​5 Forgotten Cars From The 90s​
Mahindra Voyager

Mahindra Voyager​Launched with the design of a van, the Mahindra Voyager was a comfortable option for families. The car came with a diesel engine and was among the first models that the brand launched in the passenger vehicle segment. However, the high prices of the vehicle hindered its popularity.​

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Tata Sierra

Tata SierraThe SUV was launched in India in the 1990s. It became popular for its unique design and features that it offered. It was powered by a 2-litre diesel engine. However, the three-door design made it difficult for the owners to get in the back seat of the car.​

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Daewoo Cielo

Daewoo CieloThe South Korean brand made its entry into the Indian market in the 90s with various models in different segments. The Cielo represented the brand among the sedans in India. The car was powered by a 1.5-litre 4-cylinder engine which was paired to a 5-speed manual and 3-speed automatic gearbox. ​

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Daewoo Matiz

Daewoo Matiz​The hatchback from the Korean automaker was intended to be the rival for Santro, and Maruti 800 in India. The small car enjoyed a decent popularity in India at the time. The car came with a 796 cc, triple-cylinder engine and was a unique proposition in its segment.​

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Maruti Suzuki Omni

Maruti Suzuki Omni​Maruti Suzuki Omni was one of the most popular vehicles in the past. However, with time the name withered. It is to be noted that the vehicle was first launched in the 80s but received its first update in the 90s. The car came with sliding doors and had a 796 cc engine which gave 34.2 bhp.​

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