Chevrolet Tavera | Gone But Not Forgotten | EP 16 | evo India

[@evoIndia]

From the Forester to the Trailblazer, Chevy India tried a lot to woo Indian customers and enthusiasts. Which Indian Chevy had your fancy growing up?

[@hrid0005]

The aveo U-va

[@sunitthebiker4843]

Proud Owner of Chevy Beat 😊

[@rohansarath]

The one and only diesel rocket LORD CRUZE

[@ShnehansuRajBaruah]

This should be episode 16. The 2 wheeler episode was 14, then came the gypsy episode

[@intercept7965]

Hello I have got a Pristine condition Hyundai Sonata Emberra 2006. 2.4 litre petrol . Can it be featured on the show?

[@prateekacharya8792]

Travelled in a Tavera just 2 weeks ago and love it or hate it there's nothing that can come close to it in terms of sheer sitting capacity. It can carry 8-9 people and their luggage with ease.

[@evoIndia]

True that.

[@FrancisLitanofficialJAPINOY]

10 or 9 people in the Philippines (ISUZU CROSSWIND)

[@A_S_K_3735]

Qualis was a cut throat compitition to tavera in both seating capacity with luggage carrying space.

[@AryanAdhikary-fv9ph]

Tavera was better than Maruti Omni for sure

[@SenuahS]

We need a cruze video

[@evoIndia]

We shall try!

[@robinhai1395]

Yeah the last 2017 model

[@ravikakhandki7594]

​@@evoIndiaya...who wants pitara..aka tavera? Cruze was the wanted chevy..

[@saanjoesam1815]

Definitely

[@sureshkanth1304]

@@evoIndiai can give my 2016 cruze

[@soham2834]

We have all childhood summer vacation memories associated with this vehicle..This wasn't simply any random car..this was our Vanity Van.. Gone..but could never forget..

[@ankurbamne7155]

Will never forget the bumpy ride, the rickety Tavera had. Took numerous lifts in these as a student from Mumbai-Pune. Gone, but not forgotten!

[@evoIndia]

Haha!

[@HARIKRISHNAN-uj4qj]

I was one among the comment section who asked for an episode of GBNF for Chevy. Glad that you guys have answered to our call..(missed a Cruze in this video) Being a Chevy Spark owner my vehicle is a 2009 LTZ model and still runs solid. The riding comfort is so smooth even after 14 years and a boon in the tight city traffic. I will still hold on to it for another 5 years. ❤️

[@evoIndia]

We wish you many more miles on it and we shall try our best to cover all the Chevrolet vehicles. Stay tuned.

[@autocritic]

You are one of my favourite car journalists Sirish, and whatever you are doing with the gone but not forgotten episode is simply great and brings back a lot of memories. I learned English by reading Overdrive books when I was a kid, and I remember the copy where you spoke about the forester. Don't stop doing what you do best. Eagerly waiting for the episode on Astra.

[@evoIndia]

We are glad to have you here with us!

[@amankhot0827]

19:18 though i have good childhood memories of the Tavera since 2008 Experiencing then Taveras every year till 2021

[@evoIndia]

We would love to hear some of your memories, Aman!

[@viperrrrrz]

Sirish is the best auto journalist in India. Period. Been reading and watching his content since the early 2000’s and he is the best in this business!

[@evoIndia]

Haha! Thanks for that compliment! He's definitely one of the best in the business!

[@Indian17872]

The last ride I did in Chevrolet Tavera was from my home town to Solapur for wedding ceremony in summer of 2018. Yes it's gone from market but still there in rental car market.

[@evoIndia]

Yep, it's still is being actively used, more so in the commercial fleet segment.

[@gearedtorule]

It still runs on Jammu Srinagar leh highway...

[@rahul6699fast]

has this in my childhood .. ours was a tevera neo 2 with captain seats , huge leather chairs .. red dual tone with silver top end .. had it for 8 years and with 1.1 lakh km .. and then upgraded to the new innova in 2012

[@evoIndia]

Oh that's so cool! You still have the Innova?

[@FrancisLitanofficialJAPINOY]

ISUZU CROSSWIND in the Philippines, same as TAVERA, they have 6 seaters but no 3rd row seating and also 10 seater versions as well (foldable side faced 3rd row seating) also 9 and 8 seaters. 8 seater version as Sportivo equipped with DVD player on car radios (JVC).

