Cars
Consider it a safe assumption that you'll never see an XJR, XK, or XF rebadged as a Tata. Reports are also pushing speculation into safe assumptions that Tata is about to land Jaguar and Land Rover for $2,000,000,000, however.
Time the purchase of Ford Motor Company's remaining British outposts with the debut of a $2,500 People's Car, too. Then again, the Tata Group also owns hotels with rates as high as $2,795 per night in Mumbai, charter planes for Bollywood stars, and high-end jewellery stores, in addition
to Tetley Tea, Tata AIG Life, Tata Cummins, and Tata McGraw Hill. Head honcho Ratan Tata says that when a company is bought by the Tata Group, things remain the same, "except now it's owned by someone in India".
If Tata truly is successful in this purchase, we should hear by the end of 2007. Another Indian company, Mahindra & Mahindra, was a bidder for Jaguar, along with One Equity Partners.
For Jaguar bosses, the worst part of the news is the extra 1,000 miles in their commute to company headquarters. India is a lot farther away than Michigan.
- Tata Reportedly Developing Its Own Land Rover Discovery Sport-based Model
It seems that the acquisition of Jaguar-Land Rover by India’s Tata Motors wasn’t all just about the new investors’ desire to finance the group but to also improve its own vehicles. Now, we hear rumors of a possible Land Rover Discovery...
- Tata Motors Hires Ex-opel Boss, Carl-peter Forster As Group Ceo
The former boss of General Motors Europe, Carl-Peter Forster, has been hired by India's largest automobile manufacturer, Tata Motors, as the group's Chief Executive Officer with overall responsibility of Tata Motors Operations globally, including...
- Jaguar And Land Rover To Enter Indian Market For The First Time
Tata's newly formed "Jaguar Land Rover" premiere car group has announced that it will enter the Indian market for the first time later this year. The Jaguar and Land Rover models will be distributed in the country by the British group's owner,...
- Uk Workers Union Backs Tata In Jaguar – Land Rover Sale
India’s Tata Motor Company’s bid for Jaguar and Land Rover has received support from Britain's largest manufacturing union that represents Ford. Though the union backing is not essential for the sale, Ford will take it in consideration...
- India’s Tata Confirms Interest In Acquiring Jaguar & Land Rover From Ford
Just a few days before Jaguar launches the XF, probably the most important model in the past decade or so for the British carmaker, and India’s Tata Group chairman confirmed his company’s interest in buying Ford’s Jaguar and Land...
Cars
THE TATA XJR?
Consider it a safe assumption that you'll never see an XJR, XK, or XF rebadged as a Tata. Reports are also pushing speculation into safe assumptions that Tata is about to land Jaguar and Land Rover for $2,000,000,000, however.Time the purchase of Ford Motor Company's remaining British outposts with the debut of a $2,500 People's Car, too. Then again, the Tata Group also owns hotels with rates as high as $2,795 per night in Mumbai, charter planes for Bollywood stars, and high-end jewellery stores, in addition
to Tetley Tea, Tata AIG Life, Tata Cummins, and Tata McGraw Hill. Head honcho Ratan Tata says that when a company is bought by the Tata Group, things remain the same, "except now it's owned by someone in India". If Tata truly is successful in this purchase, we should hear by the end of 2007. Another Indian company, Mahindra & Mahindra, was a bidder for Jaguar, along with One Equity Partners.
For Jaguar bosses, the worst part of the news is the extra 1,000 miles in their commute to company headquarters. India is a lot farther away than Michigan.
- Tata Reportedly Developing Its Own Land Rover Discovery Sport-based Model
It seems that the acquisition of Jaguar-Land Rover by India’s Tata Motors wasn’t all just about the new investors’ desire to finance the group but to also improve its own vehicles. Now, we hear rumors of a possible Land Rover Discovery...
- Tata Motors Hires Ex-opel Boss, Carl-peter Forster As Group Ceo
The former boss of General Motors Europe, Carl-Peter Forster, has been hired by India's largest automobile manufacturer, Tata Motors, as the group's Chief Executive Officer with overall responsibility of Tata Motors Operations globally, including...
- Jaguar And Land Rover To Enter Indian Market For The First Time
Tata's newly formed "Jaguar Land Rover" premiere car group has announced that it will enter the Indian market for the first time later this year. The Jaguar and Land Rover models will be distributed in the country by the British group's owner,...
- Uk Workers Union Backs Tata In Jaguar – Land Rover Sale
India’s Tata Motor Company’s bid for Jaguar and Land Rover has received support from Britain's largest manufacturing union that represents Ford. Though the union backing is not essential for the sale, Ford will take it in consideration...
- India’s Tata Confirms Interest In Acquiring Jaguar & Land Rover From Ford
Just a few days before Jaguar launches the XF, probably the most important model in the past decade or so for the British carmaker, and India’s Tata Group chairman confirmed his company’s interest in buying Ford’s Jaguar and Land...