Re: [nukkad] low-cost auto

[Amir'AliMackwani <>]

Amir'AliMackwani wrote:
> Wheels on a budget
Wheels on a budget
There is a huge market for low-cost auto transportation. Several years 
ago, Clark told you about the $6,000 Logan by Renault over in Europe. 
Now he introduces you to India's $2,500 car.

$2,500 car hits the Indian market!
Clark recently overheard a man at the studio talking about shopping for 
a new car. One question that popped out of his mouth surprised Clark: 
"When did the average cost of a vehicle become $35,000?" It got Clark to 
thinking, "What kind of cars is he looking at?" Vehicles are the best 
deal they've been in a long time. We choose to gingerbread them with 
extra features and gussy up the price. But you can still get a fantastic 
new car for no more than $15,000.

There's a huge market for affordable auto transportation, and Clark 
means really affordable. Several years ago, he told you about a vehicle 
called the Logan by Renault. This 4-door sedan is available in Europe 
fully equipped for $6,000-8,000. Meanwhile, India has a $2,500 car 
entering its marketplace on Jan. 10. The vehicle is being introduced by 
Tata Motors, a company that's set to buy Jaguar. Talk about the opposite 
extreme of vehicle price!! Unfortunately, these kinds of affordable 
vehicles aren't available stateside yet. Many people are stuck in the 
'80s when it comes to thinking about affordable vehicles. If the terms 
"low cost" and "cars" make you automatically think "Yugo," you owe it to 
yourself to re-examine the new wave of today's low-cost cars. But keep 
in mind that, as Clark recently told you, the real deals in '08 will be 
with used cars.

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with Good regards, sincerely
Amir'Ali Mackwani
c if u like these; response welcome
http://amahmd.googlepages.com/home

http://logforfolk.blogspot.com

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