its so cuuuute

didnt think id say it about a car, but youre right, it is cute
i saw that somewhere before, but cant remember now

I posted it on Ummah! lol

That's a Smart car innay? Souljaa no likes

ohhh that must be it

nooo its not a smart car.

this car was made in India and its not being exported internationally because it doesnt meet environmental requirement standards and stuff... but its very cheap - approx. $2,000

Indians making cars?? That's like saying Americans can make biryani

well if they can be manufacturing parts for international car companies, how far are they from making their own?

Very far...They can manufacture car parts but they can't put a car together...That's just like absurd

Im on an indian hate spree today

That's fine lol... but of course "some" could argue that you're just jealous....

besides, Tata have been making Trucks for ages. So it's not all that shocking

You should be a comedian sis

I hate Smart/Tato/Cheap indian cars cos they're just useless...It's just made for women who can't park or drive properly but like women who can't drive or park properly shouldn't even be allowed a license...I don't mean you or any of the other sisters on here...Just some women

well the Smart Car isnt exactly cheap

I'd say these days, men aren't fantastic drivers either... especially when they drunk


I don't know how to drive

You're right brother, we should count our blessings. Alhamdulillah.

We should also stop blaming "some" women


On-Topic, this car is only 2-cynlinder, so its not that great eh?

Nope it's absolutely horrid...Should be declared haraam lol...It won't be allowed on motorways/highways will it?

yeh it looks very similar to the smart car or the peugot 106.
I hate it tho, no mans here would even touch that car. but i can see women wanting it...

tht aint a car man, thts for lil kids to play wid. pssssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhttttt

hmmm i suppose it's not a bad toy.

lol, if its only a toy then whyyy......


Chasing Tata: Automakers on path of super-cheap new cars
GM, Toyota, Fiat and VW Want In

Tata Motor's "one-lakh" Nano, the world's cheapest car, has caused quite a stir. It's an amazing vehicle due to its price, but also due to the fact that it's tapping into a market that no other brand has ever been able to. At the same time the Nano might not be in for the smoothest ride, particularly since many mainstream automakers want in on the ultra-cheap segment, including Renault-Nissan, Toyota, Fiat and Volkswagen.

Already we know that VW's Up! will be produced in two variants, including a style-driven, gadget-loaded micro car for the first world, and a basic, stripped-out model for developing nations. Toyota is also looking to follow in a similar path. The brand's iQ will bring urban chic to Europe's streets, but having just invested $343 m into a new plant in Bangalore, India, Toyota could be ready to wheel out a much more basic version of the car for local consumption.

Neither the Volkswagen Up! nor the iQ will compete directly in terms of price with the Nano, but they will undercut current offerings by a large margin, broadening their respective customer bases.

Meanwhile, the one brand that is trying to target Tata is General Motors, and, not surprisingly, they're tapping into their Chinese partners Wuling Motors for assistance. GM's plan of attack is reportedly similar to Tata's, using basic materials and economies of scale to make a budget vehicle possible. Like the Tata, the vehicle will be made for local markets, abiding by their safety standards - a sign that it won't be marketed to established industrial nations.

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Toyota is committing to a new plant in India. A budget version of the new iQ could be built there. (Photo: Toyota)