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This Safari car Tata Safari accommodate 7 persons easily. offers you with a variety of Car Package tour in India. By hiring our Taxi for the particular Indian destination you can avail great discount for your holidays Sit behind the wheels of masculine Tata Safari and feel the thrill of exhilarating power to leave strong presence on road. Reclaim your life with fresh and revamped Tata Safari which is here to rule the Sports Utility Vehicle segment with the stunning looks, awesome features and power of new age engine with state-of-the-art technology.

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Verdict:

The safari is an excellent car, it always had image and road prescence going for it, it has a spacious cabin, which can comfortably seat 5 (2 more bit uncomfortably) and loads of luggage. What it lacked most was a powerful engine, TVS-Delphi took care of that. It is also one of the most feature packed cars with its DVD player and so on. In this car, you can keep cruising all day long without much feeling too tired, build quality is also steadily improving, but still suffers from a few rough edges. If one is looking for a comfortable SUV that is able to do the highway and town circuit quite well and also not get stuck at the visit to the farmhouse, look no further.

Safety Rules :

All drivers are trained in Defensive Driving as per our safety training.

All drivers can speak and understand Normal English.

All drivers have valid country commercial driving license.

No right hand side getting out of Vehicle for clients (this avoids 60% of risk exposure)

Instructed to follow country road laws.

Seat belts are worn at all times.

Vehicle not to exceed 90 Km/h on National Highway (2 way highway) and 70 Km/h on State Highway.

A break must be taken at least every 2 hrs, and many more if necessary.

Decrease speed near villages/ town/ intersection to risk of any incident

Design and interiors:

The Safari still holds that big, macho SUV image. It continues its high stance with a rather long bonnet; it exudes ruggedness; even in the face of its rather more timid looking clear lens headlamps and some extra chrome that has gone into its anti-ageing process. Lines of the Safari DICoR aren't very different from the outgoing safari and save for the new headlamps, tail lamps and a more pronounce chrome chin, the changes are hardly noticeable. It still looks every bit a softroader as it used to, but right now; I think it got even more civilized.

Ride and Handling:

SUVs aren't really meant to handle, are they? I dont think so, apparently Tata doesn't think so either. Sad, but the good news is that Tata, unlike Mahindra realizes that the major advantage of an SUV is its ability to absorb undulations. This, the Safari does very well; it is able to cope very well with most potholes but the forte of the Safari's ride lies in its ability to absorb bumps at higher speeds.

This can really take the strain out of any highway drive. The ride of the safari may seem quite bumpy while off-roading at low speeds, but that isn't exactly what the safari was meant to do; although the advertisement may have you believe otherwise.The Safari still holds that big, macho SUV image. It continues its high stance with a rather long bonnet; it exudes ruggedness; even in the face of its rather more timid looking clear lens headlamps and some extra chrome that has gone into its anti-ageing process.