Companies like Toyota, which started selling BS6 models January onwards decided not to pass on the entire BS6 price increase to customers as buying confidence was already low. For a diesel vehicle which entailed a price hike of Rs 1.5 lakh for a BS6 model, manufacturers have increased cost only up to Rs 80,000 for customers and absorbed the remaining cost of Rs 70,000 themselves.
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