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    Asked about the pricing of the car and whether it will be cheaper than the Nano, Ghosn said, "I am sure that the cost of the car will be lower than any car made in India" However, he immediately clarified that production cost of the car could be different from its market price. Full Article at Times of India
    I am sure that the cost of the car will be lower than any car made in India
    Carlos Ghosn – Carlos Ghosn SOURCE: Times of India 3 weeks ago
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Bajaj fails to get its name on low-cost car
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    Carlos Ghosn – Carlos Ghosn SOURCE: Times of India 3 weeks ago

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