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Mukesh Amban's armoured BMW is India's costliest Registerd car
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Ambani registered his latest acquisition, a gorgeous 7-series BMW, for Rs 1.6 crore at the Motor Vehicles Department in Mumbai, according to Midday report.

http://www.huffingtonpost.in/2015/05/20/mukesh-ambani-armoured-bmw_n_7339560.html?utm_hp_ref=india

 

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    Costly cars are good to show up status symbol, but costly cars should also be with electric or battery powered so that it will also be eco friendly.

    Life is like a boat in a sea, there is a lot to learn, so never close your mind to your limited experiences!

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    epraneeth77 wrote:

    Costly cars are good to show up status symbol, but costly cars should also be with electric or battery powered so that it will also be eco friendly.

     

    It's a welcome suggestion. Ecology should not be over looked.

     

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    After all he is richest person of India so does now his car is as one thread suggests one should concentrate on ecological green way so that ours actions do not impact heavily on ecological balance and every person must adhere to it.

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    Ecology by all means should be kept in mind. Even the world's costliest limousine also emits poisonous emissions in to the air.

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    Why it is very difficult to create green technological perfect vehicles and mechanical excellence, though people are willing to spend heavily but still there is no visible progress on such technologies.

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    Vehicles without emission of pollutants are already in Vogue. Difference is not implemented. strictly.

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