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"Nano Nano", hadn't heard that since "Mork and Mindy." $2550 for an auto, 50mpg fuel mileage. I wonder what the quality control is on this vehicle and by the time it arrives in the U.S., if it ever does, the cost will not be $2550. I would not want to be hit by a "bug" while driving my TaTa. Nano Nano. http://in.reuters.com/news/globalcoverage/special
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I saw this on the news over the weekend. It's engine is equivalent to a lawn mower engine. Also, has no heat, air, radio, etc. Very, very basic. But it is marketed mainly for India where only about 7 out of every 1000 have a car, so these will be a hot item!
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