We know you've been waiting with baited breath, so here's a bit more information on the awesome Tata Nano.
The so-called 'Lakh car' that new Jaguar boss Ratan Tata plans to sell to the Indian market for £1,250.
Firstly, it's not going to be confined to India. Tata plans to roll out the Nano across the world... and it might be badged as a Fiat.
Yep, it's going to be a Cinquecento without the sex appeal.
See, Tata and Fiat already work together to distribute commercial trucks outside of India, and Tata reckons the Fiat badge might hold a bit more cache.
Don't worry, the Nano will get a bunch of modifications to meet the demand of western markets, including a diesel engine.
That's the other bit of big news. The Nano will initially get a 30bhp petrol engine, but will be rapidly (OK, not all that rapidly) followed by an 800cc twin-cylinder turbodiesel developed in Germany.
We don't know how powerful that'll be yet, but we're not holding out hope for triple figures.
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BIGMANadil commented on this article
at 12:41 am on 28 March 2009
tata has released Nano and also announced that he will be releasing Nano under the jaguar brand in u.k. please show us a test drive with Nano
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Lamborghini363 commented on this article
at 06:22 pm on 27 February 2010
maybe the tg tv team could start dropping stuff on them as well as the marinas...my vote is the lexus sc430
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