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India's Nano, Driving Like a (National) Dream
MUMBAI — I didn't want to be the first Western journalist to crash a Nano.But I was so curious about the world's cheapest car I was willing to take that chance. With a sticker price of about $2,000, the new Tata Motors' Nano has been mocked as a lawn mower for four. It has no air conditioning, stereo or air bags. Those cost extra. It does come with a single windshield wiper, kind of skimpy for a country with a monsoon season. Oh, and the Nano comes only with manual transmission. Posted by: john frum 2009-03-24 |
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