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The event, to be held in Mumbai on February 25 and 26, will feature rare cars from 1900 to 2006.

Italian luxury sports car maker Lamborghini is all set to drive its best-selling model Gallardo into India soon. \n

Ultra-luxury carmaker Rolls-Royce plans to sell about 10-12 units of the Rs 3.5 crore 'Phantom' in the Indian market this year and is also planning to launch a new convertible model codenamed 'RR02' in 2007.

The super-luxury car carries a price tag of Rs 1.7 crore (Rs 17 million).