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Being in the construction business is hard work. I am Ravi Sharma (45) a contractor, earlier I used to acquire & dispose construction equipment through local dealers and other sources. But since the time I have come across Shriram Automall; my life has become so easy. Being into the industry since 20 years I believe successful construction depends on the best quality equipment and it is not always possible to afford a new one.

For most people, car buying is a nightmare. To tell you the truth, I'm one of them. I want the best deal for the vehicle I'm buying. But I am very bad when it comes to the patience of going through multiple brands and showrooms to find the best one for me. As you know, dealerships, particularly of usedcars, have carried the stigma of being the playgrounds of hungry salespeople that just push customers for forced sales.

Shriram Automall, India's leading service provider for the exchange of used vehicles & construction equipment. With the rise in demand of new equipment all over the country the equipment business with Shriram Automall is witnessing a year on year increase in this business segment with excavators, loaders & backhoe being the largest in demand under the segment.

The automotive industry in India is one of the largest in the world with an annual production of 23.96 million vehicles in FY (fiscal year) 2015-16, following a growth of 2.57 % over the last year. The automobile industry accounts for 7.1 % of the country's gross domestic product (GDP).

Today is a historic day for our country. GST has finally been rolled out. Our dream of one nation one tax has come true. All the multiple state and central taxes go out and are replaced by with a single levy. Cars falling under luxury bracket will attract 28% flat GST. Over and above, an extra cess of 1, 3 or 15 per cent is proposed depending on the classification of cars. This has brought the earlier tax hit down making these cars marginally cheaper. Two-wheeler prices are also expected to come down owing to the lowering in the total tax imposed on these vehicles.

Infrastructure sector is a key driver for the Indian economy. For propelling India's overall development, sector is highly responsible, thereby enjoys intense focus from Government for initiating policies that would ensure time-bound creation of world class infrastructure in the country. Government of India while paving the way for a better quality of life and a rapid rise in gross domestic product (GDP), is looking forward to focus on the infrastructure of the country for further growth. As country's infrastructure holds the key to potential India.

Motor vehicles including, automobiles was first introduced in India at the end of 19th century. And to regulate their use 1914 Act was the first to be codified which had 18 sections under it.

India is expected to be 3rd biggest automotive market by 2020. Yes, that's true Indian automotive sector is growing with a remarkable speed & because of it country will be soon facing increased demand of automotives in the market. All major OEMs are keenly going to play their determined roles to make India the 3rd biggest automotive market globally.

Supreme Court result is finally out, finally BS-III vehicles sale is banned in the country. This Wednesday i.e. 29th March'2017, after the final result from Supreme Court, Auto Stocks fell by 3% as vehicles which are not compliant with BS-IV norms are not to be sold or registered after 1st April'2017. The Automobile industry, which is stuck with the stock of 8.24lakh units of unsold BS-III vehicles, has faced quite a downfall, whereas Passenger Vehicle Manufacturers, who already started manufacturing BS-IV compliant vehicles, will not face quite an impact on them after BS-III vehicle ban.

With the growing demand of commercial vehicles in India, we can consider that commercial vehicles (CV) play quite a vital role in growth of Indian Economy. Rules & laws do play an important role in their growth, but not that much as no matter what, commercial vehicles are going to be in demand for import and export purposes, as they are the best choice in disguise for transportation especially in areas where no other mode of transport could easily reach.

Indian government while actively tracking development in automotive space, has introduces quite many new rules and advance technology processes to improve vehicle quality making them both road worthy & less polluting. It is understood that, scrapping a vehicle involves not only shredding of parts but also setting up a mechanism that can, in an environmental-friendly manner, dispose of the scrap which includes segregation of metals, non-metals, rubber, and other materials.

SAMIL (Shriram Automall), No.1 Service Provider of Used Vehicles & Equipments is best known for its uncommon result oriented services, which deliver customers the best experience of all time. While realizing the upcoming customer needs, company tries to be one step ahead with the solution to fulfill them. Every innovative bidding platform & allied service work as a resource for the customers who are interested in acquiring or disposing used vehicle & equipment. With huge established Automalls unfurled in every corner of the country, company successfully manages a large inventory filled with pre-owned vehicles & inventory of every make & model, while reaching out to the maximum customer base nationally.