Tata Sierra & Estate | Gone But Not Forgotten - Episode 12 | 2023 | evo India

[@evoIndia]

What’s your memory of the Tata Sierra and Tata Estate?

[@AdityaSarangi]

My dad''s first car. 1997 white Sierra. That backseat was the place to be.. When i grew up and had money Sierra was gone :(

[@ramusajan2947]

My first impression when I saw the new Gurkha rear window area - aila Sierra 😀

[@VamsiKrishna-ls5fk]

My neighbor had it and used to make.up.with every possible way to touch it..feel it..

[@johneylloyd]

Contessa Plz

[@vijaym4791]

Sirish, You have Nailed it🥲 best rgds, Fan Boys

[@whitesierrateam-bhp1269]

We own both these models, We still have 3 Sierras, 1992, 1995 and 1996 Sierras and 1993 Estate. We unfortunately had to sell off our Estate about 10 years back, but retained all 3 Sierras. This video brought back lot of memories from my childhood. Thanks for the awesome quality content. Those ultramile MT tyres and alloys look sick on the turbo sierra. awesome.

[@sirishch]

3 Sierras! Wow!

[@evoIndia]

😍😍😍😍

[@nationalist3227]

Okay you're Rich, we get it

[@BeastRockyKing]

Any plans to sell I am desperately looking to buy one

[@chennai9090]

Lucky to own 3 Sierra. That shows the amount of passion you have on Sierra

[@karthikkarunakaranmenon6785]

Just love this content. Still remember the days when people who own a Sierra or Estate were looked up with so much of craze on owning these cars... Good olden days... Nostalgic 😁

[@evoIndia]

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[@sirishch]

😁👍🏼

[@roshanvijay371]

Just a tiny correction: the X2 platform debuted with the Aria and was subsequently used on Safari Storme and Hexa. The Sierra and Estate (and even the first Safari) were based on the old Tatamobile 206 pickup platform which was probably partially derived from the 407 light truck. The X1 platform on the other hand was used to refer to the one used on the Indica Vista, Manza, Zest, Bolt and now the Nexon.

[@umangkapil3857]

The first true SUV before Tata Safari.

[@evoIndia]

💪💪

[@MohanSharma-tp3xe]

I feel a bit sad that India started with having SUVs like Sierra and Safari and today we have a glut of oversized hatchbacks like the Creta and the KIAs instead of proper SUVs.

[@sirishch]

OG

[@25StevyLovesDaddyTata]

@@MohanSharma-tp3xe Tata Punch

[@Countrysideboy247]

@@MohanSharma-tp3xe Tata Safari aka stretched out Tata harrier

[@Shivoy]

My dad owned a tata estate and we used it for family trips to himachal and punjab , tbh it was such a premium car for that time.

[@premjitc]

Sirish just knocks it out of the park. What a presenter. Absolutely brilliant

[@sirishch]

Thanks man

[@ashadmofiz5190]

Brought back old memories from 1995-96....dad drove a Tata Telcoline as his office car, and his boss had a Sierra in green colour i think. I was awe struck seeing it for the first time as an 8 year old. Excellent video, thanks

[@evoIndia]

We're glad you enjoyed the video and it bringing back fond memories :)

[@sirishch]

great memories

[@predatorfromhell1]

This is where a lot of 80's kids in India found their first love !!! My uncle had one and I still remember drooling over it, though it was a rust machine. Me alegro de que estés de vuelta señorita....

[@sirishch]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@evoIndia]

👌👌

[@shahkushal1495]

Guys! Just to tell it, he is wearing a watch which costs as much as a Tiago. It is Omega Speedmaster Professional moon-watch. It is a copy of the first watch that went on moon (The chronograph in the watch actually saved astronauts from a oxygen tank failure).

[@sirishch]

Well spotted

[@MikBan]

My uncle took us to Ramtek temple at nagpur in his Sierra, Believe me or not fully loaded the car did 140 kmph for a significant time.... It was the day I fell in love with cars..

[@pradeepsajjan2421]

This Siarra was my Childhood Crush .... And the dream car,.

