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Was the Mahindra Naya Commander the most underrated Indian car in its time?
28 January 2025 10:05
Definitely underrated. It was essentially the Indian market's Hummer mini.
Was the Mahindra Naya Commander the most underrated Indian car in its time?
28 January 2025 10:05
The real underrated gem of that era was the Tata Safari, nah.
Was the Mahindra Naya Commander the most underrated Indian car in its time?
28 January 2025 10:05
I will give it that, it was unique. However, to be unique isn't always a good thing.
Was the Mahindra Naya Commander the most underrated Indian car in its time?
28 January 2025 10:05
Underrated for sure. Had it been given more time, it could’ve been India’s answer to the Land Rover Defender.
Was the Mahindra Naya Commander the most underrated Indian car in its time?
28 January 2025 10:05
Now, it might’ve been a gas guzzler in terms of practicality, but it was a gas guzzler. That in itself made it hard to justify.
Was the Mahindra Naya Commander the most underrated Indian car in its time?
28 January 2025 10:05
It was ahead of its time. These days, everyone wants a boxy SUV with lots of room.
Was the Mahindra Naya Commander the most underrated Indian car in its time?
28 January 2025 10:05
Underrated? No way. It deserved to be rated mediocre at best, and that’s exactly what it was.
Was the Mahindra Naya Commander the most underrated Indian car in its time?
28 January 2025 10:05
Mahindra had potential, but he didn’t develop it enough. A few more iterations could've been great.
Will the Indian traditional buyers love the unconventional design of the Svartpilen 801?
28 January 2025 09:39
Younger riders will love something different. But the older crowd might not get it.
Will the Indian traditional buyers love the unconventional design of the Svartpilen 801?
28 January 2025 09:39
Indians are becoming more design-conscious. It will do well, I think especially in the metro cities.
Will the Indian traditional buyers love the unconventional design of the Svartpilen 801?
28 January 2025 09:39
The design is too polarizing. But it won't be a mass market success; it'll have a small, dedicated fan base.
Will the Indian traditional buyers love the unconventional design of the Svartpilen 801?
28 January 2025 09:39
The same was said about the KTM Duke when it launched, and look how that turned out. Give it time.
Will the Indian traditional buyers love the unconventional design of the Svartpilen 801?
28 January 2025 09:39
Traditional buyers won’t like it, but it’s not who Husqvarna is targeting.
Will the Indian traditional buyers love the unconventional design of the Svartpilen 801?
28 January 2025 09:39
People will grow to love the design. At first it might look weird, but it will look good on the road.
Will the Indian traditional buyers love the unconventional design of the Svartpilen 801?
28 January 2025 09:39
It’s great for people that like to make a statement. Not all of us want to be blending in.
Will the Indian traditional buyers love the unconventional design of the Svartpilen 801?
28 January 2025 09:39
That is exactly why it is going to be successful, it is an unconventional design. There’s a new weariness of cookie cutter bikes.
Can the Svartpilen 801 live up to its expected high price tag in the value conscious Indian market?
28 January 2025 09:39
It's not to justify the price to everyone. For those who can afford it, it's a premium product.
Can the Svartpilen 801 live up to its expected high price tag in the value conscious Indian market?
28 January 2025 09:39
No way. In India, you have to find the right price to features sweet spot. This will be too expensive for what you get.
Can the Svartpilen 801 live up to its expected high price tag in the value conscious Indian market?
28 January 2025 09:39
Maybe if they market it as a lifestyle product instead of just a motorcycle. Marketing will be key.
Can the Svartpilen 801 live up to its expected high price tag in the value conscious Indian market?
28 January 2025 09:39
If the price will keep sales low, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. It can be a selling point, exclusivity.
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