Pics: Indian vehicles in foreign countries

kiran_cr · 14th September 2015, 16:02

I have seen lot of Indian cars in South Africa. Tata indica vista, Safari, xenon pickup(its known as "bakkie" there as its derived from Afrikaans). I have also seen TATA 307 used by Johannesburg Metro Police.

Apart from TATA, even Mahindra have a huge presence with Scorpio, scorpio pickup(bakkie), Bolero, Xylo.

Sorry guys no pics as I have lost them

Anand123 · 8th October 2015, 19:54

Just saw these pics in FB

Senna4Ever · 12th October 2015, 22:43

Tata Safari spotting in Spain near Spain-Portugal border courtesy of none other than SVP, shared on The Car & Bike Show FB page.

Link

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Senna4Ever · 21st September 2016, 00:56

Royal Enfield Classic 500 in Battle Green in Stockholm, Sweden. Sadly, this colour not available in India.

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QuilonSpitfire · 26th April 2017, 07:45

spotted this Enfield in Vancouver

Theyota · 24th July 2017, 21:52

Tata Indica DLX in Poland captured this afternoon on a highway in Poland. Have seen at least 5 or 6 in the last 5 months.

mustang_shelby · 25th July 2017, 20:01

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An XUV 5OO in Canberra, Australia. Incidentally in the same shade as mine.

ashis89 · 26th July 2017, 10:00

On my recent trip to Thailand (Koh Samui island), I got to see a few Xenon (single cabs) on the road. They were used to ferry people or load. Also saw a Safari Storme, quite a few Swifts, Ciaz, Jazz and a couple of Celerio.

Isuzu seems to be a popular brand there, along with Honda. Honda cars (maily Jazz and Accord) and Isuzu SUVs (old DMax, new DMax, VCross, MU-7, MU-X) are very popular among the local people to be used as personal cars. On the other hand, Toyota Innova non-Crysta (petrol/diesel), old Fortuners and Commuter vans are used as taxis. You won't find them as personal cars. The new-gen Fortuner is used by the hotels and resorts for transporting guests.

Another observation, people are crazy about accessories, especially alloys and lift kits. Even old, rundown, beaten trucks are running on good alloys.

haldar_siliguri · 29th July 2017, 01:07

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Originally Posted by rjstyles69

Spotted the Baleno, Altura in Tomball, Houston.

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Sorry but how is this an Indian car? Because it was sold by Maruti Suzuki?

I don't get it how one can completely misunderstand the meaning of the thread topic.

GeneralJazz · 29th July 2017, 23:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by haldar_siliguri

Sorry but how is this an Indian car? Because it was sold by Maruti Suzuki?

I don't get it how one can completely misunderstand the meaning of the thread topic.

Agreed. Thats the Suzuki Cultus Wagon, which was "also" sold here in India as the Baleno Altura.

rjstyles69 · 31st July 2017, 10:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by haldar_siliguri

I don't get it how one can completely misunderstand the meaning of the thread topic.

Agreed my bad, but then it took you 3 years to realize that a Baleno Altura dint fit this thread

?

haldar_siliguri · 3rd August 2017, 23:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by rjstyles69

Agreed my bad, but then it took you 3 years to realize that a Baleno Altura dint fit this thread

?

No it did not. I was only 3 years late in seeing this thread.

QuilonSpitfire · 6th August 2017, 01:05

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Originally Posted by Anand123

Just saw these pics in FB

never knew they made lhd ambassadors!

QuilonSpitfire · 6th August 2017, 01:10

Unfortunately most of the cars in this thread are not Indian in anyway. They are famous international brands selling cars almost everywhere in this world. According to me, an Indian car is something made by Tata, Mahindra etc and not a Japanese car made in India.

SunnyBoi · 8th August 2017, 20:57

LHD Maruti 800 in Ghana

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Scorpio in Ecuador from a recent Naked and Afraid episode

14th September 2015, 16:02	#76
kiran_cr BHPian Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Madras Posts: 250 Thanked: 173 Times	I have seen lot of Indian cars in South Africa. Tata indica vista, Safari, xenon pickup(its known as "bakkie" there as its derived from Afrikaans). I have also seen TATA 307 used by Johannesburg Metro Police. Apart from TATA, even Mahindra have a huge presence with Scorpio, scorpio pickup(bakkie), Bolero, Xylo. Sorry guys no pics as I have lost them
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8th October 2015, 19:54	#77
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Senna4Ever BHPian Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Gothenburg Posts: 399 Thanked: 1,658 Times	re: Pics: Indian vehicles in foreign countries Tata Safari spotting in Spain near Spain-Portugal border courtesy of none other than SVP, shared on The Car & Bike Show FB page. Link
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21st September 2016, 00:56	#79
Senna4Ever BHPian Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Gothenburg Posts: 399 Thanked: 1,658 Times	re: Pics: Indian vehicles in foreign countries Royal Enfield Classic 500 in Battle Green in Stockholm, Sweden. Sadly, this colour not available in India.
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Theyota BHPian Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: BER Posts: 190 Thanked: 910 Times	re: Pics: Indian vehicles in foreign countries Tata Indica DLX in Poland captured this afternoon on a highway in Poland. Have seen at least 5 or 6 in the last 5 months. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by Theyota : 24th July 2017 at 21:57.
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26th July 2017, 10:00	#83
ashis89 Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Bengaluru Posts: 3,458 Thanked: 10,878 Times View My Garage	re: Pics: Indian vehicles in foreign countries On my recent trip to Thailand (Koh Samui island), I got to see a few Xenon (single cabs) on the road. They were used to ferry people or load. Also saw a Safari Storme, quite a few Swifts, Ciaz, Jazz and a couple of Celerio. Isuzu seems to be a popular brand there, along with Honda. Honda cars (maily Jazz and Accord) and Isuzu SUVs (old DMax, new DMax, VCross, MU-7, MU-X) are very popular among the local people to be used as personal cars. On the other hand, Toyota Innova non-Crysta (petrol/diesel), old Fortuners and Commuter vans are used as taxis. You won't find them as personal cars. The new-gen Fortuner is used by the hotels and resorts for transporting guests. Another observation, people are crazy about accessories, especially alloys and lift kits. Even old, rundown, beaten trucks are running on good alloys. Last edited by ashis89 : 26th July 2017 at 10:02.
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6th August 2017, 01:10	#89
QuilonSpitfire BHPian Join Date: Apr 2017 Location: London & Kollam Posts: 79 Thanked: 95 Times View My Garage	re: Pics: Indian vehicles in foreign countries Unfortunately most of the cars in this thread are not Indian in anyway. They are famous international brands selling cars almost everywhere in this world. According to me, an Indian car is something made by Tata, Mahindra etc and not a Japanese car made in India.
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