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December 17, 2007 by Alborz Fallah
Britain’s Sunday Times newspaper has reported that Ford Motor Co. will soon name India’s Tata Motors as preferred bidder for its Jaguar and Land Rover brands.
Tata, India’s largest manufacturer, is expected to pay about $US2 billion for Ford’s luxury brands, beating Indian rival Mahindra & Mahindra and private equity firm One Equity Partners.
More on this as it comes…
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Tata to Jaguar and Land Rover
Just as the brands were starting to turn a profit, Ford has decided to cut all ties with Jaguar and
Tata confirmed as Jaguar and Land Rover owner
According to a report in Britain's Birmingham Post newspaper, India's largest vehicle manufacturer, Tata Motors, is the winning bidder in
Indian Tata Motors Getting Closer to Jaguar & Land Rover
Reports from Indian newspapers indicate that India's Tata Motors Ltd. may start due diligence sometime this week to acquire Ford
Jaguar & Land Rover remain British at heart
Indian manufacturer Tata Motors yesterday announced that it will respect the British heritage of Britain's leading brands, Jaguar and Land
Jaguar and Land Rover almost sold…
Ford is in the deciding stage of announcing the winning bidder for its two luxury brands, Jaguar and Land Rover.
India's
It was nice while it lasted
Is it just me or do some articles appear between others that were already posted? I think it has happened a few times now (like this one).
Does this mean LR vehicles will now become as reliable as Tata vehicles?
What are they going to cover the seats with, since cow leather will no longer be possible? Maybe they’ll use kangaroo or camel hides – ( “so he tanned his hide when he died, Clyde, and that’s it hanging in the shed….” springs to mind for some reason )
Tata will make a small fortune out of this aquisition, starting with a large one……..it’s been done before :)
great. just when i was starting to like LR for the concept car on the previous post
“Does this mean LR vehicles will now become as reliable as Tata vehicles.”
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I hope so, LR’s reliability is absolutely lousy.
Wow…This time LR is fetching billions…last time it got sold for $10….lol… and Yes, I agree with SM
What about the $2500 Tata Nano, WORLD’s cheapest car end of story.
Better and saffer than a still expensive $3k scooter
WELL DONE INDIA, I TAKE MY HAT OFF TO YOU!
Just maybe you guys CAN turn around Jag?
Cheers
F-O