[@blazkowicz666]

The Cruz and Aveo were amazing tho. My family owned a Spark buying which was a mistake. This was rectified by purchasing a 2011 VDi Maruti Ritz which is still a faithful second car to today. These videos are beautiful and bring back memories of my middle school days when I used to read Overdrive cover to cover, especially the last pages which contained all the car specs ❤ Ps: The diesel Ritz with a 1.3l unit makes about 73 bhp with 190 Nm of torque 😜

[@evoIndia]

Amazing! Thank you! :D

[@pradhyudh]

My mom had a used matiz which was fine till 2018 ,we had no problem with it.we replaced it with ignis

[@3rdclasstatamahindrabajajRE]

What is your opinion on Ritz build comparison with today's maruthi's line up ? 2- Refinement and performance of Ritz in comparison with today's 1.2NA ?

[@blazkowicz666]

@@3rdclasstatamahindrabajajRE much better build quality. The current hatches of their lineups feel like toys to drive comparatively. This diesel engine lacks refinement but makes up for it with efficiency and torquey performance. Nearly 1.1 lakh kms on the odometer with rough driving and still going strong

[@amankhot0827]

You guys can't even imagine the smile on my face when I saw the image of Tavera Even before playing the video of Tavera Thanks a lot. It's one of my favorite cars on the drive list

[@evoIndia]

Aye, glad we could deliver! Though, do tell your other favourite cars,

[@amankhot0827]

@@evoIndia 😊 Tata-Indica, Indigo, Hexa, Sumo, Aria Mitsubishi Pajero and Pajero Sport

[@aromal_rajan_pillai]

I still remember going to Palani via Madurai in Tavera...but another time I went to Qualis in Dhanushkodi is still my favorite trip.❤

[@evoIndia]

Oh that's nice!

[@7rahe13]

The first ever car that i bought with my own money was the Chevrolet Spark. That was back in 2008. It was great little car and it served me well for 5 years, ~45k kms. It was the best looking car in the segment with a cute design and a nice, refined 1.0 liter engine. It also had a funky interior with the speedometer and telltale lights in the middle instead of behind the steering. I was really sad the day i sold it, after all it was my first car!

[@johnydesparado123]

best looking car huh ? just because you bought it doesn't qualify it as the best-looking car buddy. It was crap from every angle

[@evoIndia]

Hey, that's such a nice story! Seems like you found the best bang for your money!

[@IbbiAhmed]

@@johnydesparado123negativity wont take u anywhere bud

[@johnydesparado123]

@@IbbiAhmed it did for me . thank you for you life advice

[@nathandsouza7104]

​@johnydesparado123 how was it crap? That thing was better than the competition especially on cabin space.

[@aniketpangam5100]

We had 2012 Chevrolet Tavera Neo 2 LT. My father bought it after his retirement from MSRTC. He used to rent it out as tourist vehicle. Actually we were out to buy Toyota Innova but my Dad wanted top variant of any vehicle we buy and Innova was little expensive for us so we settled for Tavera top variant. My dad put 11" Panasonic screen and Panasonic DVD Player in it. He had done trips like Mumbai - Velamkani, Mumbai - Bhopal, various trips to our native place in Kokan, Maharashtra. Sadly we lost my father in Nov-2012 so had to sell Tavera after 14-16 months of ownership. I was too young to have a car like Tavera so my mother didn't allowed me to keep it. Only issue we faced with Tavera back then was Suspension. It had very bumpy ride. If I get a chance to buy back our Tavera I'll definitely buy it.

[@smitahir478]

I can help you brother if you really want to find your tavera

[@ElevenRush]

If sirish is hosting, I can watch all day long. Man, The way he explains all technical bits with whole lot of experience never bores.

[@evoIndia]

Haha! He's coming up with more videos for you, stay tuned!

[@Alecklivenow10]

I had a chevy Optra an absolute driving delight. Had it in our family for 14 years & drove it 230000km. 1.6 naturally aspirated engine was a gem. The Optra was way ahead of its time. I wish I could buy a brand new Optra. A lot better than the present cars available in its segment......SADLY GONE BUT CAN'T BE FORGOTTEN

[@varunlolla2654]

I was a proud owner of Chevrolet spark, which, we replaced with a new i10 nios a few months ago. I have to accept the fact that the spark was indeed a better car to drive than the nios, especially when it comes to performance. The spark also felt well put together. It didn't rattle even after 13 years of ownership. The stability of the car was awesome even at 150kmph. The interior felt premium with the beige and black colour combination. Ironically, the plastics used in the spark were much better than the ones used in the nios. I think the GM korea products were much better than their rivals in india.

