Its party time for Tata Motors.Tata Indica Vista completed it’s first year in Indian market.To mark this special occasion Tata launched limited numbers of First Anniversary Edition Tata Indica Vista with additional features.Last year we had seen a special edition Indica Vista to commemorate Tata Indica 10th anniversary.The component wise there is not much changes except some minor tweaks.This includes a new set of alloy wheels,TAN leather strips in cock pit and door trims.
Tata further added ebony black interior and special S-TEC seats to this special and limited edition India Vista.The special edition Vista will enhance your in car entertainment experience as it comes with integrated stereo as well.Tata offers Special Vistas in two shades, Royal Gold and Porcelain White.But the sad thing is to join the celebrations you need to shell out minimum fifty thousand rupees to your budget.
So let us see how many Special Edition Indica lovers are turning up to grab this special edition Vista.For more details about pricing and other specifications head on to this link.
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The Vista is not doing well and this was just to happen.
Fas,
Though Vista is not doing extremely well, it is doing moderately well.
Yeah..you do see quite a number of them on road..Its not the biggest success given the difficult competition, but Tata should have done better