Tata road test reviews

The second-generation of Indica? the Vista? has been around since August 2008 and last year it has seen an upgrade, which made it more premium with added new features and improved interior quality and plastics. With the rising cost of petrol, Tata has gone ahead to introduce a power hatch for those

Previously, we got the initial driving impressions of the Safari Storme, a few days before its launch. This time around we get the opportunity to drive the Safari Storme under our regular driving conditions. We drove the 4x4 version of the Safari Storme, which has the Borg-Warner transfer case.

Tata Motors had introduced the Indigo Manza, as the second generation of the Indigo. This was a completely different and new shade of the Indigo. Not only was it more prevailing, but also more stylish and contemporary when compared to the outgoing version. Tata Motors did phase out the Indigo, but t

The concept of SUV has been successful in India, as people like their cars big and bulky. The bigger, the better is what the thinking goes. Also, with no traffic discipline, might has been right. So, the love for buying SUVs in India has seen a hike, as this makes easy bullying apart from the space

With the petrol prices soaring, we decided to get a diesel powered car in our long termer fleet. Something that doesn’t just have a low running cost but is also affordable when it comes to maintenance and also has good quality plastics. Hence we finalized the Vista. The Vista was recently revamped a

When Tata Motors launched the Nano in 2008 it was one of the most ambitious car projects for the car maker and most awaited car that India had ever seen. The Nano project started right from the year 2003. The low cost car was also the cheapest car that money could buy and hopes were floating very hi

2011 New Tata Indica Vista The year 2011 has been a big year for the automobile sector in India. With the global biggies coming into the market, even the Indian car manufacturers have done their bit to keep up with the market requirements. TATA MOTORS has been on its toes this year with its launches

We had reviewed the Tata Aria 4x4 some time back and at that time we had liked the SUV + Crossover + MPV + Sedan thinghy that Tata Motors had got on to the Aria and the vehicle did really well in our test review. Tata Aria is in for a big comeback and this time out goes the 4 wheel drive Adaptra sys

We drive the new SUV/MPV from Tata to see if it really can kill the Toyota Innova. According to some rumors the new Tata Aria received some final touches and re-engineering at Jaguar, a rumor that Tata Motors cleanly refuses to accept. The reason for this rumor to start in the first place is the sup