Since its launch, Tata Harrier has been quite the sensation in the Indian automotive market. Designed attractively, with enough space in the interior and loaded with sophisticated features, it is seen as a premium SUV offering from an Indian manufacturer. But its overall quality, reliability and after sales service has been mixed. Having a commanding road presence and a comfortable ride some of the owners swear by it while others aren't quite so happy about recurring issues and bad service experiences. The debate over the Harrier's value proposition is hot: with some touting it as a game changer for the Indian auto industry and others arguing that it is just riding on patriotic sentiment and clever marketing. As potential buyers weigh their options in the competitive SUV segment, the question remains: Should you be considering the Tata Harrier instead of other choices in the market?