USED Mahindra Pik-Up/Scorpio - Do you buy a used Indian ute? | ReDriven used car review

[@gatomatias1]

Well, this is a real review. Most reviewers do new cars, which I think is nonsense, but reviewing a 500K Km car feels right.

[@giggygiggy1393]

540,000 kms !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@VMRDY]

I thought it was a typo. 😂

[@williamegler8771]

Any vehicle can be kept running and roadworthy indefinitely as long as the owner is willing to make the necessary repairs.

[@robg5513]

Also a courier vehicle, which means fewer heat cycles. Much like why cabbies can get 750-1000k out of a car, but it’s unlikely Joe Blogs, with same vehicle, will be able to.

[@spamansh1710]

​@@williamegler8771any vehicle! Lol tell that to range rover owners

[@spamansh1710]

​@@williamegler8771"any vehicle" you must live in a different world

[@NIPUNAPEIRISPR4NK]

Yep, got to give credit to Indian car a/c. Had a few Indian cars and trucks back in Sri Lanka and the A/C was bloody freezing in 30+ degree weather, hot sun and no window tints. Things were really reliable too probably because they use 80's tech. Also, the space in the engine bay, you could put a whole second engine in there and still have space left. For rugged bare-bones cars and bikes, India seems the best option. And yeah, you can overload the living cr*p out of them, and they'll run fine no dramas.

[@Tedkelvin]

tough as nails these things

[@ChandranPrema123]

80s tech? What do you mean Mahindra Engines are top class

[@threekblack217]

@@ChandranPrema123Ok scammer.

[@ScorchedEarthTactician]

@@threekblack217salty much convict

[@sanidhyakumar5816]

@@threekblack217 why so mean bro

[@1985toyotacamry]

I heard of this brand in the US. More like tractors and side by side than a truck. 540,000 km?!! Pretty reliable as a Toyota.

[@ChandranPrema123]

Like In India 99% of pick ups are All Mahindra

[@oogaboogacute]

we call them toyota of india yeah they are reliable asf

[@prasannaik8604]

​@@ChandranPrema123where??? I dont see any mahindra pickups

[@FfF-tp2cl]

Step outside then. It's shocking that you didn't see any while living in india

[@murraylangley2449]

I have a 2029 S10 Black Hawk. It is the best money I've ever spent on a vechile. Draws the eye of every tradie and mechanic in Tasmania, thanks Sheffield Tyre and Mechanical (Tassies only Mahindra service agent) for keeping it in tip top shape onthe road. It has no problem hauling 1T in the tray or dragging a 2,5T trailer up the hills around Launceston. Yes it has the turning circle only slightly better than a train but they can keep their Hiluxs and Rangers, this is not a show pony it is a work horse amd makes no excuses.

[@richardsims2472]

Best ute I have owned in 43 years of owning work utes, no stupid alarms going off ,the diff lock is unbelievable you can feel it lock in. I do 50%off road and can't fault it other then it lacks the low down power of the 1998 QD32 D22 I have had since new. I can drive from Bundaberg to Murwillumbah for 37ltrs of fuel. I did change the front hub to free wheeling as I didnt like how long they took to lock in.

[@lockandloadlikehell]

Manual locking hubs?

[@threekblack217]

Mahindra makes death traps.Brought to you by India where 50% of MPs in parliament are convicted rapists & murderers and where scammers stole $9 billion from senior citizens in Australia in 2023.

[@davidwild66]

I took a Scorpio N for a test drive on one of the stinking hot Perth days that we've had recently and the air coming out of the air con duct got down to minus 5 degrees C.

[@Tedkelvin]

in East Africa... the mahindra bolero pickup beats the old ox cart landcruiser 70series 1Hz in virtually all metrics. they are really popular work trucks... and very reliable. safety is non existant😂😂

[@frankndirangu4340]

Weeee tetea scorpio achana na bolero......Crde kamenitesa though I love the mhawk

[@Tedkelvin]

@@frankndirangu4340 umejuaje hio handwriting ni ya mbogi... 😂😂

[@chopapimonianio6794]

Jajajaja are you sure

[@greymatters2965]

😂😂imefikisha ngapi uku hii sasa

[@Tedkelvin]

@@greymatters2965 bei ya hilux inanunua mahindra mbili

[@ManyColorsOfLight]

Farmer in SA ere, I've owned previous model mahindra 4x4 ute before. These are tough, no-nonsense work horse... will do 90% what 70 series will do and drink much less. Makes usual mid duty Utes feel like toys at much less price. But in saying this, now I have changed to 79 series because support ,part availability, mechanics are unfamiliar with it to work with ... and there are few parts in mahindra sometimes let the otherwise brilliant vehicle down... I've vowed I'd never spend money to buy 79 before , but the truth is you lose just as much with mahindra .. the resale is very bad ... with 70s v8 maybe ending ... it maybe actually smart investment for a vehicle.

