Autocar - First for car news and reviews

You may not know it, but the CityRover isn't dead. It has been one of India's most successful hatches for the last decade, badged as the Indica V2.
With the Tata Nano still captivating much of the world's attention, it has gone largely unnoticed that India's original small car has grown up, in the form of the all-new Indica.
Tata's plan is to make the Inidica a more luxurious proposition next to the V2, and consequently it has grown in size as much as refinement, gaining an extra 120mm in ...Read the full article

City Rover,V2, Indica all have one word to describe them:

RUBBISH!

Jaggie:

City Rover,V2, Indica all have one word to describe them:

RUBBISH!

Stop beating about the bush and say what you mean FFS ;-) 

I thought it was the other way around: that the City Rover was based on the Taty?

 Didn't even have Tata branded documents and cylinder head cover?

Is it me or are Tata taking over the world?

No, that's Blofeld.

James Read:

No, that's Blofeld.

Is he in the running to buy Land Rover/Jaguar too?

At least the Nano was cheap, practical rubbish!

The City Rover proves the theory that you can't polish a turd...