[@evoIndia]

Looks like you had one well looked after Spark Varun!

[@varunlolla2654]

@@evoIndia yeah sort of like a family member.

[@VanshPrajapati-h6m]

I second to that, was forced to sell my spark last year becoz of 15 year limit. It felt so planted stable even at high speed, and engine was so good, I miss that engine as now I have is non punchy tata Punch. Punch has its charms in terms of material and build quality, but spark was another beast

[@sarathkumarps2107]

One of our family friend had a taxi tavera, it was supremely well maintained, countless trips and memories, it may not be a performer or something but we loved that thing like a family member

[@amankhot0827]

6:05 on paper it was 10 seater but people used to stuff around 17 to 18 people in the car and yet it use to cruise comfortably

[@evoIndia]

Hahaha! More like a village carrier! 😂😂

[@shivammajhi7979]

We had a Chevrolet Aveo 1.6 2006 model. It was a great Family Car.

[@evoIndia]

What colour was it?

[@shivammajhi7979]

@@evoIndia Platinum Metallic

[@aakarshsrivastava1120]

I am so happy u posted this video, i still have the last updated one , the noe 3 ls... and have maintained it well...

[@evoIndia]

Wow! That's amazing!

[@sreerajrajesh9659]

Thankyou , evo India group for bringing old gems again

[@anirbanchakraborty5331]

The Renault Duster definitely deserves an episode in this series. Laden with the powerful yet frugal 1.5 K9K DCi, the Duster kicked-off the compact SUV segment in India. It was known for its exemplary ride quality which is still a benchmark, years after its demise. The AWD variant was a legendary, one-of-a-kind offering that no other manufacturer could match. Please, the Duster needs more love. Please make a story on this absolutely epic machine.

[@prashanthkumar5939]

Used to travel in the back seat of the Tavera and it was extremely comfortable even for long journey.

[@shoaibrao4168]

I visited Kashmir last year and those people have really kept all these Legends alive you will find Lot and lot of Tavera being used as Public Transport , not only tavera , Qualis and Tata sumo , also

[@evoIndia]

That's awesome!

[@THENICKTIN]

Chevrolet in India for enthus was "The Diesel Rocket" 🚀

[@evoIndia]

Haha!

[@shivanshmtd]

"Headlamps would be lighting up the moon", Haha, Sirish you are spot on with your verbal prowess, just love the way you review. On a side note, though these cars were not driver's machines, they had a taut personality to them that really pulls me to watch these endlessly even today.

[@TheAbhinavrocks10]

Owned one. Ran for more than 5 lakh kilometers. Never disappointed. Wouldn't have sold it hadn't it been difficulty in getting spares.

[@evoIndia]

Wow! That's incredible!

[@ShubhamSharma-wr8xl]

Travelled in Tavera yesterday. It pulls cleanly and works well for taxi drivers in JandK.

[@anandhakannan552]

My Tavera has 350k kms on odo & still going strong. Ride & handling is not good but I got upto 17 kmph with 8 people on board. Wallet is happy so do I.

[@evoIndia]

We wish you many more miles on it.

[@anandhakannan552]

@@evoIndia Thank you so much

[@arulfrancis9]

"Headlights will light up the moon". How does Sirish come up with this 😂😂😂. Once rented a Tavera for my brothers engagement luckily it took us to the place on time but when we were returning embarassingly stopped. Also remember my friends Tavera getting stolen. Was wondering what kind of safety it had

[@evoIndia]

That is some memory you have of the Tavera🙊

[@harshithsadhana7475]

In Indonesia or the Philippines, the Chevy Taveras are modified into crazy. Some mods on the Taveras are so good, just like factory, and they huge fan followers and club meets. Jn South East like Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia every car model in every brand has huge fan following, club meets, race versions,

[@evoIndia]

Here, its image was that of a tourist vehicle!

