Tata Indica Dicor: the anti-crisis car

Tata has just launched the Indica Dicor, the most up-to-date diesel version of the Indian model. The Tata Indica Dicor now features a new diesel engine, as well as minor changes to the front of the vehicle.
The Indica Dicor’s engine is a 1.4-litre turbocharged diesel that produces 71 CV of power and has an average speed of 152 km/h and a 0 to 100 km/h acceleration time of 15.2 seconds. All of this with a consumption of 6.0 L/100 km, which is somewhat high for the engine and the performance the Indica Dicor offers.
Tata defines it as the anti-crisis car, part of its Car for Everyone campaign launched last year, thanks to its price and its economical diesel engine. And the truth is that it has a fairly affordable price for the vehicle it is and in relation to its equipment. The prices are as follows: Dicor LS, €7,880, Dicor LX, €8,699, Dicor Sport, €9,255.
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La verdad que coincido, y me pareció excesivo el consumo de este auto, ya que estamos ablando de un auto con motor diesel y de motor chico.