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The Ambassador was based on the Morris Oxford series III model, first made by Morris Motors Limited at Cowley, Oxford in the United Kingdom from 1956 to 1959. Despite its British origins, the Ambassador was considered as a definitive Indian car and was fondly called the "King of Indian roads".
- Are Ambassador cars relaunched?
- Is Ambassador car still made?
- Is Ambassador a luxury car?
- Can I buy Ambassador car?
- Is Ambassador rear wheel drive?
- Is Ambassador a muscle car?
- Why did Ambassador fail in India?
- Is Hindustan Motors coming back?
- Who is the owner of Hindustan Motors?
Are Ambassador cars relaunched?
NEW DELHI, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Hindustan Motors Ltd, one of India's oldest car firms, launched a new model of its vintage-looking Ambassador car on Monday, aimed at boosting its sales in one of the world's fastest-growing car markets.
Is Ambassador car still made?
Hindustan Motors has stopped the production of Hindustan Motors Ambassador. The last recorded price of Hindustan Motors Ambassador is ₹ 4.21 Lakh.
Is Ambassador a luxury car?
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Can I buy Ambassador car?
It is not possible to purchase a new Ambassador car albeit a used one from the second hand car market or individual can be availed. However, getting spares for the car would be a problem. So, our advise would be to desist from buying the car.
Is Ambassador rear wheel drive?
The Ambassador was one of India's best-selling family cars for years and the politicians' favourite choice for a long time. It had the potential to evolve as India's muscle car with its retro styling and rear wheel drivetrain, but over time lost its charm to more modern competitors thanks to no major updates at all.
Is Ambassador a muscle car?
Carmakers like Ferrari, Ford and many more are known for building muscle cars around the world. Amongst these brands is Hindustan Motors. India's very own brand, known for the Ambassador is also known for India's indigenous muscle car, the Contessa.
Why did Ambassador fail in India?
The failure of the Hind Motors can be traced back to several reasons like lack of marketing strategies, not connecting with the changing customer base, high pricing structures, no major modifications of models, and also limited engine options.
Is Hindustan Motors coming back?
No plan to launch
Hindustan Motors is now non-operational, however, the company still survives under the Aditya Birla Group. The “Ambassador” name is currently owned by the Groupe PSA and the group bought the rights of use for around Rs 80 crores from Hindustan Motors.
Who is the owner of Hindustan Motors?
1. Hindustan Motors' owners C K Birla has signed a joint venture with French Automaker PSA Group that owns global car brands like Peugeot, Citroen and DS Brands.
