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decades of sanctions and isolation make it "unfashionable" and in some cases illegal for developed or 'EMF' countries to assist in their program or do business with them.
Iranian cars are making their way to Middle Eastern markets (primarily Syria and Egypt)....I think some South American countries as well. They have a fairly decent edge in automotive industry, they are producing everything --small cars, sedans, SUVs, vans, pickups, buses, minibuses etc.
In Pakistan's case, I guess there just isnt a sufficient market for them. The cheap cars (Suzuku, Hyundai, Chinese brands etc.) foster to lower income groups; whereas for some reason middle and middle-upper income groups tend to stick to Toyota, Honda, Nissans (brand preferences).
Who knows, maybe in the future....
hard to say.....Iran is currently the 12th largest cars manufacturer in the world; their second biggest industry after gas/oil. I guess they focus more on domestic consumption but only in the past decade they have adapted to foreign markets as well. Iran has a mix of private and publicly owned manufacturers. So not sure how much 'say' in it govt. has.
they've done fairly well.....despite sanctions and embargos and all that stuff. Gotta give it to them. They did what the entire GCC couldnt do effectively.....invest in their people, invest in their industrial/manufacturing capabilities. They arent a perfect model, but there are many things which we ought to emulate from them.
Such views are common from people from countries that do not have the ability to manufacture even an IC engine let alone an entire car. You may rant all you want but no one here claimed a foreign car is Indian. It is manufactured in India with raw materials from here and hence, like it or not, it is made in India.
And going by the samples of carts that you guys claim as cars one can draw the engineering capacity of your country. Having clarified that, you should deal with your insecurities in some other way and not troll around in a thread when your country is not exactly known for its engineering capabilities..we understand the sour grapes.
Also, when countries do not have a similar legacy in automobiles dating back to 1948 and earlier, one takes pride and interest in what we design or in just what we make. As I said earlier, these are things that countries that do not have a similar legacy cannot understand.
Back in India similar to how some silly Pakistanis claim to be fairer, taller and better looking, some naughty Indians have coined a word called "Lahori Math". This is often used when someone is weak in Math but defends their wrong logic. True story by the way..neither kidding nor trolling... describes the trolling attempt here as well.
Apparently this is the new Ambassador, they will be launching it next year.
Hindustan Motors New Ambassador launch in 2011, New Ambassador design and features | DWS Auto India
.Apparently this is the new Ambassador, they will be launching it next year.
Hindustan Motors New Ambassador launch in 2011, New Ambassador design and features | DWS Auto India
Please re-read the last 4 pages and comprehend better. I fail to see "delicacy", "patience", "camaraderie" with India-haters. If you can accept a trollers "Personal Views" whats wrong with me having "My Own"?^^^^^^
Your views are not appreciated.
This is NOT A "Knock Pakistan" thread Re: vehicles!
Your entire post has nothing to do with Made In India Vehicles.
Rather, you spent 4 para's to knock Pakistan. Why ???
If you can't defend yourself reasonably in here,
why should the rest of us tolerate your bitching ?
Pls. explain yourself or go somewhere else before we ban you,
it is not right for you to deny others in here to enjoy the camaraderie
between neighbours built up with delicacy, patience and commitment
re: a "Made In India" vehicles.
Personally, I & appreciate some Pak forumer's informative feedback and comments.