Indica Euro 3

Deeps · 16th April 2005, 00:51

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Originally Posted by ported_head

Here's the part I don't get, they are going to sell two variants of the Indica simultaneously,one with the intercooler and one without? Strange but true?

Any idea on the pricing?

Two variants? According to veyron, there'll be three: Indica diesel
Indica turbo diesel
Indica Turbo diesel+intercooler

I think it makes sense to give so much variety but you don't agree. Why?

fieroid · 16th April 2005, 01:32

the performance and the mileage of the indica shud go up wid the turbo!
hmm...planning to buy one.....now even the new omni is a value for money......i gotta decide now!

lamborghini · 16th April 2005, 23:38

Dude.
An indica is way better then an Omni.
A Versa however will be the best option.
I think i saw the new Indigo.
It has the bigger wheel archs like indica.
Not sure if it is an indica/go.

rkg · 25th April 2005, 14:10

hello
i went to concorde and found out that TATA has changed Catalytic converter and telling it is EURO III. any idea about the performance drag this CC will have on engine as it will be reducing the exhaust?
any idea why TATA is delaying its CRDi versions?

Deeps · 25th April 2005, 14:15

Fieroid, the Indica is way superior than the Omni in everyway. Lambo, i also think that the Indica beats the Versa too. Its much more of a car than the versa. If i had to pick between the three, i'd pick the Indica no matter what my requirements were.

Rodeo · 25th April 2005, 22:16

I had a Indica V2, which i sold it in 8 months.... Terrible quality, No driving pleasure.... Only value for money car... Its a car for people who wants to get from point A to B.... My sis was not able to drive it at all inspite of being a power steering version...

hrag · 21st June 2005, 18:35

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Originally Posted by Deeps

Fieroid, the Indica is way superior than the Omni in everyway. Lambo, i also think that the Indica beats the Versa too. Its much more of a car than the versa. If i had to pick between the three, i'd pick the Indica no matter what my requirements were.

The problem arises when you treat the Omni as a car. It isn't one. There are two areas where the Omni would beat all the others hollow and that is in luggage space and ease of driving. I have owned an Omni for 3 1/2 years and 41200 km and believe me, nothing beats an Omni for congested city conditions and the station / airport run (in the 5 seater guise).

It has its flaws (if you think of it as a car), offers little creature comforts and is not the safest thing on 4 wheels but then you shouldn't really drive an Omni the way you would an 800.

hrag

.anshuman · 21st June 2005, 18:50

the only changes in indica euro3 are change in position of cat. con. and use of electronic fuel pump.according to tata the power and torque figures are same as the previous variant though the engine is expeced to be more smooth and less flat spots which never existed in the indica diesel.HOWEVER the petrol variant get more powerful 32 bit processor and the cat con has been placed nearer to the engine to improve the emissions.

16th April 2005, 01:32	#17
fieroid BHPian Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: bangalore Posts: 706 Thanked: 304 Times	the performance and the mileage of the indica shud go up wid the turbo! hmm...planning to buy one.....now even the new omni is a value for money......i gotta decide now!
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16th April 2005, 23:38	#18
lamborghini Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Mumbai Posts: 6,112 Thanked: 5,760 Times View My Garage	Dude. An indica is way better then an Omni. A Versa however will be the best option. I think i saw the new Indigo. It has the bigger wheel archs like indica. Not sure if it is an indica/go.
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25th April 2005, 14:10	#19
rkg Senior - BHPian Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: bangalore Posts: 1,044 Thanked: 594 Times	hello i went to concorde and found out that TATA has changed Catalytic converter and telling it is EURO III. any idea about the performance drag this CC will have on engine as it will be reducing the exhaust? any idea why TATA is delaying its CRDi versions? Last edited by rkg : 25th April 2005 at 14:12.
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25th April 2005, 14:15	#20
Deeps Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2004 Location: Delhi/Noida Posts: 1,116 Thanked: 170 Times	Fieroid, the Indica is way superior than the Omni in everyway. Lambo, i also think that the Indica beats the Versa too. Its much more of a car than the versa. If i had to pick between the three, i'd pick the Indica no matter what my requirements were.
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25th April 2005, 22:16	#21
Rodeo BHPian Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 356 Thanked: 28 Times	I had a Indica V2, which i sold it in 8 months.... Terrible quality, No driving pleasure.... Only value for money car... Its a car for people who wants to get from point A to B.... My sis was not able to drive it at all inspite of being a power steering version... Last edited by Rodeo : 25th April 2005 at 22:17.
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21st June 2005, 18:50	#23
.anshuman Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Good-Gaon Posts: 7,763 Thanked: 11,064 Times View My Garage	the only changes in indica euro3 are change in position of cat. con. and use of electronic fuel pump.according to tata the power and torque figures are same as the previous variant though the engine is expeced to be more smooth and less flat spots which never existed in the indica diesel.HOWEVER the petrol variant get more powerful 32 bit processor and the cat con has been placed nearer to the engine to improve the emissions.
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