Upcoming car in 2014 in India - Tata Vista D90 Xtreme

Tata Vista D90 Xtreme - This is the hottest and most discussed Upcoming car in 2014 in India from Tata Motors which will be entering the vista line-up of the Tata Motors. Well, there is no technical specifications disclosed by the company but still the design of the concept car is out. The front of the car have a devilish yellow look and supposed to packed up with 100 odd bhp engine a modified version of 89 bhp 1.3 Quadrajet engine. The interior part of the Tata Vista D90 is kept for suspension and can be packed with some new features. The pedals and gear knob is newly designed and seats are made up of devilish black leather with yellow lines on it. Have a look at the picture of this car below.

Tata Motors, which recently unveiled the new Vista D90 hatchback at the Buddh International Circuit (BIC), also displayed a more powerful version as a crossover. The D90 Xtreme concept is a sportier version of the D90 with focus on performance. Tata Motors has claimed the D90 Xtreme Concept will offer better handling and power than the recently launched production version.

The Upcoming car in 2014 Tata Vista D90 is a natural upgrade to the Vista. With its improved power and performance the D90 will be an attractive choice for hatchback buyers. The Xtreme Concept is for some one who prefers more power, SUV like looks along with a sporty design. Tata Motors has not confirmed if this concept car will eventually becomes a production ready crossover. However, considering the positive responses the Xtreme Concept has generated, you will not have to wait too long to see this car in your nearest Tata Showroom.

Tata Vista D90 Xtreme will be priced under 6 Lacs Rupees and expected to launch at the end of 2014.

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Honda’s next-generation Fit hatchback hasn’t even debuted in U.S.-spec form yet, and already we’re getting a peek at the models that will be spun off of its tiny platform. First, there was the Honda Vezel, which broke cover at the Tokyo auto show and previews next year’s yet-unnamed Urban SUV, and now this, the City sedan. Honda pulled the cover off the slick-looking sedan in India this week, and the City shows what our four-door Fit will look like when it goes on sale in the next year or so.

The City has, for pretty much as long as the Fit has been around, been closely linked to the subcompact hatch, and Honda’s global boss Takanobu Ito previously confirmed that the same Mexican plant that will build the 2015 Fit and Fit-based SUV would also build the City. Honda’s U.S. front man also confirmed all three cars would be sold here. As you’d expect, the City’s basic specs closely mirror those of the Fit; compared to the Japanese Fit, the City is 19.1 inches longer—thanks to its 2.8-inch longer wheelbase and a trunk—and 1.2 inches shorter in height; the two share identical 66.7-inch widths. Cosmetically, it shares its front-end styling with the new Fit and manages to pull off the same styling coup as its predecessor by being an attractive small sedan. (Typically, tiny four-doors look tall, stumpy, and all kinds of wrong—just look at the Ford Fiesta and Chevy Sonic.) At least in India, the City is available with a choice of two 1.5-liter four-cylinder powerplants, one drinks diesel and the other swills gas, and both are part of Honda’s latest Earth Dreams engine family.

We expect the new Fit to utilize a single gasoline 1.5-liter four—as it does today—here in the U.S., and wouldn’t be surprised if the City came to our shores with the same deal. Transmission choices, at this point, are a mystery, but the Fit gets a manual and a CVT in Japan. Look for full details on the Fit-based sedan destined for our market to drop closer to the car’s expected on-sale date next year.

Source - Caranddriver.com

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