via autos.yahoo.com
Tata Technologies of India has already made a European version of the world's cheapest car--Nano Europa--set to debut in 2011. And now the company is setting its eyes on the U.S. market. However, the higher emissions and safety standards would mean that the $2,500 car would end up costing over three times its Indian price: $8,000. Add the typical Canadian premiums and this might not be as cheap any more.
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