TATA Nano Car » Tiny Car, Tiny Price
|
tata-nano-car
The TATA Nano car proves that the Indians know how to cut back in a recession. This is officially the world’s cheapest car, costing little over 100,000 Indian rupees ($2,000 / £1700). Don’t expect to go racing in this though, it runs on a 623-cc 2-cylinder engine with about 30 horsepower….
The main reason why the TATA Nano Car is so cheap is due to the ever so wide corners the Tata Group cut in building this. One windshield wiper, 12-inch wheels and a single shiny piece of material that makes up the dashboard are just some of the sacrifices that had to be made to reach this price point. Not to mention that everything from Power steering to power brakes being optional on the base model and Airbags, antilock brakes and radio not being available at all, and you begin to see why the TATA Nano is so cheap.
Deliveries will begin in India from July with applications for the waiting list (which will cost potential owners $6 just to apply) being accepted from April. Somehow, I can’t see the TATA Nano car being driven in NYC.
tata-nano-car-description
[...] piece of uber-geekiness? Less than 25% of the cost of a normal car. Cheap but not as cheap as the Tata Nano and arguably not as good looking either. Release date of the GM and Segway P.U.M.A is yet to be [...]
[...] a fetchingly round design that would make any dashboard a more fashionable backdrop (well, we say any). The Art Lebedev Navigarius GPS comes with touchscreen controls, USB, microSD, cigarette lighter [...]
Leave your response!
All incoming search terms for this post
Find Digital Camcorders at Twenga