[@ManyColorsOfLight]

I suggest if you want to buy PikUp, just get a clean second hand under 25k, don't spend money on after market, just off road it till end of days. Money well spent.

[@mattdebyl8806]

It’s a bloody shame the Thar got blocked for sale here by Jeep. They were going to release them (and still might).

[@neosmith166]

No worries mate, they bloody will. Just design needs tweaking. By the way Thar already got spied testing in the land of oz.

[@thesinistermonk2515]

​@neosmith166 it really depends on how they change the front looks (& they bloody better)! Everything else is just a standard SUV! Hope they're successful! ❤

[@AbAb-nx2zy]

Yes and No. Mahindra is very capable and they should be easily able to launch a different looking Thar there.

[@sidharthsharmatech]

Thar ev coming soon

[@Aftermath-News]

I mean Thar is a rip off from the Jeep Wrangler. Ofc they dont want Mahindra to release them.

[@MartinJones123]

Didn't know Mahindra's were that tough... However the lack of dealership network and parts availability is probably what would steer me away from these things if I was in the market for a Dualcab Ute...

[@dalesmith4985]

The ex cricketer Mathew hayden has one and he swears by them

[@kimmurphy8297]

You couldn’t afford one anyway mate stick to your Toyota celica 2003

[@MartinJones123]

@@kimmurphy8297 Sure, I'll stick to my 2003 Toyota Celica as long I don't have to take public transport with you 🤣

[@suma8406]

really tough ,check more,u will be amazed

[@ChandranPrema123]

This is the same problem in India. Their dealerships are less

[@raygale4198]

The turning circle is the same as a Land Rover Defender, live with it. The center bearing failures are helped along by the crap pre delivery where the under body is sprayed with a thick bituminous goo. They spray everything, underbody, tail shafts, exhaust. The runs hanging of the tailshaft were near 5MM thick and made it massively out of balance. I got under mine and cleaned it off with degreaser and paper towels, vibrations gone.

[@willhooke]

Good point regarding the tail shaft 👍🏻

[@mr.stealyomemes1393]

I’ve been a member of the Facebook Mahindra owners club. I was very interested in the Pik-up, but the things drawing me back was the lack of parts in Australia, and some of the dealer issues. My conclusion is: if you have another car already, go for it, but as a sole vehicle, no. The diff locks are great, the engines are superb, it’s barebones and solid, but it’s being let down by the lack of parts and dealers.

[@Ms-a_1]

It rarely gives trouble. It will run for decades

[@MrJustapersn]

This is seriously impressive, cheap basic motoring which wears its half million km with ease. I'd doubt its Chinese rivals could do at least half that

[@bonjovi1354]

to b fair indian market is ran by japanesend korean and indian brands so they have to hav some level of engineering so mahindra can consume jap nd korean customers .... ford chevy could not do any business

[@williamhardes8081]

my sister bought one of the first generation to hit the shores, still owns it and has never had a problem. before that she had Rodeo's, Triton's and Rovers and they were all pieces of shit.

[@dinho890i]

Rodeos are not shit

[@threekblack217]

Mahindras are death traps beware.

[@ROHIT690THAKUR]

Mahindra Pickups are the first choice for people in rural areas in India. These are INDESTRUCTIBLE. This is basically India's AFFORDABLE TOYOTA like reliability.

[@Tapas82]

Not only in india all over nepal too in nepal all bolero and scorpio comes in 4×4 versons most.

[@threekblack217]

😂😂😂😂

[@ChenODYu]

I’ve a 2012 model, done 150000miles and it’s still running great. This thing can last forever if well taken care of, we don’t even have proper roads here and it’s still a charm to drive as day one.

[@ramblinonandon]

Just to repeat..540,000ks. Impressive.

[@davidarter9670]

That’s certainly an eye opener! I had no idea they were that reliable. Nice review :)

[@ChandranPrema123]

Come to India one day if you can You can find so many Mahindra SUVs,Tractors and Jeeps but never in a bad condition

[@mattdebyl8806]

With some of the newer model more consumer friendly vehicles more traditional dealers are sprouting up. I’d have any Mahindra over basically any of the Chinese sub brands.

