Mumbai, April 12 -- India's passenger vehicle industry reported its worst performance in five years in the just-ended fiscal as higher fuel prices, increase in insurance costs, lack of financing options and farm distress crimped demand. Scooter sales grew at the slowest pace in 14 years, underscoring a slowdown in demand in urban markets. Sale of cars, sport utility vehicles and minivans grew 2.7% in the year ended 31 March to more than 3.37 million vehicles, shows data issued by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (Siam) on Monday. It was the worst performance since FY14 when sales fell 6%. Vehicle sales in India are counted as wholesales, or factory dispatches. Considering the continued pressure on sales and prevailing market u...