Or city-rover as it was formerly known.

That's going to do Jaguar's image no end of good.

BBC NEWS | England | Tata wants to launch Indica in UK

Apparently the new one is much better , but they won't let journalists take pictures......

Hmmm.... :rubchin:

Some info on the new indica

Features

Surely this will soon be featured on Top Gear a la 'Dacia Sandero'....

'The Jaguar Indica......"

"yes?"

"Has been delayed"

Clear lens headlamps Not tinted then?

Hmm partial fabric seats and on the top model a steering wheel wtf

I can't wait...

Just when I thought Jag was going from strength to strength :(

It's a washing machine with wheels

It's a washing machine with wheels

Decron,

Being from India.. I take great offence to that statement.

A washing machine's a USEFUL TOOL to have around the house... an Indica isnt!!

Decron,

Being from India.. I take great offence to that statement.

A washing machine's a USEFUL TOOL to have around the house... an Indica isnt!!

Hehehehe.

All the news stories I've seen about this have basically said "We don't have a problem with an Indian car. We do have a problem with a rubbish one".

How much are they sold for over there? I suppose if they were cheap enough they would still sell here , but I bet they end up costing a lot more over here.

:iagree: - and it's not like owning Rover and hence making the Metro (Rover 100) did BMW's image any harm, is it?

The Indica wasn't that bad a car.

Rovers strategy of selling it at a price as the best competitiors was a bit

If it goes on sale at the right price theres a good chance it may sell well.

They do need to make some mods though

Whats half wheel trims?

Wheel CoversHalfHalf

So half the car has whel trims the other half doesn't?

Think they need to rethink a few things!!!

though

Whats half wheel trims?

Wheel CoversHalfHalf

So half the car has whel trims the other half doesn't?

Think they need to rethink a few things!!!

The wheel trims have a radius of sqrt(2) of the wheel rims?

Just wondering how these work exactly "Anti-Submarine Seats", perhaps when the car is underwater they launch rocket propelled grenades?

Just wondering how these work exactly "Anti-Submarine Seats", perhaps when the car is underwater they launch rocket propelled grenades?

In this context, if means that the seats are designed to stop you slipping under the seatbelts in a shunt; for some reason the car industry call this "submarining".

:pants: