Cars Q&A

TATA strength lies in making good diesel cars.Hence if you are looking at a petrol run sedan,perhaps Hyundai Verna/ Swift Desire may be better options when it comes to refinement.If you are happy with hatchbacks you have a better range in I20,Skoda Fabia,Ford Figo or Swift.

If you do not have any financial problem then please avoid Tata products. I bought indica vista aura(quad) one year back and in one year two times servo motor gone, two times suspension repaired, 3 times AC repaired, 4 times wheel algmnt done. It is a very crude car. hard and dead steering, hard clutch, hard gearbox, poor AC, Poor finishing, poor resale but good milage, good ride on bumpy roads, good cabin space. and whenever I go to workshop and I talked to other people about their car, Most of the people are dissatisfied with similar problems. I think you should avoid. Buy any other car if you want to enjoy driving

Not really, Ive heard TATA PETROL engines aren't that great...

Simply avoid a petrol car from the TATA stable..

Whatz your budget like sir.

The Tata Indica & Indigo good car but problem for the driver cant judge the bonnet the front of the car & answer is dash/damage the car
Therefore
The owner of the car was nervous.
You choose the hundai i 10/20
For future the car.
Or
You choose the maruti ritz

thanks for replies, i am satisfied to buy this car. But my concern is millege for petrol, can cng kit be fitted to the car. does cng affects the performance of the car.