[@evoIndia]

It was a childhood crush and the dream of many 🤩🤩

[@sirishch]

Mine too

[@niranjannair]

The design of Tata Estate still feels practical even at this age..If at all Tata relaunches this with an updated engine and other stuffs, it would still find buyers..Even the safety aspect is covered with an all metal frame weighing over 1600kilos… Thanks for bringing the nostalgia Team Evo

[@sirishch]

But Indians just don’t like estates

[@evoIndia]

Thanks for your kind words :) We can only hope the new generation accepts the estate body styles

[@girisha9790]

Sierra is a dream car and great to see it again. I have seen many restored versions of Sierra in my recent trips to Kerala. And for the suggestions for next car, it would be good to feature Daewoo Cielo...It was good looking sedan(not enough to beat lancer tho)!

[@evoIndia]

We will surely feature it :)

[@sirishch]

yup we are looking for a Cielo

[@indrjithbdeva817]

I had an ESTATE, and I loved it, despite the ladder frame it could take comers well that too at speed, and yes it took a lot of work to keep the engine on the boil.. if you could call it that... but it was fun. RWD was fun on sandy roads. Thanks for bringing back good old memories.

[@sirishch]

Welcome!

[@abhishekkapoor8384]

And all credit goes to the Legend 'Ratan Tata Sir' for his endless and remarkable efforts towards building Tata motors a unique one out of competition. These iconic models are still featured and remebered in today's digital era because these OG toys brought a revolution in the Indian car market.

[@rayjynx]

I'd rather thank the designers and engineers

[@sandiipmohanty9819]

Spent at least 300 km during my childhood traveling in uncle’s Sierra; didn’t understood the kind of suffocation the elders suffered as I was like a curious little monkey in a whole new world. It actually taught me how to love a car and what could be the future. Haven’t been in touch with Estate as it was a rare species but spent a lot in Sumo, the proper 4door rugged SUV. Couple of years ago, when Tata totally discontinued its body on frame species, it was taken as unavoidable hard reality; though expecting them to bring Yeti like product as Sierra. New Sierra is good, but will miss out the OG Sierra’s swag.

[@sirishch]

Times have changed and the Sierra will have to evolve with it

[@amoghgosavi6789]

All time favourate cars...🧭🧭🧭

[@daityaOP]

Still sierra looks so perfect ❤️🔥

[@sirishch]

Timeless design

[@gearedtorule]

Tata Sierra and Estate if launched these days with EV or ICE will be huge hit... What a beauty ..

[@evoIndia]

The Sierra is coming very soon. Do check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoC5pICNo8ihias

[@sirishch]

Sierra is coming!

[@bhaveshhagwane6173]

The excitement on Sirish's face for old school tech makes all these videos so great !! I am 30 years old and I have seen and loved all this cars growing up. Kudos to EVO team for bringing this format to us.

[@evoIndia]

Thankyou Bhavesh, really appreciate it

[@sirishch]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@hyfivep4553]

9:50 Please correct me if 'm wrong. Tata Estate is based on W124 estate, not W123. Isn' t it? (i.e, S124)

[@sirishch]

Not based... design inspiration is W123....

[@ayushman77]

My friend had a red Sierra back in 1997 during my college days. We would go for a spin in the car sometimes and I was in awe of the car at that time. It had a powerful AC, great suspension and was spacious. It moved like a beast.

[@TheBlackbird600]

Nostalgic episode Sirish. I have heard from mechanics that owners who kept the sierra for a ling time, either tried swapping their engines with the later model Sumo or Safari because the Sierra engine block had issues with water getting in or something. Quality control had significantly improved by the time the Safari was launched. We would love to see similar classic restorations of old cars. Old Fiat 1100s, 118 NE, Ambys, Contessas. I only wish the Indian government allowed engine swapping. A lot of these old giants would still be on our roads. They had tons of character, they just needed better hearts. With the vehicle scrapping policy, it would be heartbreaking to see these old goats head to the crusher.

[@sirishch]

the law was changed because of emissions, and rightfully so. old marine engines were being put into taxis and they were horribly polluting

[@TheBlackbird600]

@@sirishch i agree, but why don't we have the culture of buying new engines from manufacturers. Modern engines are cleaner, significantly more efficient and reliable. I have always fancied an old ambassador with the reliable Toyota D-4D engine.

[@TheBlackbird600]

@@sirishch would love it if you could do a podcast in YT about this. I m sure many like minded enthusiasts would appreciate it. Just a suggestion Sirish Ji 🙏

[@nehiljoshi5867]

my father had owned 3 sierras one white, one green, one black the black one is forever saved in my memories, a rust bucket (That's why we had to scrap it) but dependable. the only car in our area driving in the july 2006 floods was my father in that sierra. rescuing us from the school, my father fitted in around 12 children in the car and dropping them off to their homes. also rescuing my cousin brother who was in college in Andheri that sierra is a part of my fondest memories of my childhood... man i'd like to buy a sierra right now.

