[ajmat]

Look s like they need to bump up the quality fasr - read here

http://motoring.independent.co.uk/ro...p?story=557269

[Aditya]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (ajmat @ Sep. 05 2004,16:29)]Look s like they need to bump up the quality fasr

You bet! It's a wonder they've been able to keep themselves in the international scene using the same old engine and without and significant improvement on the product. I guess, the price is the dictating factor here.

[GTO]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] ]And it drives like it looks. It steers like a hovercraft and smells like a swimming pool. But with only 89bhp to propel what is a Discovery-sized truck, any improvement on stationary is an achievement. The trick is to use your momentum, brake as little as possible, and pray you aren't required to change lanes suddenly, for environmental catastrophe will surely ensue.

They got what they deserve

GTO

[Rudra Sen]

"Has it really come to this, that the fate of the last all-British car manufacturer lies in the hands of a few Indian trucks? Yes, I'm afraid that it has."


So what next from TATA's stable for those all-British? Marina?

[shravan316]

They need to up their quality levels if they want to survive and get a good reputation in the European markets.....The Safari engine hasn't been changed for donkeys years now.

[salil_kulkarni]

one chance for us to show them that we can make a decent car, and this is what we give them

[GTO]

As Aditya told us this evening

"Its revenge time. The British gave up crap, and now we are returning the favor with even more crap - The Safaris and Indicas!!"

GTO

[Rudra Sen]

In a bid to cut costs, British car maker MG Rover's engine division ? Powertrain Ltd ? is driving into India for producing and sourcing 2-litre common rail diesel engines. These engines will be locally produced by Punjab-based International Cars and Motors.

Source : Times of India

Rudra

[aadix]

hey rudra, the guy whose' factory is making those enigines is an member of xbhp.com, this was discussed there months back

the only postive point given in that article was abt the off roading capabilities!
wonder how many safari's in india go offroading!lol! and this is supposed to be india's premier suv!! wonder how the endeavour is.......

[sriny_blr]

I remembered an ad in the BBC (cant remember bbc1 or 2 or 4) in uk. this was an ad of peugeot which was shot in India. a guy was jealous of another guys peuget car and makes his amassador car similar ame as peugeot using an elephant.... damn i hated it.
and now indica and safari is for Uk....

[Hatari]

Rivals :
Any knackered old Land Rover; a horse and cart
hahahaaaaa !

says it all i think !