The TATA SAFARI (2000-07) is a large, five-door SUV from Indian maker Tata, offering a taller, more rugged alternative to ordinary family hatchbacks. In the UK it is now a rare, budget-priced used 4x4 rather than a mainstream choice, and its practical, no-frills character is a key part of its appeal. With a roomy cabin and useful load space, the Safari can suit families, outdoor enthusiasts or buyers needing a substantial vehicle for trips and everyday duties. It feels more workmanlike than polished rivals such as the Land Rover Freelander or Nissan X-Trail, prioritising a commanding view and rugged presence over refinement and the latest conveniences. mycarcheck.com recorded 14 look-ups covering 11 distinct VINs, so the sample is small. Within those checks, average mileage was 72,000, annual mileage 8,000 and keeper count about 2.3; average private-sale valuation was £400. Treat these as observed figures, not necessarily a current asking price.