Car Prices
Chery Price
QQ 0.8L BASIC Rs. 588,000
QQ 0.8L COMFORTABLE Rs. 628,000
Chevrolet Price
JOY Standard Rs. 634,000
JOY CNG Rs. 674,000
Spark LS- M/T Rs. 739,000
Spark LS - A/T Rs. 835,000
Aveo LT - M/T without ABS and Airbag Rs. 1,289,000
Aveo LT - M/T with ABS and Airbag Rs. 1,339,000
Aveo LT - A/T without ABS and Airbag Rs. 1,389,000
Aveo LT - A/T with ABS and Airbag Rs. 1,439,000
Optra SE - M/T Rs. 1,479,000
Optra LS M/T Rs. 1,549,000
Optra 1.6 A/T Rs. 1,629,000
Colorado MT (Without Accessories) Rs. 3,479,000
Daihatsu Price
Cuore CX Met Rs. 645,000
Cuore CX Rs. 645,000
Cuore CX A/T Rs. 674,000
Cuore CX A/T Met Rs. 674,000
Cuore CX CNG Met Rs. 689,000
Cuore CX CNG Rs. 689,000
Terios 1.5L A/T 4WD Rs. 2,399,000
Terios 1.5L M/T 2WD Rs. 2,499,000
Honda Price
City 1.3 L Manual Transmission Rs. 1,232,000
City 1.3 L Automatic Rs. 1,352,000
Civic i-VTEC Manual Transmission Rs. 1,622,000
Civic i-VTEC Posmatec Transmission Rs. 1,712,000
Civic VTi Oriel Manual Transmission Rs. 1,762,000
Civic VTi Oriel Prosmatec Transmission Rs. 1,842,000
CR-V 2.4 Litre Rs. 5,303,000
Accord 2.4 I-VTEC A/T Rs. 5,703,000
Hyundai Price
Santro Prime Rs. 674,000
Santro Prime GV Rs. 714,000
Santro Club Rs. 719,000
Santro Club-GV CNG Rs. 759,000
Santro EXEC Rs. 784,000
Santro EXEC GV CNG Rs. 839,000
Shehzore Pickup H-100 (Without Deck & Side Wall) Rs. 879,000
Shehzore Pickup H-100 Without Side Wall(Flat Bed) Rs. 889,000
Shehzore Pickup H-100 (With Deck & Side Wall) Rs. 899,000
Nissan Price
Sunny EXS Manual Transmission 1.3 L Rs. 1,170,000
Sunny EXS Manual Transmission 1.6 L Rs. 1,225,000
Sunny EXS Manual Transmission (CNG) 1.3 L Rs. 1,250,000
Sunny EXS Manual Transmission (CNG) 1.6 L Rs. 1,305,000
Sunny SS M/T 1.6 L Rs. 1,370,000
Sunny SS M/T (CNG) 1.6 L Rs. 1,450,000
Sunny S.SALOON A/T 1.6 L Rs. 1,470,000
Sunny 1.6L Super Saloon A/T (CNG) Rs. 1,550,000
CEFIRO 2.3 L Upper A/T Rs. 2,795,000
Patrol 4.2L D SGL M/T Rs. 5,015,000
Patrol 3.0L D GRX A/T LOADED Rs. 5,198,000
Patrol 4.2L D SGL M/T SUN-ROOF Rs. 5,198,000
X-Trail LE2.5F Petrol Manual Transmission Rs. 6,350,000
X-Trail LE 2.5 Petrol A/T Rs. 6,600,000
X-Trail SLX 2.5 Petrol A/T Rs. 6,770,000
X-Trail SLX 2.2 Diesel Manual Transmission Rs. 6,900,000
Porsche Price
Boxster Boxster Rs. 6,483,000
Cayenne Cayenne Rs. 7,003,000
Boxster Boxter S Rs. 7,502,000
Cayman Cayman S Rs. 7,908,000
Cayenne Cayenne S Rs. 7,908,000
Cayenne Cayenne GTS Rs. 10,018,000
Carrera 911 Carrera Rs. 10,439,000
Carrera 911 Carrera 4 Rs. 11,234,000
Carrera 911 Carrera 4S Rs. 12,611,000
Carrera 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet Rs. 12,611,000
Carrera 911 Carrera S Cabriolet Rs. 13,193,000
Carrera 911 Carrera 4S Cabriolet Rs. 13,988,000
Cayenne Cayenne Turbo Rs. 14,213,000
Cayman Cayman Rs. 69,770,000
Suzuki Price
Mehran VX Rs. 419,000
Ravi PICKUP STD VX Rs. 439,000
Mehran VX -(CNG)- Rs. 464,000
Mehran VXR - Rs. 470,000
Ravi STD VX (CNG) Rs. 489,000
Bolan ST 308 VX Rs. 497,000
Mehran VXR.(CNG) Rs. 514,000
Bolan ST 308 VX CNG Rs. 549,000
Bolan GL Rs. 557,000
Bolan GL CNG Rs. 609,000
Alto VXR Rs. 613,000
Alto VXR- CNG- Rs. 662,000
Cultus -VXR- Rs. 790,000
Cultus VXR (CNG) Rs. 830,000
