The Mahindra Bolero Camper, which was basically created for rural and off road use, has also made its way into the city. But this shift has raised questions as to whether it can work in urban life. The Camper's rugged build, high ground clearance and utilitarian design give it its practical appeal for rough roads and the unevenness of rural areas. But in urban settings, its dimensions, basic characteristics, and absence of modern facilities can be regarded as drawbacks. It's a debate about whether the Camper's simplicity or durability is an advantage or disadvantage when driving in the city. It's too no-nonsense in a world of overly complex cars, say some, while others argue it doesn't belong in more refined urban cars. There is value for potential buyers to think about how the Bolero Camper’s characteristics translate to daily city use: tight parking spaces, stop-and-go traffic.