[Paulstar]

Originally Posted by DicKy

ute? It's a pick up truck.
Ute's are those which are based on sedan platforms and share body parts and styling with it's sedan counterparts.

What D.V.R said in Aus, if it has a tray it's a ute.

I wondered why the 'pickup' isn't more popular here, it's actually really expensive and heavy when compared to the nearest competitor (great wall super luxury ute!)

[anjan_c2007]

Originally Posted by mpksuhas

Had seen a Mahindra dealer (was alongside some other showroom) near Rome fiumicino airport, Italy. Scorpios, Bolero, Bolero- Invader were parked in the yard. Wasnt able to get pic since was in bus. Never knew Mahindra's were exporting to Europe, had heard about their US plans on TBHP.

Originally Posted by julupani

Both Mahindra and Tata do decently well in Europe. Both the Safari and the Goa(Scorpio) have a name for being cheap but tough SUVs. Mahindra does espcially well in Italy.

Thanks for the news friends. Mahindra had an assembly plant in Greece where its earlier models were imported as CKD kits for sale in European markets. I am not sure whether M&M still have that arrangement.

[shortbread]

Strange one this, a Tata bus now has global attention after an armed gunman has taken people as hostages in a face off with officials in Ukraine.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxV4xQ1qYDM

[anjan_c2007]

A Tata, South African police van.



(wikimedia image)

[tushky]

I was watching the movie THE KISSING BOOTH and saw this Tata truck. In the movie the place is showcased as a part of Los Angeles but in reality it is the shot in Cape Town. S.A.