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by Anonymous on April 5th, 2008
I don't know if there are any regulations about it in the US, but there are no plans to sell it here.
by Galeanda on April 5th, 2008
OH those cars have been here for years!!!! My family owned one the E type model. Yeah, Jags and Land Rovers have been sold in the USA for decades:-)
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These are the countries that now sell it,which are in this site.I hope they are allowed in north america,for we are getting ripped off with overpriced cars.Tata has proven the cost of cars can be affordable.http://www.tatacarsworldwide.com/global-presence/index.asp
by jin jang on April 5th, 2008
Agreed. Somehow, even if it does find its way here, I doubt it'll be as affordable as it is elsewhere. It'll probably end up in the $10-15k range.
by Anonymous on April 5th, 2008
That is the problem,unfair markup prices on cars.If the regulations are in place to allow a vehicle into a country sometimes one can import a car on their own.I have done it once and saved many thousands of dollars.Dealers are not the only way to buy a car.
by jin jang on April 5th, 2008
This is true. Of course, I'm not sure this particular model would meet US safety standards... Though the Smart Car does, so I can't see that many changes would have to be made...
by Anonymous on April 5th, 2008
That makes sense.
by jin jang on April 5th, 2008