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In a country where ambassadors and fiats burnt rubber only some years back, delivering a car for a mere $2500 actually is a testimonical evidence to the attention this car has acquired. Nobody could have imagined the product from the Indian Automobile markets seas apart from the germans and italians the pioneers of automotive industry. It is what great leadership can yield. "A promise is a promise" said Mr. Ratan Tata, who has actually dedicated this vehicle as a solution to the families riding a jagged up two wheeler. It is a common scene in India. Surely there is a huge market for this particular car also. The world has gone quite and at sametime astounded by the progress made in the subcontinent.
ABC News commented- “(Nano) can seat five people…if no one breathes.”
Popular Mechanics said- “Automotive journalists had travelled from the four corners of the globe too see a golf cart crossed with a jelly bean.”
MotorTrends remarked- the Nano is “the ultimate reverse status symbol.”
“You can now buy a pair of Tata Nanos for about the cost of breast enlargement surgery.”somebody on some blog remarked.
There are obvious pros and cons of this product with regards to the potential and affect it is going to have on Indian Automobile market and Traffic Condition.
Now i salute the virtue in the great efforts made by Tata Motors responsible for making this project possible despite the many hindrances and glitches in the path.

The analysis can be left for later. The time now is to rejoice the arrival of a invention on Indian Roads and moreover for the thousands who could benefit. Its time to celebrate and the NHAI to think about the widening of Roads. The features that the car listed in its advertisements is something sedans produced in India provide. I picture the kids of a post office clerk accessing the power window of their much appreciated car. Its amusingly strange. it will allow millions of the middle class Indians to own a car. When its detractors talk about a nightmare on India’s already clogged roads and worsening pollution levels I would like to ask-why Nano alone? The biennial Auto Expo alone showcased 25 new models of cars made by carmakers, both Indian and foreign. Ratan Tata said - “Let me assure you and our critics the car we have designed will meet all safety norms and all foreign environmental criteria.” The reputation Tatasons enjoys makes me trust his words.