Archive for September, 2009
TR20 and TR40 models
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the United States finally has granted the Indian company certified to sell his pickup on U.S. soil.
Vice President of Global Vehicles USA marketing, Max Butler, said:
As a distributor of vans manufactured by Mahindra in America we’re excited about the recent news, and even envision a promising future for the next year you could start marketing the TR20 and TR40 models.
Recall that the Indian manufacturer has always had desires to enter the U.S. market in their pickups, so cars mentioned were developed considering the country’s standards.
It also states that the vans will offer a viable alternative for consumers, as their mHawk diesel engines are characterized not only by its performance, including its efficient consumption rate.
It is assumed that sales of both trucks launched in February 2011 with a base price of $ 20,000, cost probably encourage the curiosity of many users, and for that reason, the distributor of Mahindra has reported that 345 U.S. dealers are interested in sign an agreement
New pick- up F -150 Ecoboost
It seems incredible, but one of the most satisfying vehicles (and reason for celebration ) has given Ford in America is their pick-up F -150, now face one of the toughest challenges, in addition to face resistance tests Ford planned for coming days.
The first test to which we refer is the registration of a unit in the famous Baja 1000, one of the most famous desert race in the world. Ford prepares for the occasion of its new EcoBoost F -150 will only have security preparation for the race, as it ensures that the V6 3.5 will not be played. Ford also claims that the engine has been chosen at random from the production line.
The pick -up F -150 “lucky” will face no less than 1,000 miles of desert in Baja California. With very long stretches at full speed and capabilities of chassis and suspension pushed to the limit, Ford ( recently used as testing the resistance in their vehicles) hopes to demonstrate why their pick -up can take them back into first place in U.S. sales this vehicles.
On the other hand, similar units will face more trials and one of the toughest will be towing two cars of NASCAR, for 24 hours straight, inside an oval. When finished, disassemble the engine and engineers will complete the degree of wear on internal components. Ford seems to have taken the new F -150 EcoBoost to heart.