New Manza Launched By Tata

Home bred auto manufacturer Tata Motors launched the new version of the popular sedan Tata Manza for Rs. 5.14 lakh (petrol) and 5.91 lakh (diesel), both being ex showroom prices in Delhi. The car is now available across showrooms pan India.

Launched with 90PS Safire petrol and Quadrajet diesel engines, Tata Motors has loaded the new Manza with unmatched power and top notch comfort and safety features to go along with it.
The high end variant, the all new Tata Manza Elan carries features such as beige and burgundy interiors, chrome finished bottom weather strap, alloy wheels (dual tone), fog lamps for easy visibility in bad weather and an exclusive Tyrian wine color to add to the above features.
Among other top of the class features, the new entrant in the Tata family also has a feature called ‘Follow me home headlamps that stay on even after the car is stopped and switched off, for an entire minute. The lights can be turned on for extra 30 seconds by simply pressing the lock key. Power windows that can be rolled up again after youve taken the key from the ignition by pressing the power switch is another amazing attribute given to the Manza.
This car is just one of the many Tata plans to have in a few years time. Boasting of revenues that crossed Rs.92,519 crore in 2009-2010, Tata Motors looks to increase it further with the new Manza.

Joe Cole Sees More Red - in the driving lane

England and Liverpool footballer Joe Cole has been warned he could lose his driving licence after being found guilty of speeding at 105mph.He was caught driving his Audi A4 on a 70mph section of dual carriageway in Claygate, Surrey, in November 2009.

And very typically, he has denied the charge. The sentence is adjourned until 27 August but Joe has been warned that be charged, who already has 6 points on his licence.

His lawyer, Dean George,claimed that the speed gun produced "an inaccurate reading". Great Joe, blame in it on the gun.

Andrew Mitchell, who has since retired from Surrey Police, used the laser speed gun that recorded the incident on 19 November last year - when Cole, who was a member of England's World Cup squad, was still playing for Chelsea.