RE:NANO
by Deepak on Jan 11, 2008 04:40 PM
they have said it can seat 5 people. The three resources on the back seat can be used to push the car on steep slopes :)
DEAR ALL, ITS NOT THE QUESTION OF 1 LAC RS CAR BUT A PERSON WHO RIDES BIKE WONT BUY A NANO CAR BCOZ ITS CHEAP IF HE WANTED A CHEP CAR U GET TODAY 35K TO 60K 2ND HAND MARUTI ALSO BUT THE MAIN PROBLEM IS FUEL IF UR BIKE IS GIVING U 60KM/L THEN Y BUY A NANO WITH 20 KM/L. THIS CAR WILL BE BOUGHT MOSTLY BUY A OWNER OF SMALL CAR SEGMENT ONLY DONOT WORRY. eVEN IN BIKE SEGMENT SAMETHING HAPPEN WHEN DESIGNED BIKE CAME FRM YAMAHA AND BAJAJ FOR RS 80K TO 90K BUT DO WE SEE ANY NOW NO MOSTLY VERY LESS WHY BCOZ FUEL IS COSTLY MY DEAR IT DOESNOT GIVE AVERAGE OF HERO HONDA , CALIBER AND OTHERS. SO DONOT WORRY. MINE SINCERE REQUEST TO ENVIOURE MENTALIST TATAS R GREAT ALL THE NORMS WILL BE TAKEN CARE PLS TAKE A LOOK AT CAB AND AUTO WHICH ARE POLUTING OUR CITY MUMBAI. U CANT VOICE THEIR BCOZ U WONT GET PUBLICIT AND UNDER THE TABLE. TAKE CARTE AND ENJOY NANO FROM A GREAT MAN THE TATA'SSSSS
RE:dON'T WORRY FOR nano
by Prashanth Nagarajan on Jan 11, 2008 07:30 PM
A 2 wheeler rider cares about a lot more things than just the fuel mileage. For one, he cares about the life of his kid who stands (in a scooter) or sits (in a bike) in front of him. He cares about his wife who sits in the back seat. And then he also cares about his own life. Obviously 2 wheelers are so much more dangerous because the rider is open to accidents and head injuries.
He also inhales so much pollution being in the open. You are not the smartest of ppl around here are you??? Like hell they will choose the bajaj or yamaha designer bikes over getting to drive a car.
RE:AutoRickshaws will be replaced by Nano
by Deepak on Jan 11, 2008 04:36 PM
In Bangalore Deve Gowda will buy Nano's to transport people from Bangalore to the airport, while charging them exhorbitantly.
...Dutt was clearly impressed by the small car, and chose it over a Rs 4 crore car -- the Ambierod luxury car, which was launched at the Auto Expo, by his close friend and ace car designer Dilip Chhabria.
I wonder why he chose not to select his friend's car to gift to his friend.
RE:Fair enough ...
by india on Jan 11, 2008 05:14 PM
no yaar, he is damn sure that one fineday his gf will ditch him thats why he did not gift her the costly car
RE:RE:Fair enough ...
by Deepak on Jan 11, 2008 04:37 PM
one visit and a lunch in Dubai will change all that. If they dont give him his passport, he just has to call one of the 'thackerays'.
I know this message will be treated as possibly capitalist, but thats because most Indians don't want to face the truth. With this Nano, (and I am sure some more to follow), India will be a nightmare on road. The numer of cars onIndian roads will possibly increase 200% in next 5 years and no of road only increase 30% thus making traffic unbearable and much worse than the pathetic state it is already in. India already had a curse called 'Maruti' over 2 decades ago and Indian roads have not managed to cope with it even today. A car was supposed to be for previleged class, everywhere in the world. I spent the first 27 years of my life without a car, as I could not afford it. Now with Nano, the bike and scooter owners will also have a car each and what will happen to the condition of roads? The developed world is trying to move from cars to even bicycles wherever it is possible, to save fuel and enviroment... and India is marching ahead with the goal of having a 'common man's car'... Lets face it... a CAR was not meant for a COMMON MAN. One should grow into something and deserve to use it rather than buy it as a freebie...
RE:BAD LUCK COMING FOR INDIA
by amc fabrics on Jan 11, 2008 04:29 PM
definately, you are a donkey because when so many rich people have already so many cars and only one man travel in such a big car, than why you have any problem if a family of an average man is now become compatible to travel in Nano. You Foolish............
RE:BAD LUCK COMING FOR INDIA
by Julie on Jan 11, 2008 04:44 PM
FIRST VEHICLES COMES THEN ROAD DEVELOPED. SEE THE HISTORY. I DID'NT HEARD THAT ROADS MADE BEFORE.
RE:BAD LUCK COMING FOR INDIA
by Ranjit Shinde on Jan 11, 2008 05:01 PM
Even middle class people buys NANO, they can not afford to use it for daily transport because of its mileage and increasing petrol prices. So no need to make huge cry of traffic jams because of NANO..
RE:BAD LUCK COMING FOR INDIA
by Faltoo Comments on Jan 11, 2008 04:27 PM
I fully endors your views, we need a common man's transport system with good quality public transport vehicles and not roads filled with cars standing for hours to get their way. No cars below 5 lakhs should be allowed to sell.
RE:BAD LUCK COMING FOR INDIA
by Ann A on Jan 11, 2008 04:38 PM
you are WRONG mr. capitalist In delhi if you are owning a car and have to travel at least 40,km a day it will cost you anywhere between 80-100 rs per day maintenance costs which is still not affordable for a bike or a scooter user(at least 3-4000 Rs per month-you can also add to that car loan amount per month which will not be less than 2000 rs per month). it may be a family car which will not be used for daily commuting
RE:BAD LUCK COMING FOR INDIA
by Abdul Kazi on Jan 11, 2008 06:16 PM
Well said Mr Das, I fully agree with you.
Advanced has advanced in leaps and bounds since independence from the British but unfortunately, with the exception of the excellent railway network (largest in the world)India has a very long way to go in terms of road network. In India,the obvious biggest obstacle to achieving superiority in infrastructure on par with the western nations, is the political corruption.
Secondly, again due to insensitivity of the politicians, no research is ever undertaken for feasibility studies as regards construction of roads - arterial highways and smaller roads connecting the big cities to outback rural townships and their MAINTENANCE!!!
The western nations spend millions in research and studies before successfully developing infrastructure as soon as a given figure is achieved in population growth for a certain area, in either a major metropolis, smaller town or even the remotest district.
It is anybody's guess as to when India, the current leader in Information Technology and many other industries, will ever be up there among those countries who give top priority to infrastructure development.
At least, it appears to me that I will not live to see that day, as currently, steps in that direction are moving excruciating slow.
RE:RE:On road price of NANO
by Prem Prakash on Jan 11, 2008 04:19 PM
show room price will be l lac but on road price will differ due to addition of vat, regi, insu, transport charges as per distance from factory etc. and stat policies.
RE:On road price of NANO
by mahesh srinivas on Jan 11, 2008 04:06 PM
The on road price for the 'basic' model is expected to be around 1.4 lakhs in Bangalore (as per a newspaper), With Stereo, accessories, AC it will be even higher
