No windows...and now, no gears.
Cocking a snook at critics and disbelievers (with Maruti Udyog leading the wolfpack), Tata Motors stands firm on its promise to deliver a 'feasible' motor car that costs Rs. 1 lakh (or less) to the Indian consumer and to do so within the next 3 years. Citing the example of the Indica, India's first truly indigenous car, the very idea of which was scoffed at when it was just an idea, group chairman Ratan Tata insists that the proof of the pudding will be in the eating.
In fact, plans are also afoot for kickass new version nexts of both the the Indica hatch and the best-in-class Indigo sedan.
Also see:
3 years and still counting
Pakistan's '1 lakh' wonder
Coming From a Family where people worked with the TATA's and having imbibed a lot of positive attitudes in life it comes as a great shock to see that the dealers appointed by the company and the products as well as after sales service offered are not in line with what you preach, i highly regret my decision to buy a tata car, the after sales service rendered by the svc centre is so pathetic that every time you go there there is fear that what are they going to fleece you for this time, also their attitude towards customers is so poor that it makes you feel so unwanted. when a person invests alot of his effort and money into a tata car and they way he is treated does not definitely do any good, Tata may sell products and people may buy because of cost but trust me given a choice and a chance with another product no one will again root for a tata product. I personally feel that i have been cheated and will never ever in my life use or recommend a tata product to anyone, i will discard all tata products that i presently use as well. hey tata where are all your values . this is my opinion and i am sure no one would bother to even reply to this complaint nor bother to check why
Posted by: oommen | Sunday, November 26, 2006 at 23:54