[@FrancisLitanofficialJAPINOY]

ISUZU CROSSWIND (same as Tavera) used as TAXIS, ISUZU HI-LANDER in Vietnam and ISUZU PANTHER in INDONESIA

[@utsavmishra5185]

Well I have a memory it was 26/08/2008, around 11:45 we had faced an accident in the 7 day old Tavera I lost my maternal uncle and from then the life changed a lot... I can't forget. It was the most horrible night and the most horrible ride

[@rupinjayal]

I never thought I'd actually enjoy a review of the Tavera!! We had one experience with a General Motors car - the Opel Astra. My Mom bought it. We actually really liked the ride of the car and in its time it felt very luxurious. Only thing was that when she took delivery of this luxury car - a few meters outside the dealership she discovered that the fuel tank was about to fall off. Oh and though she had paid for a Blaupunkt system it was delivered without it. All was well after my Mom published an article in the papers that covered her experience! HM, GM probably not the best JV idea!

[@powerhousegaming7292]

Tavera is love ❤

[@rawanderer4737]

As always, shirish has presented it very well. I think he is amongst the top 2 automobile presenters in India. Can we please have an episode on Ford Ikon 1.6 Nxt (the josh machine) Also a story of subaru, i had plans to purchase the Subaru STI when in the gulf, but changed plans after I realised that my license was for Automatic transmission 😂 Also, the showroom in abu dhabi badly needed a facelift, i think GMs has had a bad influence on them too (complacency)

[@adityaaran9325]

There are many memories attached to Tavera.. as it was the most frequently used in commercial market in here in Odisha.. and still now Tavera is used in commercial and this reflects its reliability..

[@kurianvarghese960]

My memory of a Chevrolet car was of driving an Optra diesel on the expressway at 195 kmph😊😊😊😊

[@evoIndia]

Haha! That was a really nice car!

[@niranjannair]

Whenever i hear Chevrolet,i remember Cruze and Beat..Those where the ones that i liked. Thanks for bringing in this car.

[@evoIndia]

Aye, we are glad you liked it!

[@antaripbiswas1022]

The Chevy Beat was a good car. We had it for 5 years, and it worked well!

[@evoIndia]

Oh, that was quite a petit car! Perfect for urban runabouts!

[@goldentigervizag8344]

Tavera - A perfect Innova Rival in those days

[@DebasishBoruah-cm6yv]

Chevrolet Aveo Uva 2007!! I own that car, it has a fantastic ride quality as well as engine refinement. 16 plus years and running like a gem. Please review that car,great fan of your channel

[@evoIndia]

Oh that's amazing Debasish!

[@sombitdutta8975]

I have it too , I have the 2010 model 🙂

[@preetshah0711]

When I was living in India, i had an experience of the Tavera..... when I was somewhat 5-6 years old, we went to Shimla, Kulu- Manali, we had booked a cab and it was a white Tavera, i dont know whether it was Neo, but yeah it was very very spacious, it also had captain chairs unfortunately i don't remember anything else but the driver whose name was Sunil and he gave me candy every day (a Parle MangoBite) and I use to eat it in the jumpseats and throw the wrappers somewhere below it,( I was too little and stupid to understand ;) ) But yeah, as you said, there wasn't anything special about this car, and maybe that's the reason I don't remember much about this car as it didnt captivate my attention. Also since or maybe that age, I was a car guy, and I was pretty much into cars....

[@hellbreakerism]

We bought it in 2006 our first big car, learnt to drive in this. Had some good memories with this. It had great mileage but was very slow. Sold it off in 2012 as the body began to rust badly. It was reliable though

[@evoIndia]

We hope you had fun driving it and made the most of your first big car.

[@hellbreakerism]

@@evoIndia yeah we had fun and thanks for the comment 😊

[@amrutdhumad2195]

We still own 2009 model 😊 done over 3L kms & still going fine

[@evoIndia]

That's great!

[@finderskeepers7293]

Wow!! These videos stoke so many memories. I was just starting college when the Opel Astra was launched and boy was she a looker, especially when compared to the Ford Escort. Then came the Corsa & its derivatives. And then the Opel badge changed to Chevy and things went into a tailspin for GM. Kind of sad if you look at what they started with, the Opel Astra. Lovely video. ❤

[@evoIndia]

Thank you. Do stay tuned for the episode on the Opel Astra. :)

[@finderskeepers7293]

@@evoIndia Looking forward to it. 😊

[@tryskb]

Driving the Beat Petrol from 2011 and still top class

[@evoIndia]

Wow! That's amazing! Got any stories you can share with us?