[@विशालकांबळे-य4स]

Mumbai weather killed it😢

[@SuhasShandilya]

Sirish's happiness throughout the video tells it all. Great stuff this.

[@sarthakjhingan]

we had one (the sierra) , and my dad made all my family buy one. although the problems were there but it was a super cool feeling to have one. then we got a green safari and the interior felt like a cockpit as a child. some really good memories.

[@friendlyatheist9589]

Even today we indians are not appreciable of cars we just see them as mean of travel. Yes there are car enthusiasts in india but we are very less. Of course the economic conditions also was the reason but still mindset also played the roll. My father's friend had a such nice car it was a vintage i don't even remember the name. He never cared about it much and sold it one day.

[@sirishch]

the tribe of us enthusiasts is growing by leaps and bounds

[@grey_skies3]

I own a '97 Sierra and every other week i get offers to sell the beauty, also it frequently gets compliments at red light stop-overs. I now also own the Safari'22 model but still rate the Sierra higher in terms of the driving comfort, view & bull like build..

[@johntejas5188]

Can I request you guys to do a similar video on a Tata Sumo? The Sumo made Tata Motors a household brand and also brought in the much-needed revenue along with the fame and trust. A record milestone before the Indica I believe.

[@changsangma1915]

As a kid i remember knowing about the Sumo through a little scale model toy. I instantly loved the way it look & feel...only later to realise it's an actual vehicle when my parents did trips to distant relatives. It was a new vehicle back then but soon became a household name cause it was literally everywhere as tourist permit transport.

[@evoIndia]

We will soon be doing a video on the Tata Sumo aswell. Please do subscribe and stay notified for all our video drops :)

[@monishthomasp]

I had a maroon Sierra Turbo 1998 - kept her for a year but had to sell because I moved abroad. Man what a truck that was. I faced none of the practicality issues.. if you push the front seat way up front and fold down the backrest, there’s ample space to exit and enter into the back. AC has never had problem but yes the back is relatively hot. Suspension needed some work with but the engine and gearbox never gave any issues.. miss that rig… ❤

[@dominicbodhak1128]

My dad owned the original Tata mobile 207 (the 1st generation). He used to work for Telco. I still remember as a child what joy that car brought me whenever I went on a drive with my dad.

[@brijeshmandanna147]

me at high school in Poona (late 90's) ...i still remember sierra's presence on road was colossal.. I had a mag cutout of sierra turbo back then..tacho's were a bigg big thing those days..one would beg for tachos..indian auto industry ..in those days..OMG !

[@evoIndia]

What an era that was! xD

[@brijeshmandanna147]

thanks for producing such vids..pls do come up on opel astra & ford escort of that era ! I remember astra was perhaps the first in its category to have a cooled glove box !

[@sirishch]

We’ve come a long way!

[@neelpatira4453]

Great video. Really loved how you combined the trend of those times, your affection for the Sierra and Estate as a child and the emotion that was beautifully conveyed through your voice. Sierra and the first-gen Safari and Indica hold special place in my heart too as they were all special in more than one way. Similarly, you can bring a Daewoo Matiz and Cielo on next episode ( I know finding these would be really difficult but it would be great if you can) and describe the whammy Korean carmaker's journey in India.

[@evoIndia]

We surely will be doing episodes on those cars. Please do subscribe to the channel and stay notified to all our video drops :)

[@sirishch]

thanks Neel. We're trying to get hold of a Cielo....

[@cannotthinkofoneatth]

just the other day after hearing these names at the expo, I googled for the images but found very few good ones.. this is so timely!

[@sirishch]

hard to find....

[@CARismatic_GEARhead]

11:52 *Smoking is injurious to health 🚬 😂😂😁

[@sirishch]

😅

[@gulshank4919]

Thanks sirish sir for bringing back old memories I remember one of my dad friend used to had tata estate and at the end he received just 25000/- of good condition car that used to be a sad stories of tata cars back then

[@prashanthnatarajan89]

Growing up there used to be a blue Estate in our apartment. Every time I walked past it I used to stare at how huge it was and the presence it commanded. There used to be a light on the bottom of the door when opened which, to me, was so futuristic. Great video!

