India Yamaha Motors denies relaunching RX100 model

India Yamaha Motor Private Limited, the Indian subsidiary of Yamaha Motor Company, has categorically denied media reports that claimed that it was planning to relaunch its famed RX100 model. It is to be mentioned that Business Standard has recently reported that the Japanese bikemaker is currently looking for various opportunities including style, engine type and other factors before launching it. The company will maintain the same design of the earlier bike that provided some impressive results in the 1985 till 1996, as claimed by the BS report, adding that Yamaha RX100 will sport with the stricter emission norms might be with BSIV and including four-stroke engine and the company has said that they won’t launch it two-stroke model.

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Amtek Auto denies plans to acquire US-based Visteon

Amtek Auto, on 19th June, 2009, has clarified that American auto component giant Visteon`s investment bankers have not approached the company for the sale of its plants and businesses.The announcement was made with reference to a news item appearing in The Economic Times titled 'Ford Parts Supplier looks for India Buyer' which stated that American auto component giant Visteon`s investment bankers have approached Delhi based auto parts major Amtek Auto for the sale of its plants and businesses.
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