[@rhyswoodman6781]

Said it before... best car reviews by 540 thousand kms!

[@redwolf9455]

Mahindras are built like tanks. I own a Mahindra tractor and the only reason it’s ever not started is cause I left a light on and the battery drained. They’re perfect

[@ROHIT690THAKUR]

Key statement: "Better to get a new Mahindra pickup for $40,000 rather than a 10 year Toyota 70 series truck. Also, it's more reliable than other comparable trucks"

[@threekblack217]

Ok scammer.

[@sanidhyakumar5816]

@@threekblack217 ok convict

[@roberthunter6927]

I was considering the Mahindra ute a couple of years ago, but the closest dealer was 200kms away. And spare parts availability may not be the only issue. I have a GWM ute, and it needs some special tools. This is not unusual in modern vehicles until you find out that Great Wall will NOT sell special tools to the public, and even independent mechanics. There are exceptions, because RAC workshops can apparently get them, but some small one mechanic garage on the other side of Dingo Piss creek may have problems. However, this is an Indian and not a Chinese vehicle, and given that vast subcontinent it would surely be commercial suicide for Marhindra to require local Indian mechanics to equip themselves with thousands of dollars worth of special tools in addition to all the normal/generic tools sets that the average mechanic has to invest in. With some special tools it is good to "think outside the square". I needed a front bearing retainer tool, and as I said, GWM told me to get lost. So knowing that vehicle makers tend to steal each others designs, I got one from another brand of truck that looked mechanically the same, and bought that tool. Five minutes with a file, and I was able to use the tool, and solve the problem. The half a million K's is impressive, and so is the price/value for money. Probably worth investing in a few spare parts ahead of time, and a workshop manual. Again, GWM, in their wisdom, would not sell me a workshop manual, so this is yet another disincentive to investing in a non-mainstream brand of vehicle. Marhindra might however, and if I was serious I would certainly inquire about getting one. Most of the common makes and models of vehicles have workshop manuals in stores like Supercheap Auto stores and the like.

[@BlackHawkTejas]

They have a whole manual about their vehicles on their website as PDF, you can download them. They are easy to repair.

[@Ambrose4695]

Dingo Piss creek ... Haha!!!

[@roberthunter6927]

@@Ambrose4695 Full disclosure, I got that term from John Cadogan auto expert, so the giggles/appreciation is for him.

[@roberthunter6927]

@@BlackHawkTejas Cool tip. Thanks.

[@sidharthshivappa1359]

I own an scorpio with 2.2 m hawk and zero issues with 5,00000 kms its a gem of an engine!!! But rusting is an issue on body panels other than that very very pocket friendly and too reliable engine , transmission and suspension!!

[@Immakr]

I love that "Paying Bills" animation!

[@garyanderson-smith9049]

With all the issues re Support for warranty issues with Toyota's 4x4 vehicles in the last 15 years, YES I am going to buy a MAHINDRA PICKUP. Lets face it, I will save a heap of money, it will do all the things I want and its almost impossible for Mahindra or their dealers to treat me as bad as Toyota treats their customers.

[@CWjustindawes]

I live in Costa Rica, and my 2024 S11 automatic has been great. The abused 2020 S6 before that not so much. The S6 got a ABS gremlin that the Mahindra importer just couldn't figure out, so they refunded my cash and I put it on the S11. All of the points here are spot on here, as a 2-year Mahindra owner I totally agree-other than my blue S11 is pretty good looking. One extra point: the departure angle off-road is terrible with the trailer hitch. The engine is not a screamer, but gets it done. It'll roll 140km on the highway no problem. At $35K USD for this or $80K+ for a 79 Series here in CR, it's a no brainer. Although I do get a twinge of jealous when I see a well done 79....

[@costaricaunbound]

I'm in Costa Rica too, I'm seriously looking at getting a '24 model, seems to be a tad cheaper than the '25. What are your thoughts? You don't see them here much, but still not uncommon. How is the availability of parts... That's one question I've had. Local parts store have things or do you gotta go thru the agencia. I'd like to find someone that's got one and look it over calmly rather than going to the dealer.

[@CWjustindawes]

@@costaricaunbound I'm in Guanacaste. Overall it's been good, I took it to the angencia in San Jose for oil changes and stuff. As for parts, I assume you'd need to go to the agencia since they are not common. Although I do see more and more around Liberia. I'm happy with the purchase as they are a great value.

