It sold 3,01,231 units as against 3,35,515 units in March 2012.
Indian automakers are reeling under pressure from the slowing economy and high interest costs, which has dampened buyers’ sentiments.
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The commercial vehicles fared relatively well with a 1% drop at 34,194 units while it was 34,667 units in March 2012.
The exports dipped 6% to 101,374 units from 107,691 units a year ago.
For the year 2012-13, the total sales of the company declined by 3% to about 4.23 million units. While motorcycles sales in the year declined by 2% to 3.75 million units, three wheeler sales dropped by 7% to 4,80,057 units, the company said in a statement.
The stock of the company was down by 1.69% to Rs 1,753 a share on Bombay Stock Exchange following the announcement at 11.45 am.
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