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Ministry of Industries and Production has informed the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) in a briefing that a monitoring committee has sought an explanation from automakers for frequently increasing car prices.
Govt Asks Automakers to Justify Price Hikes Read More
Used cars in Sri Lanka are now even more expensive than a house
Used Cars in Sri Lanka are Now More Expensive Than a House Read More
The cost of new car financing will haunt you for sure, how many of you can afford?
Car Financing Costs will Haunt You Read More
How Changan Oshan X7 stacks up against the competition our market
How Changan Oshan X7 Stacks Up Against the Competition Read More
This is the second time that a Civic model has been launched in the month of March. Last time this happened was 21 years ago, when the 7th gen Civic sedan was launched in March 2001.
Not the First Honda Civic in Pakistan to Launch in March Read More
Swift GLX CVT has become the most equipped Suzuki every to be assembled in Pakistan
The New Swift GLX is the Most Equipped Suzuki Ever to be Assembled in Pakistan Read More
It is time to shift up your car game for all those holding onto the same model year on year, “upgrading” only to get the same car, just a new one. Change may be demanding, especially when you go to a higher level. However, in the long run, you realize the worth of it. Aiming for a better ride will always surpass the urge in terms of value to just buying the same version with the same structure and anatomy.
Update to a New Car Vs Upgrade to a Better Car Read More
Due to restrictions on auto financing, high registration charges and soaring prices, the car delivery waiting period of various locally assembled vehicles has touched up to 9 months, according to a report published in Dawn.
Waiting Period of Locally Assembled Vehicles Reaches Up To 9 Months Read More
Will Peugeot 2008 cannibalize the sales of Kia Sportage or vice versa?
Will Peugeot 2008 Cannibalize Kia Sportage? Read More
“Bookings Open”! The starting gun of a race that gets anyone who is looking to buy a vehicle in Pakistan to scramble after it; be it from a new brand on the market or one of the already established ones. On the other hand, it is a rally cry for all the (large-scale) scalpers (read: investors) to try and book as much of the inventory as they can in order to lock the supply and force end-user customers to come to them for their purchases and then charge them an excessive amount of own or premium.
The Sufferings of “Booking Open”… Is Pakistani Auto Consumer Protected? Read More