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Harley-Davidson celebrates 10 year anniversary in India

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      Harley-Davidson is celebrating 10 years in India. It was 10 years ago that the brand established a subsidiary in India, enabling thousands of Indian riders to fulfil their dreams of personal freedom. Speaking on the 10-years anniversary, Sajeev Rajasekharan, Managing Director, Harley Davidson India Pvt. Ltd noted, "Harley Davidson was one of the earliest entrants in the premium motorcycle category n India. Completing 10 years in India is just the beginning as we remain the cruiser of choice for many rivers. We are thankful to our dealers, customers, riders and fans for all our accomplishments in the last 10 years. With their overwhelming response, we enter 2019 tenth with a very positive outlook. Currently, Harley-Davidson has 31 dealerships in the country. To commemorate 10 years of H-D in India. starting February 18, the dealerships will celebrate the milestone with a 10-day long open house offering the H-D lifestyle experience for rider...

10 Most Iconic Cars From The Animated Past

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  These iconic cars might not be real but have secured an irreplaceable spot in our hearts      Often, fond memories of festivals come from our childhood days, where one could throw caution to the wind and be wholly immersed in the celebration. Hence, while discussing Holi at the ZigWheels office, we drifted into our childhood memories. And being the car nuts that we are, we started discussing the good old era of animated shows and the cars they featured. From the ghost-fighting Mystery Machine to the folding-into-a-suitcase Jetson's car, these 10 animated machines had us hooked. Time then to drive into nostalgia with these 10 iconic rides. 1. Scooby Doo’s Mystery Machine      Dating back to 1969, ‘Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!’ is a show that we have all watched and adored. The gang - Shaggy, Fred, Scooby, Velma, and Daphne - solves a lot of mysteries driving along in the blue-green van, unmasking criminals and bringing them to justi...