Mercedes-Benz targets Audi with compact push in India
Mercedes-Benz aims to overtake Audi as India's top luxury car brand in 2015 by expanding its compact range, increasing local production and growing its dealer network.
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Mercedes-Benz aims to overtake Audi as India's top luxury car brand in 2015 by expanding its compact range, increasing local production and growing its dealer network.
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