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Kirkland Signature Nano?
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Edward Niedermeyer
(IC: employee)
Published: November 11th, 2009
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The Economic Times of India reports that Tata is considering offering knock-down kits of its Nano microcar and allowing franchisees to offer the world’s cheapest car as a private-label brand. The move is being considered as Tata’s dedicated Nano plant is still ramping up to its 350k unit annual production level, and the company is still having a hard time filling demand. Can’t you just see twelve-packs of Nanos at Costco?
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Published November 11th, 2009 12:34 PM
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Personally I would drop the top on them and sell them as high-performance golf cars. Add some racing stripes and you got some bitching go-karts. It's not a half bad idea.
Doesn't "Tata" translate to "Kaka"? (In which case, should it be K-mart, and not Wal Mart?)
In a mature market nano's need to compete with second hand cars. And that they loose. In a young market like India the number of second hand cars is still low compared with new cars which makes second hand cars expensive and this allows a market opening for this kinds of cars (nano, original mini, beetle, 2CV & 500)