Cultus VXL Rs. 850,000
Cultus VXL (CNG) Rs. 897,000
Swift 1.3L Rs. 999,000
Liana RXI 1.3 Manual Transmission Rs. 1,099,000
Liana LXI 1.3L Manual Transmission Rs. 1,165,000
Liana RXI 1.3 Manual Transmission (CNG) Rs. 1,169,000
Liana LXI 1.3L Manual Transmission (CNG) Rs. 1,229,000
Liana 1.6L AXI Rs. 1,230,000
APV 1.5 L GLX M/T Rs. 1,710,000
APV 1.5 L GLX CNG Rs. 1,775,000
Jimny JLX Manual Transmission Rs. 1,850,000
Toyota Price
Corolla 1.3L XLi Rs. 1,269,000
Corolla 2.0D Rs. 1,317,000
Corolla 1.3L GLi Rs. 1,384,000
Altis 1.8L M/T Rs. 1,669,000
Corolla 2.0D SALOON Rs. 1,669,000
Altis 1.8L M/T SR Rs. 1,754,000
Corolla 2.0D SALOON SR Rs. 1,754,000
Altis 1.8L CRUISETRONIC Rs. 1,754,000
Avanza 1.5L M/T STD Rs. 1,799,000
Altis 1.8L CRUISETRONIC SR Rs. 1,839,000
Avanza 1.5L M/T Up Sepcs Rs. 1,999,000
Hilux 4x2 D/C (LAN-05) Rs. 2,570,000
Hilux 4x4 S/C (LAN-03) Rs. 2,670,000
Hilux 4x4 S/C A/C (LAN-04) Rs. 2,820,000
Hilux 4x4 D/C (LAN-07) Rs. 2,870,000
Hilux 4x4 D/C A/C (LAN-08) Rs. 3,105,000
Hilux 4x4 D/C F/L (LAN-09) Rs. 3,140,000
Camry 2400 CC Petrol M/T Rs. 6,099,000
Camry 2400 CC Petrol A/T Rs. 6,299,000
Prado 3.0L N-turbo Rs. 6,450,000
Fortuner 2.7 A/T (TGN51R-NKPSKD) Rs. 7,299,000
Friday, July 9, 2010
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
What Electric Cars Are Available Today in the U.S.?
There's a total of two electric cars available for sale in the U.S — the NmG from Myers Motors and the Xebra from Zap!. The NmG (No More Gas) Electric Vehicle is a part car, part motorcycle. It's highway-legal and can hit 70 mph and costs less than $25,000. The Zap! Xebra is a similar electric car, just introduced this summer. The price is under $10,000. Good for going around town with a 40-50 mile range, and quick enough at 40-50 mph.
Beyond those two cars, there are quite a few electric cars in the pipeline: the high-performance Tesla Roadster and the equally powerful Wrigtspeed X1. There are also a couple of commuter electric cars in the pipeline: the Tango and the Think car.
The Tango, is a novel EV offered by Spokane-based Commuter Cars Corp. The Tango seats two people -- one behind the other, like on a motorcycle -- and the super-slim, battery-driven vehicle that results is designed to slip in and out of traffic and parking spaces in ways conventional cars can't. Tango's most affordable model is priced at $18,700, but don't hold your breath: According to the company's Web site: "This car has not been designed yet as it will require a team of engineers, tens of millions of dollars, and at least 18 months to meet all of the safety requirements."
And then there's the Th!nk. This nifty little EV, developed by a Norwegian design team, was sold as the CityBee in Europe and the Citi in the U.S., before being purchased by Ford in 1999. Ford leased just over 1,000 of them throughout Europe and the U.S., comprising the world's largest EV fleet. But in 2004, much to the chagrin of environmentalists and others, Ford sold Th!nk to a European firm, which went bankrupt early this year. The company's remnants were purchased in March by a group of Norwegian investors that is looking to introduce the vehicle back into the U.S. market.
