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The new Tata Nano caught fire 45 minutes after purchase

Tata Nano Spontaneous Combustion Problem Emerging?
In India, there was spontaneous combustion of a new car Tata Nano. The car caught fire 45 minutes after it was purchased.

According to local media, 45 minutes after the start of operation of the vehicle appeared smoke. The car overtook a motorcyclist, who told the driver that the Nano is lit. In the cabin, except the driver, was representative of the company that bought that car. They managed to jump out of the cabin before the flames enveloped the entire car.

Representatives of Tata has not reacted to reports about the incident. Information about the appearance of smoke in the operation of Nano appeared before, but before that there was no reliable information about self-ignition of the car. According to observers, the result of the accident can be a massive recall Tata Nano.
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