[@vineen1096]

Wish this comes bk ,miss th drive nd ruggedness

[@rupinjayal]

I love this series and it could only be done by the maestro "enthu-cutlet" Sirish! Cars I would love to see featured - my all time favourite - the first Honda City 1.5 (100 bhp!!), the "original" Pajero (did an unforgettable 2500 km round trip to Ladakh in it), of course the Gypsy and then the Honda CRV (the first one launched here - manual), Accord (even did a rally in one), Esteem (my first drool car), the Standard 2000 and Contessa - just really weird when you think of them today - Frankenstein Cars! And then some oddities like the the Terracan, MM 540 and Armada...

[@evoIndia]

That list is exciting and we will surely feature them soon :)

[@sirishch]

So many to feature on this series 😅

[@om5201]

wow. Brings back old memories. we had a red 1994 sierra. such a comfortable car. Those seats were another level comfort. Did 3 lakhs kms in about 15 years. Original engine lasted for 2 lakh kms easily with All AC usage. We also restored and fitted 4x4 exterior trims and bumpers .

[@aaron_exede04030]

18:05 even those people looking at this master piece Love it💗

[@JaisiKarniWaisiBharniMynameHSD]

Great rewind bro you gave my old memories back my uncle was in Navy when he came on holidays he bought Tata estate and we went on drive i still remember that ride . Tata should launch Seirra like new Safari in Diesel

[@evoIndia]

the ICE version is coming!

[@tujams]

From January 1994 to November 2005, our Family Car was the Tata Estate. The one featured in the video is a later version as the first ones had all four power windows buttons on the driver door. The suspension was awesome and bumps rarely came up to the cabin. Top speed we clocked was around 108 kmph. Gear arrangement for the first and reverse meant we needed to be alert as the other car was a Zen. The boot could house 4-US size bags with ease. Major issues to name were the sump was a bit low and we had leaks more than once and if the power steering booster failed, it was a handful to drive as the steering at full gave only half the outcome. So impressive was our experience with the Estate that it was succeeded by the Indigo Marina till June 2019.

[@sirishch]

Estate and Marina must have left sooooo different!

[@tujams]

@@sirishch an ocean apart. A much refined and evolved platform. Lot easier to maintain and to find parts. A Diesel Engine with turbo kicking in at 3000 rpm. But an equally impressive suspension system.

[@utarsh01]

Old memories... Had both these cars back in the 90s and travelling long distances was fun. It was amazing...

[@Pankaj.S.P]

Love this series, kudos to Evo India.

[@evoIndia]

Thankyou Pankaj :)

[@sirishch]

🙏🙏🙏

[@travecol9165]

My aunt had a tata mobile, estate and sierra at the same time. ♥️♥️ Still remember the day we travelled to cochin in the estate where the kids were dumped at the boot... Remember the switch if pressed the window glass move up😂😂... The red light on the doors... Which lits when the door opens..

[@sirishch]

All these were such cool novelties

[@samuelnair6527]

Wasn't the ad shot at CBD Belapur station parking lot? Wow!

[@sirishch]

no clue man

[@sanjayrevanna8903]

Thank you sirish sir and Evo india team for such an amazing video we owned a seirra in the 2000 and it was one heck of a beast truly a desirable product at that time and good that tata is bringing it back as an EV

[@evoIndia]

Hey Sanjay, thankyou for your kind words. We are excited about the new Sierra aswell

[@sirishch]

glad you enjoyed it sanjay

[@sanjayrevanna8903]

@@sirishch thank you for your reply sirish sir , huge fan 🤩🤩

[@neeladrichowdhury]

Owned an estate from 1998 to 2006, drove 1.6 lac km. Best vehicle i ever owned. Most comfortable, huge and powerful. and amazing road presence, the Autos and small cars would just move out of the way.

[@sirishch]

Great memories

[@Kem____paalty16]

Tata Sierra was my first suv crush 😍, I use to cut sierras pictures from magzines and newspapers i had made collage book with all those old cars. Yeah i am from 90s but I feel sad that we Indians don't respect our old cars and don't restore them much even the rto rules don't allow to modify them as per emission norms by swapping with new engines. But I hope with new age ev tech that could be very possible.

[@karanramgopal1322]

A bunch of us used to go to school in a schoolmate’s father’s Sierra. Good times!