[@nitish.khatavkar]

Only Sirish can make an interesting story on a mundane vehicle like this!

[@evoIndia]

Haha! It also has an interesting story behind it!

[@gaurav0511]

Very informative video. Really loved the story of General Motors demise in India.

[@evoIndia]

Glad you liked the video!

[@pawankumarcv4767]

Chevrolet Tavera cars are in my mind and are also in my parents mind too

[@MRStudio-45]

Tavera owner ♥️🙌

[@evoIndia]

🙌

[@Hareeshg123]

Me too

[@amithraveendranath1979]

The rolling shots are so dope in all these videos

[@evoIndia]

Aye, thank you!

[@farmaans1392]

My cousin brother had this car in late 2000s when I was a kid I have lots of memories with this car Recently purchased Creta 😊 but still miss those days

[@SuryaPrakash-ho8nw]

My chevy Optra Diesel, still running solid after 16+ years can show its tail to a lot of modern cars nowadays

[@TwentyNinerR]

Us Indonesians loved this car dearly (known over here as Isuzu Panther, although for a short while, the Tavera was also sold with a 2.2 liter petrol engine from a Blazer, which baffled everyone because of its petrol engine). It's very cheap to run and tough as nails.

[@wyzoz]

Our market (Philippines) had this as the Isuzu Crosswind and these were tough vehicles. These are noisy and basic but has low maintenance costs and can go on rough roads.

[@harshrameshxiib7582]

It Is a best family car for us . Today it as done 4 lakhs + kms and still running fine This car is soo reliable for us

[@RajaXo-pi9qm]

Feeling nostalgic!

[@manodhanaraj5853]

Proud owner of Neo 3 LT with 1 lakh km driven and in full stock condition !

[@AnubhabKundu]

The acceleration of this car is smooth and I have travelled in this vehicle quite a few times.

[@subbiahpalaniappan2797]

I always fancied Chevrolet captiva all my childhood

[@AyanKhan-mr8kc]

tavera is king of kings 👑

[@VickyKumar-sg3jc]

Last week i took my spark in Chevrolet service center, Patna Happy that they are still providing service 5 -6 years after leaving although not very fascinated by the service guy Would say becoz of the introduction of chinese cars they miserably failed in India

[@itzmee5937]

Captiva , i still love it

[@hrid0005]

please do something on the diesel rocket of India, a.k.a. the, chevy CRUZE....we need something really enthusiastic and informative related to the cruze on KZbin.

[@evoIndia]

We shall definitely try for that!

[@EdgarMainsareToxic]

I remember this car, my father took me to short ride when i was 4 or 5 (btw it wasnt his car), so good old days 😢😢

[@babujani2205]

My first car Tavera ❤

[@rajathbnaik6199]

i still use a 2009 chevy spark it is not that reliable but the comfort that the car offer is awesome and the riding comfort is also great. It was best in its segment. still a proud owner

[@kevinsamuel3930]

Man I think y’all dropped the ball in this one. EVO is all about the thrill of driving and the only Chevy that pulled the heartstrings of Indian enthusiasts was the Cruze. That’s the car to represent Chevy in GBNF.

[@evoIndia]

We will try for that too! However many were asking about this in the comments, so here you are!

[@sherrysharad]

Come on Evo! Tavera?! Where is the Cruze? The only Chevy that came to almost obliterating the Skoda's TDI.

[@evoIndia]

That too soon! As Sirish said, many of you were asking for this, and we had a chance we couldn't drop.

[@aniketmadhavi6242]

This is how it should be we damand what we wanna watch and you provide this is how it works

[@soumnag7388]

Fun cab, used to love riding this back and forth from Delhi to Agra

[@evoIndia]

It seems you have ridden a lot in this!

[@Havih-xf2qp]

We need Opel Corsa in the series! Much interested!

[@sachinpatra8735]

I loved how you talked about your OD days

[@vabhishek6849]

Always loved the way it looks

[@dhrdhr8581]

Tavera and Qualis...... Two good cars

[@evoIndia]

Yep, they were.

[@vaibhavprakash1620]

sir please remember chevy spark also . we bought 1 in 2011 and its still running and still my most trusted car in my family.

[@cheekuzee]

When u say Chevy, all I can hear is Cruz..... what a car...

