Maruti suprises crowd with A-Star Cabriolet concept at Auto Expo

Maruti Suzuki India did something which is not expected of. Hold on, don’t jump to wrong conclusions. Don’t get it wrong, but all we are saying is Maruti India is working ahead of times and it is high time to do something new.

Published On Jan 08, 2012 14:39 IST

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A Maruti A-Star Cabriolet convertible was showcased at the Auto Expo to make you think at least for once that how nice if this Maruti convertible was on sale. As we don’t know if and when it will happen, let’s talk about the Maruti A-Star Cabriolet with a soft top instead.

The all-yellow Maruti A-Star Cabriolet concept was sitting in the center which stopped many of the visitors in the middle of their tracks. The four-setater is just as good as the Maruti A-star we see normally.

But, the alloy wheels are different this time, a clear indication of the deviation from the usual Maruti A-star if you ignore the soft top roof intact on the car. The beauty is all inside the wrapper. Once soft roof cover is pulled back, that’s when the story unfolds. The black colored seats covers with a little yellow peaking in here and there are all comfortable to even look at.

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