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/07/what_electric_c.php
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/07/what_electric_c.php
Monday, July 5, 2010
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Saturday, July 3, 2010
Stars and Their Cars
According to the Wikipedias, "Dempsey is a big-time auto enthusiast, Dempsey enjoys auto racing in his spare time, having driven the pace car in the Indianapolis 500, and raced in the Rolex 24 at Daytona sports car race and Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 off-road race. He is currently the co-owner of IndyCar Series team Vision Racing. In 2008, he competed in 5 of 12 races in the Rolex Sports Car Series. In 2009, he raced a Team Seattle Advanced Engineering Ferrari F430 GT in the 2009 24 Hours of Le Mans's GT2 class."
http://www.zimbio.com/Stars+and+Cars/articles/hl4OpzdYxDK/Patrick+Dempsey+Has+Sweet+Cars
Old junk cars for sale
Old junk cars for sale
Old junk cars are different from impounded cars for sale or salvage cars for sale, it is not any illegal car or damaged car but it just some cars that people treat as a “junk” sitting in the garage and wasting the space. Thus if you are about to throwing out the junk car, please email us at malaysiaminilover@gmail.com with detail information and some pictures if possible, we will post it here.
United States
Georgia
In Georgia State, there is an old junk car dealer “Greg and Cindy Walker’s Cars”. The contact numbers are 404-966-9044 or 770-537-0995. You can also find some used car accessories such as car seat, used car parts, Scooby Doo car accessories, engine parts…etc here.
Ohio
1974 Buick Century
Many good parts!! Front clip, interior, glass, trim, and lights. Must sell fast! Contact Denney phone: (216) 662-6103 or e-mail: info@denemans.com
Location: Maple Heights, Ohio,
Year: 1974, 100000 miles
Asking Price: $500
Update us through email if you having old junk cars for sale in these area:
■Texas
■California
■Florida
■Illinois
■North Carolina
■Michigan
■Georgia
■Maryland
■New Jersey
England
In England, a famous old junk car dealer “B&T Motor Salvage” located at Hertfordshire. The company was established in 1972 and cars under 500 dollars, all vehicle salvage can be found here at the head office at Cole Green. Besides, you can also get some value buy car accessories such as car seats (see also how to upholster car seats), door trim, car sticker to customize a car according to your preference.
Contact Information:
■Tel: 01707 391 333
■Fax: 01707 393 883
■Email: info@bandmotorsalvage.com
Rent A Car Classic,
location de voitures de sport et de collection sur la Côte d'Azur
La Côte d'Azur est un des plus beaux endroits du monde à parcourir en voiture de sport ou de collection, partez pour une balade dans l’arrière pays en Porsche 356 Speedster, descendez la Croisette de Cannes en Ford Mustang, attaquez les virages du rallye de Monte-Carlo en Berlinette Alpine ou allez dîner à Monaco dans notre Jaguar Type E, Nice et sa région sont un véritable paradis pour les amateurs d’automobiles !
Une formidable collection à votre entière disposition
Rent A Car Classic est heureux de vous proposer une "collection idéale" allant de la sportive "sans concession" (Lotus Super Seven, AC Cobra, Berlinette Alpine), à la berline de prestige (Ford Mustang Cabriolet), en passant par des véhicules de loisirs originaux (Méhari, Mini Moke), et des classiques éternelles (Porsche 356 Speedster, Alfa Spider Duetto, Jaguar Type E, etc.).
Week-end, vacances, anniversaire, mariage, virée entre copains, toutes ces voitures sont à votre disposition, sans lourd investissement, sans souci d’entretien, de garage ou d’assurance. Vous en disposez, en changez, au grès de vos envies, sans contrainte.
Un "glamour" et un capital sympathie incomparable
Parce qu’elles sont aussi un morceau d’histoire et un témoignage d’art de vivre, les voitures de notre collection offrent bien plus qu’une voiture de luxe ou qu’un "supercar" moderne.
A leur volant vous ne croiserez pas de regard de haine ou de jalousie, au contraire vous engagerez la conversation avec d’autres amateurs, vous permettrez à un jeune enthousiaste de se mettre au volant le temps d’une photo, dans tous les cas vous ne laisserez pas indifférents !
Des prix comparables à une location "normale", 5 à 10 fois moins cher que les locations de "prestige" ou de "supercar",
Parce que nous louons les voitures de notre propre collection, et que ce capital ne se déprécie pas, nous pouvons proposer nos véhicules à des tarifs très compétitifs, en fait très proches de ceux de la location d’une banale voiture de tourisme !