[@WeekendAutomotive]

I have traveled hundreds of kilometers in the Tavera.. It had good AC, performance was fine, not very unreliable and had an overall robust feel. There were only 2 issues - Choppy ride due to leaf springs - Clattery Motor

[@happrah]

I loved the cruze. It was a great car to drive

[@evoIndia]

It was a nice car.

[@prasad797]

My Tavera, 19 yrs old and till now 3.5 L kilometers..still going strong

[@TheMikview]

The cruze - briefly a segment leader, Spark - a solid no nonsense hatch and the Beat - a very funky hatch ahead of its time. Opel Corsa - the car of the millennium (remember the ad ?) Are you saving the good ones for another episode 😅

[@rcpratim]

I have started liking this. Rather gimic and business centric approach you guys are coming with different things which enthusiasts loves to see. We are fade up of biased and. Paid reviews ❤❤

[@amankhot0827]

9:22 changes in the facelifts were only limited to headlight and grills

[@evoIndia]

Aye! Thanks for sharing!

[@rodneyreddy9200]

sirish is the henry catchpole of india😍😉😉

[@evoIndia]

Haha! Thanks for that compliment!

[@monishm2128]

Gone and happy for it should be a segment. Best example as mentioned by Sirish is the Enjoy !

[@evoIndia]

Haha!

[@AbdulKareem-zj7cf]

Brooo i didn't go anywhere soo many still running Chennai as TAXIs like a champ

[@gearedtorule]

Chevy has given Indian market some nice cars that were doing decent sales.. Spark Beat Tavera Cruze Aveo and Tavera. Also Captiva was decent SUV as well

[@evoIndia]

We shall try to bring videos on those too!

[@sagarsudhirbahl1858]

A video on Renault Duster !!! Loved the content btw 👌👌

[@ANKITAnkit-jk6gs]

These quality content CANNOT be FREE YOU DESERVE A HEFTY FEE TO BE PAID FOR SUCH CONTENT !!!! #READYTOPAY

[@cannotthinkofoneatth]

don’t think they are gone.. still spot them rather often.. same with Qualis.. testimony to how well put together these people movers were

[@deidara9443]

love these videos, can we see Pajero sxf in this series

[@avishekkushwaha9144]

That coment was slick The headlight would light up the moon 😅😅

[@evoIndia]

Haha! Because it would!

[@EndeavorsDnB]

Chevy (especially at this time period) was also a cost saving’s brand for us here in the states. It still is to some extent.

[@TILFstories]

I love your videos sir, they were rewinding those golden days. I suggest you to create two videos on each of the legend cars named 1) Nissan Jonga used by Indian Army. 2) Tata Indica

[@imnoone8532]

This car is spacious and even comfortable for rear passegers! Suspension too very good for its time

[@evoIndia]

Until it was jacked up.

[@explorebytravelling]

Would love to see a segment about Daewoo

[@aryaansarkar2570]

Back in the day as Sirish said after the Qualis, Tavera was the numero uno choice of the cab operators due to its tough nature, reliable engine and decent fuel efficiency and it was a decently popular household name too, but the Tavera never stood for comfort or luxury if anything it stood as a budget friendly low cost alternative to say the Innova. Even I remember way back when we used to plan a Pune-Shirdi round trip and along with my grandparents we were a total of 6people we sometimes used to choose the Tavera due to the significant cost difference to say if we had hired an Innova from the same operator,also the latter being so popular was almost never available due to heavy demand which left us b/w this and the Scorpio which was even more bumpy and used to give my mother crazy motion sickness therefore leaving the Tavera as the only choice. Though personally I never liked the Tavera especially because I and my elder brother were thrown in the jump seats which was too uncomfortable for long distances, in comparison the Innova’s 3rd row bench seating felt like a magic carpet to us. Tavera was at its best in its final avatar when it had a more powerful and refined 2.0Turbo Diesel BS4 compliant engine but by then competition had moved too ahead Tavera died a slow and painful death. PS- IMHO GM never did a genuine effort in making cars, they just kept on slapping bow ties on any car they wanted and dumped it on the Indian market doesn’t matter it’s good or bad and never invested in full fledged R&D though credit should be given where its due their Service was top class and costs were kept in check too, I hope to see GM soon back in India along with its American friend Ford with proper homework and full enthusiasm of pursuing market share of Indian automobile market!

[@evoIndia]

Highly unlikely these brands are ever coming back.