Discussions and Questions Mahindra Bolero - Page 2
Is the basic interior of the Bolero Neo Plus outdated, or is it a selling point for who it is targeting?
27 December 2024 08:13
Let’s be real, the tech in modern cars is dated in a few years anyway. The Neo Plus at least is something you know, and will stay relevant.
Is the Bolero Neo Plus just a stretched Bolero Neo or does it bring something new to the table?
27 December 2024 08:13
It's definitely more than a stretched Neo. The Plus has genuine 9 seater capability, that’s a rarity at this price point. That extra row makes a huge difference for large families or small business.
Is the Bolero Neo Plus just a stretched Bolero Neo or does it bring something new to the table?
27 December 2024 08:13
It's just Mahindra trying to milk the Bolero name, come on. They didn't bother changing the front design. Same old Neo with a box on the back.
Is the Bolero Neo Plus just a stretched Bolero Neo or does it bring something new to the table?
27 December 2024 08:13
I would say, it is a smart move by Mahindra. What they did was take a proven platform and tweak it to fill a need. Not all new models have to reinvent the wheel.
Is the Bolero Neo Plus just a stretched Bolero Neo or does it bring something new to the table?
27 December 2024 08:13
In fact, the longer wheelbase improves ride quality, even if the Neo Plus may look similar. It is more stable on highways and will handle better with a full load.
Is the Bolero Neo Plus just a stretched Bolero Neo or does it bring something new to the table?
27 December 2024 08:13
It’s a budget people mover, let’s be real. It doesn’t have to be revolutionary. The price is worth it for decent space and Mahindra’s reliability. That’s enough for many buyers.
Does the Bolero Neo Plus make sense for urban areas or is it a rural product?
27 December 2024 08:13
Actually, it’s pretty great for urban use. You can see over traffic from the high seating position, and the surprisingly tight turning radius is useful on cramped city streets.
Does the Bolero Neo Plus make sense for urban areas or is it a rural product?
27 December 2024 08:13
No, it's too big, too unwieldy for city driving. You try parallel parking this beast in a busy market area. You'll be there all day!
Does the Bolero Neo Plus make sense for urban areas or is it a rural product?
27 December 2024 08:13
It depends, I think, on the city. In smaller towns or areas with less traffic it could work fine. But in Delhi or Mumbai? Good luck with that.
Does the Bolero Neo Plus make sense for urban areas or is it a rural product?
27 December 2024 08:13
You're all missing the point. The big urban family who needs to haul kids, groceries and grandparents all at once will love it. Not everyone wants a hatchback that is cramped.
Does the Bolero Neo Plus make sense for urban areas or is it a rural product?
27 December 2024 08:13
To be honest, it doesn’t look like it’s winning any style points in the city. But for practicality? It's hard to beat. If you run a small business or need to move a lot of people at once, this is especially important.
Does the Bolero Neo Plus make sense for urban areas or is it a rural product?
27 December 2024 08:13
In my city, I’ve seen plenty of these being used as school vans. It seems to work fine for that purpose. It’s just how you use it.
Does the Bolero Neo Plus make sense for urban areas or is it a rural product?
27 December 2024 08:13
The real question is, would you be okay with being seen driving this in the city? It's not even quite a status symbol, with all the crossovers and SUVs.
Is the lack of modern features like the Bolero Neo's, more reliable in the long run?
27 December 2024 08:02
Absolutely! Less stuff to break means less gadgets. We've had Boleros for years and they just run on basic maintenance.
Is the lack of modern features like the Bolero Neo's, more reliable in the long run?
27 December 2024 08:02
I disagree. But modern features aren’t just for show — many of them enhance safety and efficiency. The Neo feels outdated and that’s not always a good thing for reliability.
Is the lack of modern features like the Bolero Neo's, more reliable in the long run?
27 December 2024 08:02
It's a trade-off. One side, you get bulletproof reliability, but you miss out on some really useful modern tech. I just wish Mahindra found a better balance.
Is the lack of modern features like the Bolero Neo's, more reliable in the long run?
27 December 2024 08:02
I like that the Neo is simple, as someone who has dealt with electrical gremlins in new cars. I love having a vehicle that I can fix most things myself.
Is the lack of modern features like the Bolero Neo's, more reliable in the long run?
27 December 2024 08:02
It's not just about fewer features, it's about reliability. It's about build quality too. Any day I'd trust a well built modern car over a basic one with questionable assembly.
Is the lack of modern features like the Bolero Neo's, more reliable in the long run?
27 December 2024 08:02
Simplicity is the Neo's strength for rural areas. When you’re far from service centers you want something that a local can fix easily.
Is the lack of modern features like the Bolero Neo's, more reliable in the long run?
27 December 2024 08:02
Don’t romanticize the lack of features. Safety tech saves lives. I'd rather have a reliable death trap that is only once in a while is going to need a repair than a car with modern safety features.
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