day, Tata Motors is getting increasingly aggressive to conquer various international markets. First we saw the Indica Vista (LHD version) then the Indica Vista EV for UK market. Now Mr Ramugade, a member of Motoroids, has spotted a LHD version of the Tata Aria near Pune.

This does not surprise us because on the day when Aria was launched, Tata Motors made it quite clear that Aria will be sold in the international markets eventually. After the JLR takeover, there were rumors that the Aria was sent to Jaguar for final touches. Clearly, Tata Motors had Europe as ‘prospective sales market’ when developing the product.

According to Ramugade, there were no special changes to the LHD Aria and it had a 4X4 badges as well.

So all you Europeans, are you ready for the Tata Aria?

Tata registered an improvement in Nano sales as the company managed to push 8,707 cars to its dealers last month compared to 8,202 units in February. Apart from the free extended warranty and inexpensive maintenance package, TV and print adverts have aided the cause in boosting Nano sales.

If Tata Motors can offer a diesel variant returning 30kpl, they can surpass 10k units quite easily. Tata could only see off 6,937 units of the Indica range compared to 10k+ units in February. With the arrival of the eV2 model, Indica sales is bound to grow in April.