subject: Maruti feels heat as Q1 profit dips over 25% [print this page] However, the company is doing every bit to save its threatened kingship in the Indian auto market. It has recently planned to set-up as much as four vehicle stock-yards in the country so that a large number of its cars can be stored and the waiting period of its cars can be decreased significantly. With this, the company is also adopting a strategy of launching upgraded versions of its best selling cars in India like Maruti Alto and Wagon R so that the dominance of these cars can be maintained.
