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IshkTuk
I live in London-UK.Have you got plans to introduce Nano to our UK market.I think we won't mind to pay a bit more for alloy wheels;power steering;car boot;A/C.This is just a suggestion.I admire the Indian dream and it works.We like environmentally sound cars also and have some good incentives in place if introduced in UK.
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Aliyu I H
how can i book tata nano i am fromm nigeria
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bommu mohana reddy
Dear countrymen, I purchased tata nano in june 2011. I love its pickup, interior space, head room. Ingress and egress are classic. Head lights are powerful. Ride quality is nice on broken roads. Car is no longer a status symbol. I pity sedans sedans sweating to overtake my nano on highways. My average speed is 85kmph. Mohana Reddy
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Prem ananth
I have purchased the tata nano which is my first car. Though Tata given a car at such affordable price with good features, there is still vacuum to be filled up. The Power of the Engine, Water fall dash board with usable features, Seats especially rear seats with both in size as well quality, rear boot space, thickness of the metal body, Smooth Gear Shift, better braking system, slight increase in prize etc. If TATA improve upon these items well Nano would be better car at this price. Enough Space in the interiors and Head room, Ground clearance are the plus points. Let Nano to become the car of the least affordable income group. .
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rajraj
I am an ex-tata man. I do feel loyalty to tata products even after 40 years. Nano is a disappointment. Very low power, and if you add A/C you have to drive in 3rd gear. Maintenance is problem. Self maintenance is very difficult, and the maintenance service even during warrantee is extremely poor. Space is a major issue.If you spend another 50,000 rupees you can get decent true cars like Spark, Maruti, etc. unlike this toy car called 'nano'.
