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US (worlds largest polluter) may evince interest once the gallon hits $10 mark

Sorry...The US no longer carries that distinction in any of the major pollution indexes. ALOT has changed in the last 5 years since the Kyoto accord, and signing the accord HAS NOT lead to reduction from most signers! China is in many instances,including now being the worl lead in CO2 omissions( carbon Dioxide, the largest pollutant)... India leads in others, and when measuring certain indicators the US ranks well below many large countries like Russia. And when compared with smaller countries the US does better in once again many areas especially treatment of solid wastes like garbage) and "green Friendly" deals with toxic wastes. For example, The average person in the countries listed below puts more demand on the global ecosystem than any other, giving these countries the world's largest per-capita "ecological footprint", WWF data shows.

Here is the top 5 most polluting countries on Earth:

1. Qatar
2. UAE
3. Kuwait
4. Bahrain
5. USA

Now granted, due to the smaller populations of these countries they emit less over all pollutants. But I could go on in many other areas where the US does much better than many countries...I do however hope that as the US continues improving it's scores, others will join in...and as for the car... I hope they have it available here in Mexico Soon!

Seriously, If Tata CAN manufacture a new car AT A PROFIT for $2500, out of the exact same amount of raw materials it takes to make a can you're prepared to pay $100,000 then how foolish do you feel buying the expensive version.

They are made using the same technology from the exact same material, yet with Tata you don't have to support a Formula One team, or 100 years worth of dead weight overhead. The raw materials cost about $500 in each.

The United States may not be the number one polluter under your strict parameters, but I do believe we bear a responsibilty to set a good example for the rest of the world. We used to be known for that.

I believe the LR and Jaguar brands will definitely be separate and Tata isn't going to rebadge them unless they've gone insane!

first of all the first picture is of TATA INDICA not NANO.....INDICA was launched 5/6 years back and costs a lot more than nano....secondly the car maybe crap according to US standards but think of africa,afghanistan,poor countries....the car is designed for these countries