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Tata Nano long term review: After 9,002km and six months

With the monsoon slowing things down to a grind in Mumbai, the Nano’s AMT is a saving grace

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Overdrive|Aug 10, 2016, 11:34:09 IST

The monsoon is here, and I believe that the rains are a true test of your car’s performance. However, with all the traffic, I also believe that it is a true test of patience. It’s in times like these that I’m relieved to have an AMT, while most other motorists are frustrated by the slow-moving traffic. Adding to that, the music system’s Bluetooth connectivity feature is working now, and I can finally call my father who’s recently been accusing me of not keeping in touch. To be fair though, the Bluetooth system was fine all along,...

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First Published:Aug 10, 2016, 11:34:09 IST
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