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Friday, February 03, 2012

By Manoj Kumawat

Maruti cars waiting period to reduce after setting up stockyard in North

The country’s largest automaker, Maruti Suzuki would play its triumph card to reduce the waiting period of the cars by setting-up the stockyard in Nagpur along with some other northern regions of India. In order to meet the buyer’s demand on the time company has all determined to establish the stockyard for the quick delivery services.

As the matter of fact, the petrol and diesel variants of the company’s bestselling hatchback ‘Maruti Swift’ have accounting the two month and more than six month waiting period respectively. Similarly, for the diesel version of the Maruti Swift Dzire buyers are waiting from a long duration and the recently launched new 2012 Maruti Dzire sedan is also expected to go for the long waiting period.

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The New Maruti Swift Dzire is the most economical sedan car from this segment, alluring the cost & quality conscious crowd. The Managing Executive Officer (Marketing & Sales) of the Maruti Suzuki India, Mayank Pareek has said that the company’s manufacturing plant producing 8,000 units only but, now this efficiency will be amplified.

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The stockyard plan will definitely boost-up their vehicle deliver services. To avoid the delivery delays company will set-up the stockyard region-wise, he added further. Recently, Maruti Suzuki has signed a deal with Fiat India under which company will source out the Multijet diesel engines for the upcoming three years.

By considering the increasing demand of the diesel engines variants, company has all prepared to set-up a new diesel engine manufacturing unit at its Gurgaon plant. Maruti Suzuki has submitted the growth of 5.18% with the total sales of 1, 15, 433 units in month of January.

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