[@evoIndia]

Those were the times xD

[@sirishch]

Kids would have had fun clambering into the back

[@siddheshmore2501]

My aunt owned a Sierra back in 90s. It was a big thing for us as kids to even sit in it.

[@evoIndia]

We are all fanboys

[@sirishch]

true, it was the luxury car of those times

[@siddheshmore2501]

@@sirishch I have big memories with TATA Sumo. Strangely i get dreams of driving a Sumo very often.

[@simonnetto7270]

Awesome.... Both are my favourites..... Who named them..... The names are still ahead of times.... I was just remembering that advertisement of tata Sierra,... And thought that i will search that advertisement.... And to my happiness.., it played here only...... Thanks a ton to you team for making videos about the ton :)

[@tejasd5505]

Just remembering the 2nd hand TATA Estate we had for a short time when I was 4~5 years old. The Power window switches in the middle of passenger and driver seat and can associate it with the power window switch in the 2021 Thar.

[@vishaldata1329]

Boy i was total fan of tata safari, I owned 1 when I was just 20 years age, I managed to get hands of the first bottle green colour in pune in 2000, it was abeast and an onroad price of Rs 820000/..I had taken it to kullu manali and rohtang pass in 2002.It was an dream come true to drive from pune to rohtang pass with the safari, she never let me down, even though I had a 4*2 , she took the hills , rains, snow with a smile, and those are the inseprable moments with my Tata SAfari . Always a Tata Fan specially for Safari.

[@sameerthekingcobra]

This is the funniest Indian car review I have ever seen. Growing up I was fascinated by Sierra and its rear coil suspension which would eat up a speed breaker without any noticeable movement in the car. Estate for me was the kind of a car that only the those old rich men would own. And those ads for these two cars were really impressive and would never get bored watching them many times. Also, the DC design SIerra looked really cool. It feels silly now for having that emotional reaction to these metal beasts. Thank you for taking effort on reviewing it for us

[@evoIndia]

😁😁

[@firebladeforce4662]

Wat an SUV, the '99 Safari wz my fav n den the Doctor variant bt dis wz the mad beast along with Estate.

[@nishank001]

Hi, please try and make a series on opel and daewoo cars if you can find. They were gem of their times. Opel Corsa, Vectra, Corsa cross Daewoo cielo, nexia, matiz

[@evoIndia]

Will do :)

[@sirishch]

hard to source but will do

[@amankhot0827]

Good to know a lot of information Some of them I didn't know Thank you Sirish Sir for the information

[@sirishch]

welcome

[@cargram5253]

9.56 The Tata estate is basically inspired from the W124 estate not the w123 estate

[@TheShenoy]

My father had a sierra, until this day I still feel it was the most comfortable and tank like car. It was a real suv.Absolutely loved it and would definitely buy it if they relaunch it!

[@samuelnair6527]

@Sirish, I just went and liked it before I watched the video.. lol.. we had an estate for 3-4 months.. best time ever

[@sirishch]

✌

[@bagchibhai1985]

Bruh u guys r killing it with this series!

[@evoIndia]

Thanks Shouri :)

[@sirishch]

thanks bruh

[@ramusajan2947]

Featuring the Standard 2000 or the rover Montego or the sipanis would be a great episode

[@ak06041]

Man, the sipani's. i have only heard about it.

[@sumankodialbail2561]

And contessa too

[@sumankodialbail2561]

Standard herald, contessa, the standard 2000,...need to be tested

[@sirishch]

Hopefully we will be able to get our hands on it

[@evoIndia]

A rare car to find but not impossible 💪

[@tusharyezarkar1427]

Dhanyvad sar ji purani yade taza karne ke liye mere pass 2 Tata estate ho chuki he, wo Mercedes Benz ki t series thi 😊 jab jab main scrap karvy kabhi mere aankhon mein aansu aaye the. teen din tak main khana nahi khaya tha

[@jithumonks3022]

Feeling very proud to be an owner of Tata 207DI 3.0L Crew Cab 🥵😍😍....amazing machine, we use to go trip in this machine, feels happy to owning an OLD SCHOOL diesel boi😉♥️♥️♥️

[@sirishch]

💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@sid960]

I can still remember full size passenger suvs... On late 90's ... Tata sumo, mahindra armada, mahindra commander and last but not the least force travller trax..with mercedes engine.... I mean that era is memorable

[@sirishch]

Well that Trax continues in its new avatar

[@prokhormajumder5051]

Sir please do the Indica series and please start a bike series of gone but not forgotten.... It is such a nice show sir.....keep it up... We 90s kids are waiting to see more of these and relieve our petrolhead childhood....

