Market leader Maruti Suzuki grew over 14 per cent in November compared to the preceding month, whereas Mahindra and Mahindra saw overall sales of its automobile arm rise 13 per cent.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor on Wednesday hiked prices of its popular SUVs and sedans such as Innova, Fotuner, Etios, Corolla. The price hike comes two days after government notified the hike in Goods and Service Tax (GST) cess on mid-size sedans and SUVs.

Nearly 72 days after the government implemented the biggest tax reform in the country bringing car prices to a new low, the GST Council on Saturday hiked cess on mid-sized, luxury and SUV cars which is likely to raise car prices to pre-GST level.

Luxury carmakers said the constant changes in rates could lead to market instability and affect demand growth trends, expressing disappointment over the move.

German luxury car maker Mercedes Benz on Tuesday warned that that levy of cess might see prices of its vehicles go back to what was prevalent before implementation of Goods and Services Tax.

The petrol versions of the Verna are priced between Rs 7.99-12.23 lakh, while the diesel variants carry a price tag between Rs 9.19-12.61 lakh.

The Next Gen Verna will come in four manual and two automatic variants. The price for basic E vaiant in manual transmission will be Rs 799,900. First 20,000 customers will be able to take benefit of introductory prices. The prices will rise after that.

The Tata Tiago XTA with AMT will cost Rs 46,500 less than the top-of-the-line XZA trim, but will also loses out on some features to afford the price cut.

The reforms have come when a large number of flat buyers have been left in the lurch, especially in Delhi-NCR due to delay in deliveries amid developers citing fund crunch.

With Maruti Suzuki launching Ciaz S ahead of the launch of the 2017 Hyundai Verna is set to stir things up in the mid-size sedan segment in India.

Out of the ten best-selling cars last month, seven are manufactured by Maruti Suzuki, whereas the remaining three cars are from Hyundai.

Hyundai Motor India today unveiled the all new version of its mid-sized sedan, Verna which is slated to be launched later this month.

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Hyundai, the South Korean automobile giant will launch its much awaited 2017 Verna next month. Although, Hyundai has not officially started accepted booking, a few dealers have started accepting bookings for the new car for Rs 25,000.

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Car buyers never had it this good with a discounts wave sweeping across the auto market ahead of the GST roll out from next month.

South Korean automaker Hyundai Motors upped the ante in the highly competitive sub-4-metre sedan market with its pepped-up Xcent, featuring some sporty design cues and a bigger diesel engine.

Japanese car-maker Honda is all set to launch a new version of its most selling sedan in the country. The company has commenced bookings for the new version of its mid-sized sedan City which will be launched on February 14.

In an effort to rev up the somnolent executive sedan segment, South Korean carmaker Hyundai has introduced the sixth generation of its Elantra sedan in the Indian market at a starting price of Rs 12.99 lakh.

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