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Is the Mahindra Thar 4x2 LX Automatic a city slicker in disguise or a true off roader?
28 January 2025 11:15
Mahindra is doing a smart thing. What they are doing is making the Thar accessible to people who love the looks but don’t need hardcore off road capabilities. But it’s still more capable than most crossovers out there.
Could the Mahindra Naya Commander have been India's iconic off roader?
28 January 2025 10:05
They might have built a reputation if they had sponsored some off road racing teams using modified Commanders.
Did the Mahindra Naya Commander foresee the rise of lifestyle SUVs in India?
28 January 2025 10:05
In combining off road ability with family friendly features it was ahead of its time. Modern SUVs, for all intents and purposes, do that.
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 too good to be true?
28 January 2025 10:05
It wasn't poorly marketed. I think that it was just poorly marketed. It could’ve been a hit with adventure enthusiasts and rural buyers with the right campaign.
Did the Mahindra Naya Commander deserve a second chance?
28 January 2025 10:05
If they made them more practical but updated the looks and features, they'd be a hit with large families and small businesses.
How does the Mahindra Roxor's reliability compare to modern Jeeps?
24 January 2025 07:55
The Roxor might be simpler, but that doesn't automatically make it more reliable. Modern Jeeps have the advantage of decades of engineering improvements. The Roxor is still relatively unproven in the long term.
Could the Mahindra Roxor become a cult classic like the Suzuki Samurai?
24 January 2025 07:55
Absolutely! The Roxor has all the ingredients—it's simple, capable, and different from the mainstream. Plus, the legal drama with Jeep only adds to its underdog appeal. Give it a few years, and it'll be a bona fide cult classic.
Is the Mahindra Roxor the ultimate farm vehicle or just a fancy toy?
24 January 2025 07:55
I think calling it a farm vehicle is a stretch. It's more of a lifestyle product for people who want the idea of a working vehicle but mostly use it for recreation. Nothing wrong with that, but let's call it what it is.
How does the Mahindra Roxor's modding potential compare to other off-roaders?
24 January 2025 07:55
I'd say it's not as extensive as a Wrangler, but that's changing fast. The Roxor community is growing, and more companies are making parts specifically for it. The simplicity of the design is a big plus for DIY mods.
Is the Mahindra Roxor a true Jeep killer or just a wannabe?
24 January 2025 07:55
It's definitely not a Jeep killer, but it's not trying to be. The Roxor is its own thing—a simple, rugged off-roader that harkens back to the old-school Jeeps without all the modern bells and whistles. It's perfect for farm use or as a weekend toy.
Will the 2025 Bolero finally have the option of automatic transmission?
22 January 2025 12:34
An auto Bolero could actually be great for fleet operators. It makes it easier for multiple drivers to use without having to worry about clutch wear.
Should Mahindra be offering an electric version of the Bolero in 2025?
22 January 2025 12:34
An electric Bolero? In other words, it's like putting an arc reactor in a bullock cart. A cool idea but absolutely impractical for its intended market.
Is the 2025 Bolero still up to the task in the current SUV market?
22 January 2025 12:34
It may surprise us with the 2025 update. The question is if Mahindra can modernize it, but without sacrificing its core DNA it could be a hit with both old and new buyers.
Will the 2025 Bolero finally get modern safety features?
22 January 2025 12:34
I doubt they will add much more than what is needed to fill the regulations, but I don't think they will even come close to fancy. That's still supposed to be a budget workhorse.
Do the 2025 Bolero has the features compared to the compact SUVs?
22 January 2025 12:34
If you are aware of Mahindra’s recent launches, they might surprise us by launching a feature packed Bolero without losing its ruggedness.
Would you daily drive a New Bolero in the city?
22 January 2025 12:28
But only if I had a really short commute I would. Although it's not the most fuel efficient option for long city drives, the ruggedness of it could be an advantage for short trips.
Should Mahindra bring a 4x4 version of the New Bolero?
22 January 2025 12:28
No Nah, that's not the point of the Bolero. It's supposed to be simple and reliable. A workhorse. 4x4 is simply a jack up of the price and would make it less accessible to its core market.
Is the fact that the New Bolero lacks modern safety features a deal breaker?
22 January 2025 12:28
I don’t think it’s a deal breaker for rural buyers, but it’s for urban ones. Those safety features are what you need in the city. Toughness is the safety feature of the Bolero in rural areas.
Could the New Bolero be a cult classic like the Maruti Gypsy?
22 January 2025 12:28
But Mahindra could, and needs to, embrace its utilitarian image. Let’s make it a bit more bare bones, focus on its go anywhere ability. Then it might capture that Gypsy magic.
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