[@Ravikumar-wb6rl]

Thanx for featuring these mighty roadkings brother!!! I remember as a kid I used to call it tata shera!!!

[@sirishch]

😂👍🏼

[@evoIndia]

🙌

[@utubeboka2194]

Feature- Esteem, Baleno o.g, Sx4, Ciaz

[@sirishch]

will do

[@evoIndia]

We will be. Please do subscribe to the channel to stay updated on all our video uploads :)

[@navehal1019]

Tata Sierra still looks best. A dream suv design. The only other car with something similar type of rear geen huge glass would be Gurkha. I wish tata motors retain the retro style of this, as current ev looks like messes up n different on C/D Pillar. N huge respect for the owners of this two gems for keeping them alive, it's not easy job to maintain n keep alive these cars for long these days.

[@sirishch]

true, respect to these owners

[@rahulthehighlander]

Hi Shirish, how about a feature on the Standard 2000 and the Contessa Classic? Those were really powerful cars. A feature on the Rover Montego would also do good. I remember, as a kid, heading to school in then Madras in a rickety school van, I had first set eyes on a Rover Montego (around 1993, I guess) near the then Chola Sheraton. Was olive green in color and a stunner. It had just pulled up beside our van at a traffic junction. Couldn’t take my eyes of that beauty. That scene’s forever etched in mind. What days they were.

[@savneetsinghrairai6823]

Still having one after 26years done 100000km n got all engine new done standing at 50000km got fully loaded but was bulky n heavy.... good for relaxing ride

[@insanezma]

Awesome video!!!! Such an amazing content, This old school cars has an soul to attract, I remember my first ride i was drooling inside the car and it was fitted with one of d best speakers back in those days.....Miss this kind of SUV's now a days.

[@sirishch]

thanks man

[@saisuren6488]

Old is gold always love this suv

[@sirishch]

👍

[@rahulrane1658]

Beautiful narration. I used to love both these vehicles growing up 👍

[@thesafariexpedition4573]

The Sierra and the Estate! Man o man the good old days! My childhood will always be defined by mentioning the Sierras (my dad's favorite), the Estates, the Sumos and of course my favorite - the TATA SAFARI ! Tata Engineering!

[@anindyodutta8247]

Always loved the Sierra brand and look... I wished the Sierra today had an ICE option at the least ... Surprising they launched it as an EV

[@evoIndia]

The ICE version will also be available along with the EV

[@anindyodutta8247]

@@evoIndia that's great to know..!

[@vipuljyoti3987]

Love the video and love the Speedy on the wrist! 😊

[@TJ-ln2bk]

Owned both Sierra and Estate ,both were great highway cruisers and there suspension way ahead of times super smooth and king sized vehicles.

[@shankarbalan3813]

In the early 1990’s a chap who owned either a Tata Sierra or a Tata Estate, had to be a ‘big shot’. Normal people couldn’t afford one of these. Early on it had that 1948 cc Tata Naturally aspirated diesel engine. Then in the mid to late 1990’s they introduced the Turbo 2143 cc diesel engine with the Borg Warner Electric Shift on the Fly 4WD system, operated by a switch located near the gear lever on the console. The same engine did duty in the Sumi and Safari and all. Outlook Magazine had these as subscription gifts in a lucky draw. I can’t remember how many times I filled that subscription form and subscribed, but sadly,never won a Sierra.

[@sirishch]

Wonder if anybody won that…

[@harshaokin8064]

goshhhhhhh the Sierra was so ahead of it's time. it even looked rad and had a coooooooool name too!!!!!

[@evoIndia]

A legend for sure! :)

[@sirishch]

True that

[@rajlovinglife]

True that growing up tata sierra was a highly desirable vehicle... It was stunning and a looker... But even now the old Mitsubishi pajero has the looks and also a better offroader of the beaten track.... Nice to see... 👍

[@evoIndia]

A head turner even today!