[@Luke-ig3wf]

My mates mihindra lasted,800 thousands k got flogged in the Bush hardly serviced wasn't the most stylish thing but was a beast

[@cytuber]

I agree 100% about the look of the truck. The grill and headlights don't match the rest of the vehicle. They should have gone a bit more heavy duty.

[@bonjovi1354]

its a originally a suv ..they chopped it off

[@sanurawat1651]

My Scorpio recently clocked 100 thousand km no issue so far

[@medievallampp]

Great vid. Would love to see reviews on the other available mahindra models getting around aus

[@CupiDany]

The cupholders are specifically designed for choccy milk or iced coffee bottles. No need to be flat.

[@bearhug8613]

Rooty gave it the Thumbs up and got one , definitely my next car. Love the simplicity and lack of electronic nonsense

[@seamusobrien2675]

540 K K's enough said, Oh What a Feeling, it's not a Toyota but gee whizz my old RAV4 with 320 K K's would be envious.

[@alanmorris4121]

My 2004 RAV has done 475,000 with no issues. I have been looking at the Mahindra pikup as an eventual replacement.

[@OutbackOutlaw]

Our org has a Scorpio and a an S11 they are both awesome no nonsense vehicles.

[@billinudgelexhaust138]

Missed some bits, common parts oil, air, fuel and cabin filters, wheel bearings, centre bearing, suspension, free wheeling hubs and brakes are all available (if you own one and know a service is coming up order first simple). Turning circle is large due to the fact if you allow the front wheels to overturn you chew out your cv's, dont care about cv's then adjust the end stop bolts and half the turning circle. Towing capacity is about were all ute's should be, anyone stupid enough to drag 3.5 tonne (realm of F250, Chev Silverado 3500 or Dodge Ram 2500) around with with a sub 3lt motor and a gross weight of under 2 tonnes is a fool with more money than cense and is looking at a new ute every year. Example of carrying capacity My S10+ 1067kg in the well back, Dodge Ram 1500 big truck tow lots if you own a service station 940kg.

[@Bigsoot7393]

What's engine size got to do with towing haha

[@phillipmoss490]

Thanks for doing this review :) I was actually thinking about buying one of these.

[@julesmarwell8023]

one good point... it's not made in china.

[@harrypsaunders]

That's getting your money's worth, especially when you see some "premium" brands shit their strides way before 200,000ks!

[@garyanderson-smith9049]

I amdiffinitely buting one. I decided that some time ago, I have been saving my considering and nearly have enough for a new S11.

[@neosmith166]

Go for it mate!

[@bradsuctliffe8535]

I'm hoping to have enough $ to get an s11 before the global comes out. I don't want all the beeping flashing safety features but more airbags would be nice...

[@SirBigzalot]

Happy to provide my Ssangyong musso xlv ultimate for review.

[@sounakchowdhury1928]

That's also a Mahindra

[@AbAb-nx2zy]

Just wait for the day when Tata motors (Owner of JLR) will launch their vehicles too. I bet, These two india brands will be sufficient to bring lot of headache to existing top car makers in AUS. Both are very very reliable car makers. Especially in diesel engines

[@justjingerjosh6852]

Thank you thank you thank you so much. Been waiting on this review and you guys never disappoint Can you please do a review on the Mahindra Thar? Sending love from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@cthorno2991]

We don't get the Thar unfortunately. Jeep took Mahindra to court about it's design. If it was here, jeep sales would go from woeful to non existent.

[@lobsterwhisperer7932]

@@cthorno2991 I just took a gander at these, gotta say they would sell like hot cakes in Australia.

[@cthorno2991]

@@lobsterwhisperer7932 I think Mahindra are going to start taking off here once people realize you don't have to spend $75k for a 4x4.

[@bonjovi1354]

@@cthorno2991 5 door one is coming .. can u guys not import ?? or imorting is much more expensive??

[@bonjovi1354]

@@cthorno2991 mahindra won in australia so there is a chance and suddenly alot of thar reviews popped up from australian jourrnalists recently

[@007tj5]

Content with my 2018 XUV 500, So far not much isues with spare parts.Most of them are available on eBay and online. Was able to get the front fender from Mahindra after a small accident. A local mechanic was able to fix a ruptured turbo intercooler for $100.Only complaint is that the auto gear is very sluggish to reache the 3rd gear you have to shift 1st and 2nd gear in manual mode especially when comming out of traffic lights.

