GENEVA (AP) - Indian automaker Tata Motors says discussions on buying Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford are still on.
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A Tata Motors spokesman said Tuesday the Indian automaker sees "no roadblocks" in the way of a deal.
Ford spokesman John Gardiner dampened expectations earlier by cautioning not to look for a deal during this week's Geneva Auto Show.
But Tata's Debasis Ray told reporters that talks were continuing to buy the classic British brands from Ford.
Cash-hungry Ford has been looking to sell Jaguar and Land Rover for months to help fund the turnaround of its Ford, Lincoln and Mercury brands.

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