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Travelling through a car window- Iran, dove un litro di benzina costa come una caramella (Parte I)

  • . It doesn’t matter if cars are not in good conditions, as you can easily imagine; also the windshield can be easily driven… with or without windshield wiper.



    Iran Daily
  • Sat, Sep 04, 2004 Overhauling Auto Industry If the local auto industry were to become competitive and allow car imports, then the quality of Iranian cars will improve significantly.
  • . Due to the high profits involved and the increasing demand for cars, car manufacture countries perpetually seek new technological advances and new markets.
  • . But at present, South Korean cars dominate the Iranian market and it's not the other way round.
  • . Currently in Iran, cars from South Korea, Malaysia, Japan, Germany and France are being marketed in the form of assembled automobiles.
  • . Experts believe that if the local auto industry were to become competitive and allow car imports, then the quality of Iranian cars will improve significantly.
  • . At the beginning it produced around 20, 000 cars and pick-up trucks per annum.
  • . Many countries with dynamic auto industries import cars and their local industries do not encounter serious problems.
  • . However, Iranian auto producers continued to manufacture outdated cars and block car imports.



    Iran Daily
  • . The government has allowed only a dozen BMW cars to be imported since 2003.
  • . Prices of Iranian cars are higher than those of other countriesŐ products.
  • . “Prices of Iranian cars are higher than those of other countries’ products while remaining substandard, “ he said, adding that car imports could lead to greater competition in the domestic market.
  • . “It is very important for the people that importers bring in cars below price range of 100 million rials, “ he said, adding, however, slashing car import tariffs would produce positive results in the course of time.



    Iran's car exports up 2.6 fold
  • . According to the daily, a total of 86.6 million dollars worth of cars and auto parts were exported from the country during the said period, the figure showing an increase of 110 percent compared to the corresponding figure in the same period last year.
  • . The Iranian auto-manufacturing group Saipa exported 4, 300 cars in the first seven months of the year, this figure showing a 170 percent increase compared with the corresponding figure in the previous year.
  • . Syria was the main customer of Saipa products with about 12, 000 Pride cars plying on that country's streets.

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    Today.Az - Iran first foreign car production line launches in Azerbaijan
  • . The production capacity of this factory is 10 thousand cars annually and will rise up to 15 thousand in the next phase.
  • . The whole project is worth $10 million which is invested by Azerbaijan and its whole production capacity is 30 thousand cars.


    Iran builds first solar-powered car - Irna
  • . Abri-Nia, however, pointed out that production of solar-powered cars are currently not economical due to the high cost of production of these cars.
  • . Iranian designers of this car have been invited to join the search for the world's 20 best research teams by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) that will find the technology to produce the best future solar cars, he said.
  • . He added that although production of solar cars dates back to the last 50 years, Iran has only now been able to access the technology.


    Iran Restricts Car Use In Smoke-Choked Capital
  • . Tehran (AFP) Dec 10, 2005 Residents of the smog-choked Iranian capital will have the use of their cars restricted in the coming week in a bid to decrease the pollution which has shut the city down in the past days, police said Saturday.
  • . Effective Sunday through to next Thursday, drivers will only be able to use their cars in a vast area of central Tehran on odd or even days according to the last figure on the number plate, Iran's police chief Esmail Ahmadi Moghaddam said on state television.
  • . Cars with an odd number plate will be allowed on Sunday in the expanded restricted area, where most businesses and offices are located.
  • . Officials also said the aging rundown cars that spew more poisonous gases into the air will be banned from even appearing in the city.




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