2012 Auto Expo Delhi Cars Photo Highlights - New Delhi Auto Car Show Pics, Images

11th Auto Expo 2012 going to start in New Delhi From 5th January, 2012. All of the major companies are going to showcase their future models and concepts. Find here the list of cars being showcased for 2012 Indian Auto Expo by major car makers.

Audi Cars in 2012 Auto Expo:

Audi A3

Audi Q5 Hybrid

Audi Q3: Rs. 20 – 25 Lac

BMW Cars in 2012 Auto Expo:

Electric Concept

BMW 3 Series

BMW 1 Series: Rs. 20 Lac
BMW 3 Series: Rs. 35 - 43 Lac

 Ferrari Cars in 2012 Auto Expo: 

Ferrari 458 Italia

Ferrari FF

Ferrari 458 Italia: Rs. 2.56 crores
Ferrari FF: Rs. 3.42 crores
Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano: Rs. 3.37 Crores
Ferrari California: Rs. 2.27 Crores

 Mercedes-Benz Cars in 2012 Auto Expo:

 Mercedes-Benz A Class Concept

Mini Cooper Cars in 2012 Auto Expo: 

MINI Cooper: Rs. 25 Lac
MINI Cooper Coupe: NA
MINI Countryman: NA
MINI Cooper Convertible: NA  
MINI Clubman: NA

Volvo Cars in 2012 Auto Expo: 

Volvo C90

Volvo C60

Volvo Concept You

Volvo XC90: Rs. 43 - 52 Lac
Volvo XC90: Rs. 42 Lac
Volvo Concept You: NA

Porsche Cars in 2012 Auto Expo: 

Porsche 911

Porsche Cayman

 PorschePanamera

Porsche 911 : Rs. 82 lakhs -  1.73 crores
Porsche Boxster : Rs. 58 – 65 lakhs
Porsche Cayman : Rs. 61 lakhs
Porsche Panamera : Rs. 1.04 – 2.07 crores
Porsche Cayman : Rs. 58 lakhs – 1.12 crores

Peugeot Cars in 2012 Auto Expo: 

 Peugeot 508

 Peugeot RCZ

 
Peugeot 508 : Rs. 20 – 25 Lac
Peugeot RCZ : NA
 

Renault Cars in 2012 Auto Expo: 

Renault Duster

 Renault Pulse

Renault Pulse: Rs. 4.5 - 6 Lac
Renault Duster: Rs. 7 - 9 Lac

Volkswagen Cars in 2012 Auto Expo:

Volkswagen Beetle

Volkswagen Up

VolksWagen New Beetle: Rs. 21 - 23 Lac
VolksWagen Up: Rs. 3.3 - 5 Lac

GM Chevrolet Cars in 2012 Auto Expo:

New Chevrolet Captiva: Rs. 18 - 22 Lac
Chevrolet Sail: Rs. 4.5 - 6.5 Lac

Skoda Cars in 2012 Auto Expo:

Skoda Citigo

Skoda Mission L Concept

Skoda Mission L: Rs. 8 - 10 Lac
Skoda Citigo: Rs. 3.5 - 5.5 Lac

Fiat Cars in 2012 Auto Expo:

New Fiat Linea

New Fiat Grande Punto

Fiat Line: Rs. 6.44 - 9 Lac
Fiat Grande Punto: Rs. 4.3 - 6.83 Lac

Mahindra-Ssangyong Cars in 2012 Auto Expo: 

Mahindra Ssangyong Rexton

Mahindra Ssangyong Kornado

Mahindra Reva NXR

Ssangyong Rexton: Rs. Rs. 17 Lac
Ssangyong Korando: Rs. 14 Lac
Mahindra Reva NXR: NA
Mahindra Verito: NA

Maruti-Suzuki Cars in 2012 Auto Expo: 

Maruti-Suzuki Ertiga

 

Maruti Suzuki Ertiga Petrol: Rs. 5.7 Lac
Maruti Suzuki Ertiga Diesel: Rs. 8 Lac

Tata Cars in 2012 Auto Expo: 

New Tata Safari

New Tata Nano

New-Tata-Nano: Rs. 2 - 2.75 Lac
All New Tata Safari: Rs. 8 Lac

Title Loan Bill Could Put the Brakes on Michigan Families

Access to automobile title loans will become considerably harder for millions of Californians if Bill 336 which is currently being proposed in the Assembly passes the state legislature. The bill is being sold by lawmakers as a shielding act against predatory rates of interest, yet is in no way makes an hard work to anticipate the sweeping changes automobile title loan lenders will be forced to make in response to the bill becoming law.

The bill will make it illegal for lenders to charge over 36% interest on title loans, which sounds great to somebody who needs a title loan but does not like the idea of high interest. But since lenders will react by refusing those who apply whose credit histories prevent a low interest agreement, lots of Californians who depend on access to these types of loans to support their families will be cut off. A bill designed to help Michigan families will wind up hurting lots of of them.

In the aftermath of the recent global economic recession and the resulting credit crunch, practical sources of credit for plenty of working class families have been reduced or removed, with automobile title loans remaining as of the few options low and lower-middle class Californians have left. If AB 336 passes then getting food when bills are due becomes an very impossible task for those of us without nice credit to meet the new demands put in to place by the state government.

Then what happens? Lawmakers proposing the bill say these families can seek lines of credit through their banks or credit card companies. But if you have been rejected by a title loan lender for less-than ideal credit, what chance are you going to have getting a bank loan, which requires far more established credit than someone relying on title loans could ever have? The automobile title loans Los Angeles and other Los angeles cities must offer are probably hard to discern between legitimate lender and loan shark, but is the difference between credit card companies any better? And are they recommending our citizens look to credit card companies for financial assistance? Were not they trying to eliminate predatory lending in the first place?

What looks like an astronomically high rate of interest on these title loans is in point of fact a business agreement that for the most part appears to be operating successfully. While it is true title loan lenders make high interest agreements, it is the only way they make a profit, because the overwhelming majority of individuals who borrow against their automobile pay it back in full very immediately. Even in the event of a repossessed automobile, the lender is necessary by law to give surplus monies back to the borrower.

California drivers require to pay attention to the signs. Your state government is in the midst of a deal to make it harder for you to stay financially stable and get access to credit that is rightfully yours. Research AB 336 and in case you do not like it, let your state representative and state senator know what you think.