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    Tata Indigo Manza Club Class Launched at Rs. 5.70 lakh

    Yet another car released among the flurry of launches taking place this week is the Tata Indio Manza Club Class. The event was organized by Tata Motors at the Mehboob Studio in Mumbai. The exteriors remain largely unchanged in terms of mechanical changes but the interiors do get a handset set of new features including black leather Italian upholstery, a chrome instrument cluster, a new gear knob with chrome and leather combination finish, a two-tone dashboard, touchscreen multimedia navigation, steering mounted audio controls. Front and rear cabin lights, Tachometer and automatic climate control. The prices for the Tata Indigo Manza Club Class edition are Rs. 5.70 lakh for the entry-level petrol version and Rs. 6.49 lakh for the entry-level diesel version. Both figures are ex-showroom Delhi.

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    Published On Oct 16, 2012 18:03 IST
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    The variant hierarchy has been changed and now the entry level variant has been dubbed LS, formerly known as the Aqua. The next model in the line-up was the Aura, now being called LX. Going further up is the VX model which is basically the LX but has been added with the ABS feature. The previously top-end model which was called the Elan is now EX and will showcase all the features of the lower variants plus Automatic climate control. Tata Motors has claimed the mileage figures for the diesel and petrol variants to be 21.02kmpl and 13.7kmpl respectively. 

    Not much to be said for the exterior changes, but Tata has added a nice set of 15 inch 8-spoke alloy wheels. In addition to that, the new Indigo Manza comes with a new chrome front grille and triple barrel headlamps. Engine choices for the new Manza are the 1.3-litre Quadrajet90 diesel engine that hands out 89bhp along with 200Nm of peak torque and the 1.4-litre Saffire90 petrol engine that produces the same 89bhp but with a reduced 116Nm of peak torque. Both the engines come mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox. 

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    <p> &nbsp;</p> <p> Raised in the Middle East, Wajeeh Khan spent most of his life in Doha, Qatar where he was originally educated in the field of communications and networking. He spent five years working and garnering experience in various fields including administration, insurance, sales and construction. However, Wajeeh has always had a deep seated passion for automotive writing, which has brought him back to his roots in India and although a fresher in the field, he is an obsessive enthusiast with an extreme and inquisitive nature and has his bases on the hows and whys of the functioning of a car, all covered.</p> <p> Armed with exceptional knowledge on the workings of the English language and his obsession for cars, he hopes to make a name for himself in the field of automotive journalism.</p> Read more

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