The low-cost car, a winner across the world, has seen its sales crash 71% in September to just over 500 vehicles, while its April to September numbers are down to less than a third of last year. "It is a matter of concern. Every time your sales go down on any model, not only in India, we always check why. We are going to try for some more time, if it does not work then we will go with a second car, probably with a different partner. We are in India to stay" Mr Ghosn said. He said the failure of Logan was because “it is more expensive than we hoped it would be in India. Full Article at Economic Times