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Tata Motors to launch Aria on 11th October
Tata Motors have officially announced the launch date of their most awaited MPV, Aria. Tata Aria will be launched on 11th October and will be available in major Indian cities from the same day. First unveiled at the 2005 Geneva Auto Show, Aria will be the most advance product Tata has ever manufactured.
It is rumoured that Aria has been given finishing touches by none other than engineers from Land Rover, making Aria a more polished vehicle. We also believe Tata Motors to manufacture 2011 Tata Safari on the same platform as Arias. The base variant of Aria is expected to cost approximately around Rs 9.5 lakhs while the higher end will cost you Rs 12.5 lakhs approximately.
Tata Aria will be armoured with loads of gadgets like, GPS, parking sensors, dual AC, climate control, steering wheel with audio controls, airbags, alloys and ABS. A 2179 cc 2.2L diesel engine will provide 120 bhp @ 4000 rpm making Aria a powerful MPV. A total of 7 passengers can travel Aria which is 333 cms long and 171 cms wide.
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Looks even better than the prototype, no?
Yes, if you looked at cars available before the 1970s there was a larger choice for the consumer. When i was growing up it had to be between the amby and the padmini"I own a 1957 Vauxhall Wyvern and 1961 Standard herald Mk1"
@ Trisonics
Hi, the Standard Herald was quite a nifty and sporty looking car in its time. Had one as college student.And probably the first Indian car with bucket seats and a stick shift. Was quite popular with my girl-friends.
Yeah all you need to do is unbolt 7 nuts to get the roof offThe first thing i did was to take off the roof, later a friend drove it into a truck and turned it into scrap-metal. Long time owners had a harrowing time if they ever broke the rear (split) axle, which was another speciality of the car. Another thing that i remember was the polished wooden dash-board fascia with the original 'Smiths' instruments.
Actually no.. it was indeed called the Triumph Herald..Vitesse was born from the herald.. The vitesse design with 4 head lights did come to India as well but it was continued to be called the Herald in IndiaWas'nt it called the Triumph Vitesse in the UK?
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TATA Aria
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Audi+ Jaguar+ Infinity=Indian car.
Dont indian men feel ashamed riding scooters?
no pun... its just embarassing dont u think?
Jaguar is now owned by Tata along with Land Rover..The American Giant Ford sold out Jags,L.R., and Aston Martin and Vehicle manufacturers like Tatas who are new in this field Does have better Management strategies than your GAS GUZZLERS
Heyyy ... Lookit whadday I find on YouTube ...
- YouTube - Tata Safari Drifting ... Gaddi Jazzy-B - Dhir
Drifting ... pssst ... 100% Pindo ishtyle Tata Safari ... Drifting, ... don't miss ... authentic music + genuine pind in the background, wotsay?