2011 Tata Nano: Regular Car Reviews

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Channel: RegularCars

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Length: 15min 41sec (941 seconds)

Published: Mon Jul 29 2019

Reddit Comments

[u/epilonious]

I still desperately want Mr. Regular to review a 2015+ Mitsubishi Mirage.

It's basically the Tata Nano, but it didn't undershoot:

• Cheapest car in the US (the Versa seems to have a lower MSRP, but Mitsubishi is putting more cash-on-the-hood and letting New Mirages follow you home for ~$10,000)
• Hard 2000's Toyota Plastic everywhere, but efficient, easy to maneuver and park.
• Weirdly up-contented, with power everything and a/c in base model... lower trim levels and options list allows for fancy touchscreen radio with android auto and apple carplay... tippy top trims have navigation system.
• Was designed for emerging markets in Southeast Asia by the car arm of a humongous manufacturing conglomerate... happened to be able to meet European/US safety/emissions ratings so they tossed a few on a boat to see how they'd do
• Exceeded modest sales expectations with 10-year/100,000 mile "Look, if it breaks while you're paying it off... we'll fix it. Get this instead of a used car" warranty.

I mean, is it a gutless little shitbox that barely does 80 and shakes like an old dog at a stoplight because of the 3-banger engine? Yes. But will it haul 3 people and their carry on luggage as far as they need to go averaging ~42 MPG in all types of weather on good and bad roads? Also yes.

Edit: Actually, I'm still sore over the Mazda3i review. I'm changing my mind. I don't want him to review a 2015+ Mitsubishi Mirage because he'll just spend the entire review bitching that it's not a 1995 Honda Civic Hatch EH2 and it won't have 25 years of nostalgia to smooth out the sheer gutless cheapness.

[u/AKADriver]

Car made for a country where it gets up to 120F in Delhi

Can't handle a heatwave in Tennessee

[u/MrPeterson15]

S E V E N L A Y E R B U R R I T O O F D I S S A P O I N T M E N T

[u/HalfThatsWhole]

This thing is less stable than the Indian top order in the 2019 Cricket World Cup semi-final...

[u/eighthgear]

Nice seeing an Indian car on RCR. The bit about used cars mentioned at the end was a big factor in the Nano's failure. A used Maruti Suzuki isn't much more expensive, and is a way better vehicle.

[u/TrogdorKhan97]

I crunched the numbers. Adjusting for inflation, a base-model Yugo in 1986 cost three times what a base-model Nano cost in 2008.

THREE. TIMES.

[u/pombocorreio]

N O T. A. C A R.

[u/BWHW1977]

Featuring the top speed of a brisk walk.

[u/michaeldiamente]

Tata Nano: for when you’re tired of having all four of your limbs attached 😂😂😂😂