[@narendradeshpande]

Can you make this type of review of Indica

[@evoIndia]

We are surely planning something :)

[@narendradeshpande]

@@evoIndia Waiting ♥️

[@sirishch]

Yes will do

[@tejusmakhecha2950]

Great fan of your “Gone but not forgotten” segment…Would love to see such more episodes…with cars like opel astra,ford escort and mondeo,hyundai accent,Tata Sumo,Daewoo Cieolo & matiz,HM Contessa,Ms 1000/esteem chevrolet optra,Fiat NE,Ms Gypsy.I know it’s difficult to find them these days but i am sure you will atleast one or two if not all from my list.

[@evoIndia]

Hi Tejus, we do have a Gone But Not Forgotten episode on Ford, do check it out :) and we are always on the look out for such iconic cars

[@tejusmakhecha2950]

Yes i have seen that and loved it…

[@sirishch]

Of course we will do most on your list!

[@mlnd18]

My dad still has and drives his 1995 Tata estate and I give it a go from time to time as well. We have done 2 lac Kms in the car and although it's aged now still such a joy to drive !

[@egbertandrew5700]

Where the hell do you get these !! incredible 👍

[@sirishch]

if you look long and hard enough.....

[@egbertandrew5700]

@@sirishch Yes for Sierra but that estate is super rare though, Even newer Indigo Marina estate is becoming rare haven't seen one in years

[@muzaffaralisheikhji]

TATA SUMO was the real successor of the DNA of the OG Sierra and Safaris. Sumo got rid of all the impractical or let’s say the bells and whistles of the earlier vehicles. This is what helped to take the Tata to the masses.

[@mumbaikar23]

Those days during my college years I use to drive maruti 800 but one of my classmate had Sierra it was like he earned huge respect driving a tata Sierra really nostalgic this episode had made me remember those days

[@smitmore2856]

Im born in 1995 but I love all 90 s cars gypsy is the mos which I loved and my dad had tata estate in 2008 we bought it from goa it was in red colour and that was reall awesome after couple of years we sold that recently i bought tata estate for 40 grand and brakes were failing all the time I don't know what was the issue but then i sold it, look day by day everything is becoming high tech but the main thing is at 90 s it' was amazing a car for that era with those features and it's old school but it will be always DAD...... !!!!!

[@JSKV]

A camparison between SX4 and KIzashi will be a good one !

[@evoIndia]

👀👀

[@sirishch]

Kizashi ✌

[@sandeep4365]

Tata cars the best most safe cars. Had all of them right from. Tata mobile, Siera, Estate, Sumo, lndica loved them after1995. Till today waiting for a Van from TATA.

[@ritwikgupte4373]

Great video. Btw Sirish, was that an Omega Speedmaster on your wrist?

[@SACHINACHARYA]

Since AVINYA is a concept to demonstrate Tata's design & technology prowess, production spec car should be called e-STATE. At least, if they intend to make a three row iteration of AVINYA. Sierra & AVINYA production versions both will be banger 🔥♥️ for 2025.

[@sirishch]

e-STATE 😮

[@SACHINACHARYA]

@@sirishch e for electric STATE = humongous amount of space.

[@AbhishekRoy902014_Phoenix]

Hey Sirish, is the location of shoot Hinjewadi Ph3 near the TCS road???

[@vincentmichael5489]

My first car Tata Sierra. We feel Royal in highway.

[@evoIndia]

Make way!!

[@sirishch]

great first car to have had!

[@regenitin]

Truly sensational cars from our home grown brand which were much ahead of the time. Growing up, I loved the Sierra and the Estate and always dreamt of owning one some day. That was the time we were going around in a MS 800, however now I would love to get my hands on the new Sierra. I beg to slightly differ when you say 3 door SUV's did not work or will not work, I say people would love 3 door niche products today more then ever considering most of the families are nuclear now and most adults have their personal cars. I wish they had still retained the curved glass which made it an iconic differentiating factor.

[@sirishch]

True but as you said 3 doors are still niche and manufacturers won’t take the risk if they can help it

[@DpKris]

Sirish you did it man finally Sierra . Nect please Mahindra Jeeps evolution or 500 550 series. Let younger people know that we had an off roader with 3 gears only.

[@sirishch]

love to do that mahindra family reunion. soon....

[@ghostofbase]

Dog-leg shifter.. thats a new term i learnt today... our old Mahindra CJ500 also had it

[@sirishch]

Everyday is a school day

[@vinu6575]

Also the Sierra was the macho suv used by hero’s in many of old 90’s Indian movies. And the Malayalam super star Mammooty had a Sierra back then ❤

[@sirishch]

💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