Already to sale now in laos
Source:pantip
2008 Toyota Hilux Vigo minorchange was unveild in laos
August 18th, 2008 — toyota
Successor of Renault Thalia-Clio Symbol was unveiled
August 18th, 2008 — Auto show / Motor Show, Renault
NEW RENAULT SYMBOL:
ELEGANCE AND SEDUCTIVE APPEAL:
Renault will shortly be releasing a new three-box model which features expressive, flowing lines. New Renault Symbol exudes an elegance that is underpinned by the status-enhancing design of its front end, as well as by its harmonious styling which is worthy of that of a prestigious saloon. Inside, the driver and passengers will appreciate the comfortable, carefully-appointed cabin. The range of sprightly petrol and diesel engine is at the market’s leading edge when it comes to low fuel consumption, while the suspension and running gear have been engineered for comfort and efficiency.
The public will be given an opportunity to see New Renault Symbol at the
forthcoming Moscow Motor Show which opens on August 26.
Nissan Plans on Doubling German Market Share with 2 new model
August 18th, 2008 — nissan
Nissan Motor Co. wants to double its market share in Germany to 3 percent by 2012 to shift focus from a falling U.S. market, Handelsblatt reported, citing unidentified people close to Chief Executive Officer Carlos Ghosn.
The carmaker plans this year to hire 55 of the 120 additional dealers it needs to achieve that goal, the Dusseldorf, Germany-based newspaper said. Nissan currently has 400 partners retailing its brand in Germany, Handelsblatt reported.
Nissan will offer two new models in Europe in coming years, including a smaller version of the Qashqai crossover for 15,000 euros ($22,100) and an Indian-built budget car for 8,000 euros, Handelsblatt said, citing unidentified people close to the Tokyo- based company. Nissan aims to sell more than 10,000 of each model in Germany, Handelsblatt said, without providing a timeframe.
Insurance claims for car damage
August 18th, 2008 — auto insurance
A kicking camel, a naked pedestrian and a nut-throwing squirrel have all been cited in insurance claims for car damage, it has been revealed.
Decomposing carrots, a weary horse and a crashed Harrier jet have also cropped up in claim forms received by insurance company elephant.co.uk.
In one case a woman motorist filled the tank with the wrong substance after mistaking shampoo for a container of petrol.
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