Global automakers gain foothold on subcontinent (The Toledo Blade)

1 December 2008, 3:44 am

Second of three parts DELHI, INDIA — A fleet of foreign automakers is investing billions of dollars to build plants in India, hoping to cash in on the nation’s rapidly growing class of drivers. And Ford and General Motors, both in the midst of massive expansions in India, are chief among them. As car sales sag in North America and other parts of the globe, the world’s largest car ...... Read More »

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