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Car buying options for the masses during the Musharraf regime without a definite auto policy were much more diverse compared to the current era.
Has Pakistan’s Auto Policy Benefited the Masses? Read More
The Suzuki Ravi & Bolan duo, which are the pickup & minivan iterations of ST90 Carry model, were first produced in Japan in 1979. And to no surprise Pak Suzuki is still “assembling” them in year 2022 and has efficiently kept us 5 generations behind the global Suzuki Carry model.
Almost Half a Century- No Change- No Progress Read More
Chinese vehicles are becoming increasingly popular in South Africa, and the proof is in the latest monthly new car sales report. According to News24 Motoring both Chery and Haval had sold more than 1,200 new vehicles each, as more local motorists turned towards Chinese brands.
Chinese Automakers Set to Conquer South African Market Read More
Will the local assemblers just sit back and “wait” for the situation to improve, or is there any Plan B?
Car Sales Going Down, Where is Plan B? Read More
Money is tight for just about everyone, so why throw away your car that’s running well just because it’s feeling worn down? There are many ways to keep your old car in good nick, adhering to which you might not need to be changing your existing car that frequently. So unless things get back to sanity, keeping your existing car is perhaps the safest bet than to throw away a huge price in buying another used car.
Its Time to Love Your Existing Car Read More
Pak Suzuki has once again announced to extend its plant shutdown due to low inventory supply and insufficient localization
Non Production Days and Insufficient Localization Read More
Will the car prices go up again due to the weakening Rupee value against the US Dollar?
Rupee Slipping Again- Will Car Prices Go Up? Read More
China has released first-ever long-term plan for hydrogen vehicles, according to which, the government aims to have 50,000 hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles on the road by year 2025.
China Released Long-Term Plan for Hydrogen Vehicles Read More
The new Yaris Ativ is already being tested by various portals and Thai motoring journalists. HeadLightMag has also recently tested the flagship 1.2L Premium Luxury variant of new Yaris Ativ which cost 689,000 baht (PKR 43.5 lac).
New Toyota Yaris Ativ Performance Figures & Real Life Images Read More
The idea that higher localization of auto parts translates into cheaper vehicles has proven to be unrealistic in Pakistan as cars as well as motorcycles have become overly pricier over the years.
‘Higher Localization’ Fails to Deliver Cheaper Vehicles Read More