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To: loantech who wrote (41190)	5/27/2007 8:44:02 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 78421

Don't laugh.. this is coming, but I admit cold weather engineering can sometimes be a problem with cars made for warmer climates. Right now -- co. blurb: Tata Motors has a global presence with exports of vehicles to several countries in Europe, Africa, South America, Middle East, Asia and Australia and assembly operations in Malaysia, Bangladesh, Kenya, South Africa, Ukraine and Russia. The Company's vehicles are known for their reliability, durability, safety, comfort and value for money. He might need one of these: 10.15 foot WB 7O HP diesel 62 mph top end. But probably one of these and they are 5 spd standards. I don't know about the HP. 4 cyl, 1900 cc engine.. what is 90 PS? oh its 80 HP.. 3756 lbs kerb weight, 16 feet overall, 10.33 foot WB. 76.5 MPH top end. Their heavy truck does not compare to my GMC K 2500 crew cab. It is about the 1100 lbs? more weight, but only 117 HP, to the GMC's 300. Max speed 75 mph. GMC could do a 100 if it needed to, but probably maxes out at 88-90 practically I guess. EC<:-}