I have purchased my vista saffire on sep 2009 since then people at petrol filling station and tata servicing centres usually give a dirty look at my vehicle cos its petrol version. And now a days i hear from service centre advisors that they dont have petrol engine mechanics a very strange and scary answer. And recently i got transferred to tezpur which is in assam here when i approached ghosh motors they said that they dont touch petrol vehicles for a moment i felt i did a great mistake of my life purchasing tata vehicle so those who r going through my review think twice when u opt a tata vehicle . Bottom line is maruthi is the best and will b the best so go for maruthi. Tata is and will remain worst. As i cannot write 75 words about tata vehicles so some good words *tipu sultan was a learned man and an able soldier. He was reputed to be a good poet. He was a devout muslim. The majority of his subjects were hindus and they were his staunch loyalists for he was a benevolent ruler.
At the request of the french, he built a church, the first in mysore. In alliance with the french in their struggle with the british both tipu sultan and hyder ali did not hesitate to use their french trained army against the maharattas, sira, malabar, coorg and bednur. He was proficient in the languages he spoke [1]. He helped his father haidar ali defeat the british in the second mysore war, and negotiated the treaty of mangalore with them. However, he was defeated in the third anglo-mysore war and in the fourth anglo-mysore war by the combined forces of the english east india company, the nizam of hyderabad, the mahratta confederacy, and to a lesser extent, travancore. Tipu sultan died defending his capital srirangapattana, on may 4, 1799.