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| Traditionally, Indian automobile sector has always laid out a lukewarm welcome to estate cars. Despite knowing that history full of odds is against it, Tata Motors launched Tata Estate in 1992. The car was equipped with coil spring rear suspension and provided a spacious and a comfortable ride. The car was a replica of Mercedes-Benz Estate, though in looks it resembled it, an unassailable gap existed in the performance. Tata Estate did better than what many had anticipated it would but not well enough to be continued in the market. Tata |
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Engine
| Type |
Four-cylinder, in-line, longitudinal location, diesel
1946cc |
| Cylinders |
4 |
| Maximum power |
68bhp @ 4500rpm |
| Maximum torque |
12 kgm @ 2500rpm |
| Displacement |
1948 cc |
| Gearbox |
Manual, 5-Speed |
Displacement
| Length |
4,630 mm |
| Width |
1,710 mm |
| Ground Clearance |
170 mm |
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