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The Tata Harrier makes me feel secure and planted and it is about 12–13 kmpl on longer drives. The cabin is roomy and roofline is high. Infotainment is okay but service sometimes takes time. It’s a comfortable long-distance cruiser for family trips. It's undoubtedly a good buy for me.

Tata harrier is a great car in this price bracket of 20-30 L The only negative I found was poor fit and finish and poor service experience Rest this car is great in all aspects Tata is getting better daily and I expect it's service network to improve in coming years .

I like the Tata Harrier because it is a great balance between style, substance and comfort. It looks bold and modern, the interior feels upscale and tech-rich, and one feel safe in it because of its strong safety build. Being an Indian it always feels proud to see an Indian company capable of producing a car of such standard & refinement. It gives me the kind of presence on the road I enjoy, without having to step into extremely expensive premium brands. For everyday drives, family outings or even just to feel good behind the wheel, it delivers.

The Tata Harrier drives with confidence, feels planted on bad roads and looks premium inside. Steering is a bit heavy in tight city traffic.

Harrier is one of my most favorite car because of its durability and performace. Overall, the look carried by Harrier makes its different from the other SUVs, Totally, worth the money car.

Harrier is a car that makes me smile every time I drive. The design is stylish and the road presence is amazing. The engine is powerful and smooth, and it feels stable even at high speed. A good vehicle

I personally believe Harrier is the best car on sale today, given the body strngth, interior space, the tech, safety and appearence. I remember seeing it at the Delhi Auto show back in 2018 and releasing the shift in India Auto space it would bring. Also I had friends who actually were part of the Engineering teams that designed its suspension back then, so hit close to home. If Tata had brought the petrol in , it would have meant a quick end to the monopoly of Creta. If only Tata could bring in the petrol, more delayed they the more they lose market to Creta, and mahindra's xuv700

I think currently my favourite car on sale in India is the Tata Harrier. I have been in love with it since it's launched in 2019. The muscular looks of the car along with its platform & diesel engine (2.0 litre multijet with 170 bhp) is what I really like. Apart from that the space which it offers is I think one of the best. Also after owning a honda jazz for over 8 years now I have realized how important the build quality of a car should be & this is one place where we know harrier is the best. Also I am aware about the issues with the Tata Motors service model. Be it a "long term review" about a car or a "new car" review I come first to Team-BHP only. Now I want to join this prestigious community so that I can have full access to the various blogs & be able to communicate with the members directly regarding anything related to cars & bikes. Also I am now looking to buy a new or pre-used car for myself for which I need to go through various things to make a decision about a particular car, hence that is one more reason for me to join this community. centers & that's the only thing which hold's me back but the Heart still goes towards the Harrier only. Apart from all this the other reason why I like the harrier so much is that before my family owned a 2014 Pajero Sports as well (recently sold) so I know how it feels to sit in a car this big & massive & how the road feels like while driving it so that's one more reason to like the harrier. That is why it is my favourite car on sale in India currently

I prefer the Tata Harrier as I've recently gone on a family trip on it and the ride was superbly comfortable. It felt like having a powerful baby elephant with it's sleek black design. Trust me, it's a super smooth comfortable ride which makes any road trip enjoyable.

Of all the indian cars available in the market, tata harrier is my favourite car and im a proud owner. Not only is it built strongly, it also provides a torque converter now!! This is impressive for an indian brand given the transition from a xza to tc has been somewhat adopted by tata. Additionally the design, heavily inspired from the range rover, it kind of ticks all sorts of boxes when choosing an indian car

Families like the Harrier because it feels strong on the road, and the ride quality is comfy on long drives. The diesel engine has solid torque, and the cabin looks premium too. Only thing, turning radius feels a bit wide in tight parking, otherwise great value overall.

The car that I own is Tata harrier , the reason is the built quality , the safety ratings and the design element they have put in the vehicle , the comfort levels to driver and passengers is great too.

I love my Tata Harrier, I have used it as a family car and have a lot of memories associated with this car Now. Countless miles with family and friends, those smooth roads and rough terrains and indeed the potholes. I am the only driver in my family and covered long distances without any fatigue. I love this car for its power and safety it offers.

The comfortable ride and intuitive infotainment system enhance the overall appeal. With its competitive pricing and solid build quality, the Harrier stands out in the SUV market.

Build quality is strong and impressive, the driving experience is amazing and its power is unmatchable.

Among all the cars currently available in India, the Tata Harrier stands out as my absolute favorite. This car has been a game-changer in terms of design, features, and performance, bringing a new level of sophistication to the Indian SUV segment.

Harrier is best for family and is value for money and a 5 star safety

Comfortable vehicle ,rich & luxury feel while driving ,road control the best in the class,It’s Diesal ,Automatic 8 months new vehicle ,great buy ,selling as moving out of India

The Tata Harrier feels solid on rough roads and the cabin looks premium, only thing is the mileage sometimes feels a little low.

Harrier is a powerful, stylish, and built with real substance. Its a perfect example of how far Indian engineering has evolved. Every time I see one on the road, it feels like a symbol of pride for homegrown design and innovation.