Pour le prix d’une journée en Clio partez au volant d’une Mini Moke ou d’une Lotus Super Seven ! Pour le prix d’un week-end en Yaris écoutez le chant du double arbre de l’Alfa Spider Duetto ou le tonnerre du V8 de l’AC Cobra !
La voiture de collection enfin pratique et sans soucis !
Votre voiture sur un plateau !!!
Pour une soirée, un week-end ou toutes vos vacances
Toujours des locations sans chauffeur de véhicules
Nous livrons votre voiture ancienne ou de sport, directement à l'aéroport, à votre hôtel, à votre domicile ou en tout lieu de votre choix de Nice à Monaco. Nous récupérons le véhicule de la même façon, sur rendez-vous à votre convenance, pas de stress de "l’agence qui ferme" ou des "clés à rendre avant six heures" !!!
Nous louons les véhicules pour des périodes de un, trois ou sept jours et plus. A partir de sept jours de location, vous pouvez en fonction des disponibilités changer de véhicule au moins une fois : louez une Méhari pour votre semaine de vacance sur la Côte d’Azur et emmenez votre femme pour un dîner et une soirée inoubliable en Jaguar Type E …
Sauf demande spéciale nos voitures sont louées sans chauffeur, sans road-book, sans "fil à la patte" d’aucune sorte ! Les véhicules que nous louons nous appartiennent, nous ne vous mettons pas en relation avec des collectionneurs persuadés que vous abimerez leur auto ! Nous faisons le tour du véhicule ensemble et VOUS prenez le volant !
Friday, July 2, 2010
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Thursday, July 1, 2010
When to Buy Your Next Car
Hints + Strategies for Smart Car Buyers
When to Purchase Your Next Car
This monthly column presents crucial, stand-alone car-buying strategies to help you avoid dealership tricks and traps and get the best price on your next car.
In the eternal quest for a great car deal, it sometimes seems that buyers spend too much time trying to figure all the angles. A favorite topic to explore is this: when is the best time to buy a car?
There are as many theories on this topic as there are days in the year. And, oddly enough, there is a grain of truth to almost each one. Let's run through the list and see what looks good.
Predictive TMV: Why guess? Let the pros tell you when to buy your next car. Edmunds.com's car-buying experts have come up with a strategic way to determine the best time to buy a car. It's called "Predictive" True Market Value (TMV) pricing and it forecasts the likelihood of a price change — whether prices are going up or down — of the current models available. Since many variables, such as incentives and prior transaction prices, can lead to a lower TMV price, this tool is a great way to determine the current pricing climate of the vehicle you are interested in. Also, be sure to check out Deals of the Month.
Rainy Days: The idea here is that if there are no other buyers on the lot, the salesman will offer a deep discount to get your business. Any truth in this? Yes, but there's also a flip side. If you slog around a wet car lot, you'll send the signal to the salesman that you really, really need a car today and he may push for a better price. So this one is probably a wash (so to speak).
Holiday Periods: Again, business is slow so you can get an early Christmas present from hungry dealers. There is probably some truth to this. Only problem is that dealers know that the holidays are coming and cut back on inventory. So, again, it cuts both ways.
15 Minutes Before Closing: Savvy buyers think that if they pop into the dealership 15 minutes before closing, the sales staff will want to go home and therefore won't do the usual two-hour back-and-forth with the boss. This theory is pretty misguided. What they actually do is put up the closed sign, lock you in and keep dickering until midnight if necessary.
Early in the Week: A dealer once told us that car salesmen refer to the weekends as the "tuna run" — there are so many customers on the lot, you just pull them into the boat. If you try to stand firm on price, the salesman will just hook another tuna. So why not shop during the week, when there is less foot traffic on the lot and you can get the salesman's undivided attention? After all, on a Monday or Tuesday, the tuna run seems like years away.
End of the Month: Now we're getting somewhere. Dealers might be a car or two short of a quota that will give them a big bonus. They discount the car to you and make up the difference in their bonus.
End of the Model Year: As the new cars begin to arrive, last year's model loses its luster and also its high price. There are some surprising discounts and often a lot of customer cash rebates. Be sure to check Edmunds.com's Incentives & Rebates for customer cash rebates, low interest incentives and dealer cash.
End of the Car's Design Cycle: The manufacturer is going to continue making a certain model car, but it is about to introduce a completely redesigned car under the same name. Now we're seeing some serious discounts. True, you are buying a car that is essentially outdated and out of fashion, but some people are more bargain hunters than they are trendsetters. Here, the savings will be huge, especially for the buyer that trolls information from Edmunds.com's Incentives & Rebates.
