In the Indian market, the Mahindra Bolero Camper occupies a unique place as a cheap pickup truck. Although it is probably no more refined or as powerful as its Isuzu D-Max or Toyota Hilux more expensive rivals, it does pack a lot of value into one practical workhorse. However, since few complain about the camper’s simple design and rugged construction, the Camper is a rugged-built unit for tough jobs and rough roads; some do, however, contend that the unit’s basic features and dated interior make it far less versatile for light duty hitches, where compromise is not an option. The debate continues on whether the cost savings of the Bolero Camper outweigh the benefits of newer, more modern and feature rich pickup trucks. Camper isn't the cheapest pup tent in this space. That said, for the potential buyer it is worth considering how utility and practicality compare to more expensive options while also taking into consideration long term ownership costs and resale value.