WhiteyFord
10-16-2008, 06:07 PM
I read an article in the "Cars" section of the Arizona Republic that said that Indian automotive company Mahindra was planning on bringing their small, simple, diesel powered trucks/suvs to U.S. shores sometime in 2009. They would be powered by a 2.2 litre common rail clean diesel, be available in 2 and 4 door variants and averge 30mpg! Because importing fully assembled trucks is expensive due to taxes, the trucks will be assembled from Indian parts in a new US facility, creating American jobs in the process. The article didn't say anything about pricing.
I think this would be pretty cool. People in Europe and Asia have been able to buy compact pickups with small turbo diesels for years, and now we might get the same opportunity.
This isn't a link to the article, but instead to the company website to give everyone a good idea what wer're dealing with here.
http://www.mahindraautoworld.com/
Any thoughts on this?
I think this would be pretty cool. People in Europe and Asia have been able to buy compact pickups with small turbo diesels for years, and now we might get the same opportunity.
This isn't a link to the article, but instead to the company website to give everyone a good idea what wer're dealing with here.
http://www.mahindraautoworld.com/
Any thoughts on this?