India's $2,500 car

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January 08, 2008

India's $2,500 car

Have you heard about the $2,500 car designed by Tata Motors in India. Sounds like a smart idea, but I suppose one could argue that the last thing the world needs right now is more people driving cars. Will this hurt mass transit investment?

Read two articles about Tata Motors at Forbes.com (click here) and The New York Times (click here).

- David Adams

Posted by Times Editor at 9:04:32 AM on January 8, 2008
in Fuel-efficient vehicles | Permalink

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