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Cobbler books Nano

MUMBAI: With Nano up for grabs, Maruti Bhandare, a cobbler from Mulund in Mumbai, has booked the car.

With Thursday being the first day of booking, one unexpected guest at the doorstep of Concorde Motors (India) Ltd. showroom in Prabhadevi was Bhandare, who handed over the cheque amounting to Rs. 1,40,000 to book the yellow sunshine Nano. He made a booking for the Nano lx, the high-end model. — PTI

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