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  Here we are sharing some tips that, if followed, will not only help you get the best deal on a new car but also prevent dealers from fooling you... New Car Buying Tips: April is underway, and the car market is buzzing with discounts and offers. There are two main reasons behind offering discounts. One is to clear stock, and the other is to boost sales of models that aren't selling well. Keeping this in mind, car dealers often try to deceive customers because they are solely focused on meeting their targets. Here we are sharing some tips that, if followed, will not only help you get the best deal on a new car but also prevent dealers from fooling you. Avoid Rushing Once you've selected the car and its variant, gather all the necessary information about it. Also, be mindful that dealers often don't have the base variant of the car and recommend mid or top variants to you. They do this because they earn higher commissions on expensive variants. The salesman will advise you

 Dutch startup Lightyear has unveiled what it is calling the world's first production-ready solar car. The Lightyear 0 is targeting a very specific buyer who values ​​efficiency over performance and wouldn't mind paying an arm and a leg for it. Will it sell? we will see. Lightyear 0 is the product of a six-year plan. The company claims that the car will enable drivers to travel independently for months without having to be plugged into a home outlet or charging station. A maximum of 946 Lightyear 0s will be produced at a cost of €250,000( 2,04,73,531.40 Indian Rupee )and the first cars will be delivered in early November. Here's what you need to know about the Lightyear 0, the world's first solar car.  Lightyear 0: Features patented solar arrays The Lightyear 0 features five square meters of patented, double curved solar arrays. According to the company, this technology allows the vehicle to charge itself while commuting or parked outside. Lightyear 0: Can power itself

In the Battle of Coronavirus: Mahindra to make 10,000 masks a day in 10 days Mahindra & Mahindra helps Mumbai-based start-ups in making face masks, company will start production at Mumbai plant from Friday Auto industry giant Mahindra & Mahindra is fighting a multi-pronged battle to take over the COVID 19 (Coronavirus) epidemic. The company is already working on manufacturing ventilators and its manufacturing facilities are undergoing a facelift. The top management also said that they are ready to help anyone who wants to make a face in this fight against the epidemic. In response to the initiative, a Mumbai-based start-up that makes sanitary napkins asked to modify its machines to produce 3-ply masks. And in 4 days the engineers of Flat Mahindra Company answered the call and set up a manufacturing line inside Mahindra's Kandivali plant in Mumbai. The Managing Director of Mahindra & Mahindra Company, Dr. Pawan Goenka shared this news on Twitter. He said that