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Tata Nano Cabriolet - Cutting Roof

Tata Nano Cabriolet
A picture of last night appeared on the internet, showing two units somewhere in public. Image Tata Nano is not convertible and apparently official photo was taken on the road. Tata Nano is not really a convertible convertible, but a standard model which has been cut roof. We believe that these things raise some question marks for safety, since the rigidity of the car suffered from ceiling removal.

The two units of Tata Nano convertible picture seems to be the result of someone who used a saw on the roof of the car rather than a machine made by the manufacturer. Some reactions to the Tata Nano convertible say that the image is not a production vehicle and a vehicle used internally by employees Dad. They also say that Tata Nano convertible and will never become a production model, at least not in this form.
We will continue to follow the story of Tata Nano convertible and we'll keep you informed regarding the deployment.
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