About Tata Safari: the Real India's Car

Tata Safari is one of the most popular choices for traveling off the road. An indigenous product of Tata Motors Limited in India, is a sport utility vehicle (SUV). Powerful engine, sporty look and superior performance in difficult terrain makes this vehicle a favorite of car lovers in India.

Design and Decoration

Tata Safari's striking features are new grille with chrome, new wheel cover parts, the foam head and tail lights, bumpers and trap, with a protective effect of the chrome grille. All these add to the attraction of outside SUV, while the lateral step allows for easy penetration. Seven people can ride home in Tata Safari. The vehicle was decorated with the luxury hotel, two-tone beige interior. A spacious car has the wood finish in the research center console class, while the control toolkit fashion and arts to add to its appeal. The glove has a light of broad appeal. DVD player is in the center console with entertainment when traveling.

Alternatives and Price

Tata Safari is available in three models - 4x2 LX TCIC, Dicor 2.2 VTT and the EXI MPFI. Dicor version of itself is available in three versions - EX, LX and VX. Tata Safari is priced between Rs. 6.50 and 11.50 lakhs.

Engine

Tata Safari is powered by a 3-liter direct-injection common rail (Dicor), which uses the latest modern Delphi Multec 1600 bar fully electronic common-rail system.

Safety

Two front air bags to protect passengers against the effects of an earthquake. In the application of sudden interruptions, Antilock Brake System (ABS) allows passengers to remain in control. seats, anti-submarine warfare to protect the driver and front seat occupant in a crash. telescopic steering column three stages Tata Safari reduce the impact of injuries on the chest of the driver in a frontal collision completely. Other security features integrated child safety locks are in the back door and the door of trails, two disc brakes marijuana WELR upgrade the projector and adjustable seat belts.

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Ford sells Jaguar and Land Rover to India's TATA

Not much in the way of Honda news front, so I thought I'd fill the void with some other news.

Ford Motor Co., the world's third- largest automaker, agreed to sell Jaguar and Land Rover to Tata Motors Ltd., for less than half what it paid for the two brands as luxury-vehicle demand drops.

Tata, India's biggest truckmaker, will spend $2.3 billion (I've also heard as high as $2.65 billion), while Ford will contribute about $600 million at closing to the Jaguar Land Rover pension funds, the companies said today.

Ford is ending its investment in U.K.-based brands as the U.S. housing slump and job losses curb sales of models such as the $80,000 Jaguar XK. Ford is working to return to profit next year after $15.3 billion in losses in 2006 and 2007.

"Ford's financial situation is so severe it simply can't afford to sustain the two companies any longer,'' said Peter Schmidt , managing director of U.K. consulting firm Automotive Industry Data. ``Jaguar has been nothing but a financial millstone.''

Ford acquired Jaguar in 1989 for $2.5 billion and Land Rover in 2000 for $2.73 billion as part of a European-luxury strategy it began by buying Aston Martin in 1987. It sold Aston last year. (Ouch, talk about cutting your losses.)

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