End of the Car's Lifecycle: Sometimes the manufacturer announces that the car will be discontinued — forever. Now we're talking off-the-charts savings. But there are two problems: you've got a car that will plummet in the depreciation category and you'll have to keep fielding questions like, "Didn't that car get the axe?" from friends and relatives.
Full Moon: Actually, we just threw this one in to prove our point. If you seriously thought there was a full moon discount, you are trying too hard to figure all the angles.
Really, the best time to buy a new car is when you need one and only after you have completed your research. Figure your price on the car using Edmunds.com's TMV® pricing and factor in the incentives and rebates. Then find a good salesperson and make your deal. That way you can concentrate on getting the car you want, rather than devoting your mental faculties toward trying to outfox the car salesman.
For this, and other buying and leasing strategies, pick up a copy of STRATEGIES FOR SMART CAR BUYERS, by the editors at Edmunds.com.
In the eternal quest for a great car deal, it sometimes seems that buyers spend too much time trying to figure all the angles. A favorite topic to explore is this: when is the best time to buy a car?
There are as many theories on this topic as there are days in the year. And, oddly enough, there is a grain of truth to almost each one. Let's run through the list and see what looks good.
Predictive TMV: Why guess? Let the pros tell you when to buy your next car. Edmunds.com's car-buying experts have come up with a strategic way to determine the best time to buy a car. It's called "Predictive" True Market Value (TMV) pricing and it forecasts the likelihood of a price change — whether prices are going up or down — of the current models available. Since many variables, such as incentives and prior transaction prices, can lead to a lower TMV price, this tool is a great way to determine the current pricing climate of the vehicle you are interested in. Also, be sure to check out Deals of the Month.
Rainy Days: The idea here is that if there are no other buyers on the lot, the salesman will offer a deep discount to get your business. Any truth in this? Yes, but there's also a flip side. If you slog around a wet car lot, you'll send the signal to the salesman that you really, really need a car today and he may push for a better price. So this one is probably a wash (so to speak).
Holiday Periods: Again, business is slow so you can get an early Christmas present from hungry dealers. There is probably some truth to this. Only problem is that dealers know that the holidays are coming and cut back on inventory. So, again, it cuts both ways.
15 Minutes Before Closing: Savvy buyers think that if they pop into the dealership 15 minutes before closing, the sales staff will want to go home and therefore won't do the usual two-hour back-and-forth with the boss. This theory is pretty misguided. What they actually do is put up the closed sign, lock you in and keep dickering until midnight if necessary.
Early in the Week: A dealer once told us that car salesmen refer to the weekends as the "tuna run" — there are so many customers on the lot, you just pull them into the boat. If you try to stand firm on price, the salesman will just hook another tuna. So why not shop during the week, when there is less foot traffic on the lot and you can get the salesman's undivided attention? After all, on a Monday or Tuesday, the tuna run seems like years away.
End of the Month: Now we're getting somewhere. Dealers might be a car or two short of a quota that will give them a big bonus. They discount the car to you and make up the difference in their bonus.
End of the Model Year: As the new cars begin to arrive, last year's model loses its luster and also its high price. There are some surprising discounts and often a lot of customer cash rebates. Be sure to check Edmunds.com's Incentives & Rebates for customer cash rebates, low interest incentives and dealer cash.
End of the Car's Design Cycle: The manufacturer is going to continue making a certain model car, but it is about to introduce a completely redesigned car under the same name. Now we're seeing some serious discounts. True, you are buying a car that is essentially outdated and out of fashion, but some people are more bargain hunters than they are trendsetters. Here, the savings will be huge, especially for the buyer that trolls information from Edmunds.com's Incentives & Rebates.
End of the Car's Lifecycle: Sometimes the manufacturer announces that the car will be discontinued — forever. Now we're talking off-the-charts savings. But there are two problems: you've got a car that will plummet in the depreciation category and you'll have to keep fielding questions like, "Didn't that car get the axe?" from friends and relatives.
Full Moon: Actually, we just threw this one in to prove our point. If you seriously thought there was a full moon discount, you are trying too hard to figure all the angles.
Really, the best time to buy a new car is when you need one and only after you have completed your research. Figure your price on the car using Edmunds.com's TMV® pricing and factor in the incentives and rebates. Then find a good salesperson and make your deal. That way you can concentrate on getting the car you want, rather than devoting your mental faculties toward trying to outfox the car salesman.
For this, and other buying and leasing strategies, pick up a copy of STRATEGIES FOR SMART CAR BUYERS, by the editors at Edmunds.com.
Used Car Prices & Valuation
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