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Old 5th June 2008, 16:47   #61
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I expected the torodial tank like the one in WagonR. With the LPC cylinder in the boot, there is no space for luggage.
the picture on the website shows a cylinder in the boot,so there is no laguage space available.
can anyone confirm whether the cylinder is same as the wagonr or something other than wagonr
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Old 5th June 2008, 17:34   #62
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nope, the cylinder though looks much like the regular 45Liter Lovato tank that EATS out the dickie, this one from Maruti is a 20 Liter, occupies only half the space, though one CANNOT store suitcases and stuff, a few flexi soft luggage airbags are very much possible. Also, a 800 looks nice with the roof luggage tray IMO

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Huge enquiry levels for this one.Yet another timely launch and a sure hit.This one would increase the m-800 volumes by atleast 20%.
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I read somewhere that the sales would be likely to increase by 22-25%. A good move and should make a car more affordable to run atleast.
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Since M800 sales decreasing its good move by MUL. Its perfect City car who need economy! One should use M800 for more city/town rather than highway crusing in speeds like 80-90kmph.

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indeed it is a good move by maruti,but i am not sure whether 800 will be able cope up W.R.T sales.
yes there will be increase but still ni feel that 800 is an outdated model,maybe LPG version of alto would have been more succesful.
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it would have been better if 800 goes out of the market and is replaced by alto,why cant they make alto as cheap as 800?

and a an lpg version of that would have been good, i mean as far as the body of 800 is concerned its sooooo dated its high time they give us something that looks nice and is as cheap
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it would have been better if 800 goes out of the market and is replaced by alto,why cant they make alto as cheap as 800?

and a an lpg version of that would have been good, i mean as far as the body of 800 is concerned its sooooo dated its high time they give us something that looks nice and is as cheap
outdated but still sells.

I think they should have used the toroidal tank for the 800. may be cost cutting prevented them.

@ram, is it possible to just change the lpg tank in the 800 with a lpg tank of the wagonR duo???

for the future:
they might bring a revised model of 800 when the Nano is launched slightly at a higher price than the Nano. And may be then the alto might be offered at a price slightly more than the price of the current 800.

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Saw this ad a couple of days ago & was expecting this thread. Good initiative by Maruti. Will certainly help a lot of people save on their fuel bills with stupid speculation games increasing the prices everyday.
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The alloys in the Advt looks good. Its almost like what Fiesta alloys.
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That was good move by Maruti-Suzuki, but i think they should focus on hybrid cars too..
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"After having revolutionized the Indian automobile space 250 years ago, Maruti 800 is all set to repeat history with the all new Maruti 800 Duo."

Maruti 800 Duo


250 years in India..
 
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Maruti behind Tatas

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they might bring a revised model of 800 when the Nano is launched, slightly at a higher price than the Nano.
I have a strong feeling that this would happen and thus have been postponing my M800 purchase for sometime now. Don't want to end up in a situation where I buy an M800 today paying 2.3L and then in a few months when the Nano is released, they cut prices drastically.

So Tata, bring out the Nano fast.
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@girish - hopefully that was a typo. It should 25 years. I believe the first 800 rolled out in 1983.
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@girish - hopefully that was a typo. It should 25 years. I believe the first 800 rolled out in 1983.

it has to be 25,how can it be 250,the history of cars itself is a little more than 100 yrs
it must be a typing mistake
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