Tata has achieved what they aimed.
Making a car which everyone could buy.
im not denying that dude, all i want to say is if this guy gets a bentley in a draw, how would he express itthackervijay wrote:napster wrote:“I am absolutely elated. It is a moment of pride,”
he just got a NANO in the lucky draw and he calls it a moment of pride, what if he gets a bently ? lol
sorry ram, but for many in this country would be moment of pride for owning one nano for them, man quite much families who would be owning first vehicles(say two or four)which does makes them feel this.
Rightly said abhinav.abhinavgupta wrote:Hey thats really good.
Tata has achieved what they aimed.
Making a car which everyone could buy.
Exactly.thackervijay wrote:what is to look for now is the durability and practicality of nano on road, all said and hyped is done now, its time for some feedbacks to hear from people who gets their nano booked on first phase, lets wait to see how does the car response now.
I think it was because of less manufacturing capacity.dcargod wrote:But I have doubt regarding this whole lottery system. Why was it started? Is it only because of lack of production capacities in existing plants, or something else along with that?
May be an innovative way of handling big volumes. By this time they would have done the needed number of cars ready, or in at least few months they'll deliver cars to lottery winners.dcargod wrote:But I have doubt regarding this whole lottery system. Why was it started? Is it only because of lack of production capacities in existing plants, or something else along with that?
Mind you that European version has been tested which comes with safety features such as Airbags, Not the Indian one.dcargod wrote:I don't think TD vehicles are available as of yet. But when it is available, I will be the first one on the driver's seat. And according to a report by ACI, Nano has got good crash test results and is confident of a 4-star Euro NCAP rating. Now we all know that this car is safe.
“I hope the Tata Nano will bring motoring pleasure to those who will be buying their first car as also those who currently own cars but want a modern, contemporary, emission-friendly city car.”
I think that's the reason, the impact was less. If it didn't fly, the impact would be worser.archit wrote:wow!
that video is great!
but when it crashed it flew up in the air so much!
Road Rocket wrote:Are the Test Drives still unavailable for general public??
RoadRocket
Nope, They are not.Road Rocket wrote:Are the Test Drives still unavailable for general public