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Ferrari Ferrari began to explore the market in India, and inaugurated the newest dealer in New delhi, india made ferrari and here as a to-58 market worldwide, which is a very potential market The procession is done directly by the Chief Executive Officer Amedeo Felisha Ferrari, Ferrari Commercial and Marketing Director Enrico Galliera, and Ashish Chordia, Chairman of the Shreyans Group-Marketers Ferrari from India. Even the two main drivers for Ferrari in F1, Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa convey a message to the invited guests in the form of video, directly from Montecarlo. "The launch in India this year is very exciting for us, seeing the dynamic of this country and the economy continues to grow. I feel a strong relationship between India because already there are 50 customers here,"said Amedeo Felisa. He added that Ferrari will market all of the models produced to India. Besides launching its sales network, Ferrari once inaugurate a service center and after-sales service...

The 2011 Infiniti FX has just received that rare gift of a price cut, with $2,600 coming off the FX50′s MSRP and $1,250 in savings for the FX35. Looking at Infiniti’s numbers for 2010, the division has been outperforming 2009 by anywhere from 10 to nearly 50 percent since February 2010, but the picture comes into focus when you separate the FX from the herd. Despite good divisional performance, the swoopy FX is off 12.4 percent calendar year to date, according to the Nissan North America sales report for August 2010. It’s not like 2009 was a banner year, of course, so to help spur FX sales, Infiniti has lowered the base MSRPs on its FX models to $41,600 for the rear-wheel-drive FX35, $43,050 for the FX35 with all-wheel drive and $56,400 for the V8-powered FX50. To sweeten the pot, Infiniti is also throwing in a standard power liftgate, too. We’ll know soon enough whether the pricing gambit has worked. Official press release posted after the jump.