Mahindra S11 Pickup Tows Jayco All-Terrain: Real-World Test Through Townsville's Rugged Terrain

[@OutbackOutlaw]

Love my S11, got another one on order work pack!

[@kieranproven4874]

Mate you are doing a fantastic service for potential buyers. Great video to watch.

[@waynedark2645]

Have you done a test with your one that had the canopy on. Whilst towing the van

[@the_curry_cruiser]

Everyone knows red goes faster!

[@nathankelly1708]

Hi Jonesy, good to see you're first cab off the rank to support Chris and the Pik Up. 2100kgs, up hill and the NQ heat/humidity allows for some solid testing of the little 2.2ltr and for the record I don't pay any attention to the likes of Dmax owners and their thoughts toward fuel economy. Hope all is good in W.A. mate. Regards, Nathan.

[@the_curry_cruiser]

@@nathankelly1708 pleasure Nathan. I always look forward to the next upload. I recently took the new rogue for a test drive and consumption is no better than the Mahindra. Interestingly the two almost neck and neck in a drag race with my S11 having an open canopy mounted on the Tub.

[@nathankelly1708]

Good to hear from you mate:) We ended up going with a Musso lwb with leaves rather than the trusty Pik Up, a Mahindra head office decision had us cancel our order but still carry all the respect for the Indian mule. We looked at a second hand '18 Lux w/146k on the clock at 46k which would have near on been our Mahindra Work Pack with canopy fitted, EFS upgrade and other good bits. Whether Pik Up or Musso I still can't see how the likes of a 73k GR Lux can be justified.

[@kristianrognli9553]

Just got my s11. Didn’t even make it back to the farm before it blew the turbo. 174km and I watched it get towed away.

[@Leon-lp9fl]

My never to sell 2010 Thar tows great at 90, to stay safe. Red S11 catches the eye. Smart R-W test

[@petercross8620]

Even allowing for the terrain I would be horrified by 17L/100kms. I have a 2021 MUX towing a Jayco dual axle 2.4T PopTop and the worst I have ever got was 15L/100kms. Another point, obviously the van is wider than the car. If you want to be taken seriously then fit towing mirrors so you have legal and proper rear vision.

[@chrishepple3401]

Fuck righto Karen bit dramatic hey

[@petercross8620]

Just stating facts. The fuel consumption is bad and the setup is illegal. Facts are facts.@@chrishepple3401

[@milsy6936]

Peter Cross. Gees you don't want much out of 2.2 do you.

[@ClaytonCookpanda]

"Horrified" by an extra 2l/100. Okay. My 200 does 15-17 without towing :)

[@nevillebarry6165]

The jayco all terrain is not wider than the car it's under 2mts in width to track behind the tow vehicle on narrow bush tracks. The mirrors on most vehicles protrude beyond the width of the van making it legal to tow without the need for towing mirrors.

[@rustystarfishadventures]

The in ride cab view looks rough as guts. No one is really gonna use these for anything other then a super cheap work car that last a couple of years and get a new one.

[@Pyjamarama11]

I'd suggest a bit of camera shake isn't helping we towed a camper in our Pik Up around SA / NT for 4,800km and felt fresh after every day

[@milsy6936]

I know a guy in Townsville and no not Mike Carney. Had a S10 manual dual cab Mahindra and he also had 2018 landcruiser dual cab V8 manual. He had a contract up the cape too do with power upgrade. Now he told me that he preferred taking that S10 up the cape for work as to that over priced bucket of shit 2018 landcruiser he had. And when the family and kids went camping at hidden Valley the kids want to take the S10 because it had more room in the back rear cabin seat. He said he absolutely loved taking that S10 up the cape for work and loaded to the hill. He said would of still had the vehicle had his young fella had not rolled and end for ended it.