[@UncleJoeLITE]

Quite positive overall! [540k!] Imho, I'd take an Indian built car/truck every day over equivalent Chinese. Suzuki, Hyundai & others have & do sell Indian cars here, typically under the radar. i20N? _I'd really love to import a last-model, top-spec Tata Nano, I just ❤the whole Nano idea. =)_

[@VMRDY]

The Jeep Compass and Suzuki Baleno as well.

[@farken7467]

Same here, Chinese cars are nasty, Indian gear is generally longer lasting and better engineered. I'd love a Mahindra Thar.

[@Gaurav4u22]

​@@farken7467well said 👍

[@madrx2]

Still better than A Chinese Great wall/LDV. It's the perfect little runabout to thrash and not care about damaging.

[@robertfonovic3551]

Little runabout? At 2 tons?

[@rajitp5269]

540000 ks!!!!! It looks like its ready for more🎉

[@jonwing6523]

Cruise control in a manual will disengage when revs get too low or the load too high for the current gear.

[@TJSaw]

This is an honest work truck for a day of honest work by an honest man. No frills reliability.

[@stevencondron9355]

Inside is fire rated which I’d rather that ; than any of the other safety crap

[@A861967]

Biggest issue is getting spare parts.. 😂

[@UncleJoeLITE]

Easy as, compared to my Japanese imports! Try a $3k Suzuki bloody windscreen! =)

[@wooloongabba]

I've never even heard of this brand until I watched this . Interesting

[@davidsmith9440]

Really, Mahindra has been selling the Pick Up for nearly 20 years in Australia.

[@Whatreally123]

Too bad Mahindra doesn't sell them here in India. We have very less use for a pick-up but I would hope they start selling few units. Isuzu and Toyota are selling their pick-up trucks here so if Mahindra can sell them at much lower prices, will be amazing.

[@Elisa9395-y4z]

Scorpio gateway is there and you can modify on a used Scorpio 😂

[@bradclifton5248]

Looks like reality is kicking in. We have all these clip and to our cars but, they only add risk to reliability. Therefore, simple, tough durable vehicles must be a priority for the future.

[@julesmarwell8023]

thanks again for your dinky di down to earth good honest reviews......for a work horse with so many Kays on the clock and still be in such a good condition. says much about Indian honest workmanship. Which I;m sure have changed a lot of persons opinion about MADE IN INDIA. i;M LOOKING FORWARD TO when you review a similar chinese machine with similar mileage . and how it will compare (mechanically most important) Keep up the good work mate. I;m looking forward to when you get to 50k subscribers. which I:m sure you will. Cheers and have a good one. PS> I reckon Jim. is every body's mate.

[@Jules-zi5qf]

just check the turbo isn't burnt out

[@andysaunders3708]

I can't see how a pre delivery check should be required to ensure that components don't fall of the chassis. That's simply shitty assembly quality. That stuff doesn't come loose all by itself on the ship bringing the vehicles into the country.

[@ianweal3081]

Hmm, one would think not but it's part of pre delivery.

[@Sam-zu8pc]

Door trims - not door cards in Australia!!

[@WARDADDY72]

Can you get these at all in the US market? And if you do answer what would it cost? Ballpark figure.

[@sounakchowdhury1928]

Check-out Mahindra roxor.

[@threekblack217]

@@sounakchowdhury1928 Mahindra Roxor has failed road worhtiness tests in the US.

[@harshsolankireacts]

@@threekblack217 because it is not made for the roads , its a side by side

[@threekblack217]

@@harshsolankireacts Ok scammer

[@wmpriest123]

a more decisive comparison would have been the Toyota Hilux Double Cab (even the Raider model), the Nissan NP300 Double Cab, the Ford F150 and the Ford Ranger Double Cab vs the Mahindra new all pickups feel and work great - now live and work with those same vehicles for a decade or 300,000 km then we talk again the outcome will be far different if the vehicles would perform the same comparison my prediction is that if those pickups were used as real workhorses and not as a mere city-boy mode of transport with occasional loads and on bad road surfaces and regular dirt roads and farm roads that the Mahindra won't even be around at that point and the fords would have underwent either tons of mechanical upkeep or possibly repairs while the japanese pickups would still be fine also remember Toyota is bringing out a $10,000 pickup truck that will also later be available in double cab and 4x4 models, so the price mention now largely becomes a negative for mahindra who simply took a sub $10k vehicle and tried to sell it cheaper but very near the main brand pickup trucks in fact in South Africa a mahindra, chinese pickups and other garbage pickups are now sold at only a minor price difference from the Japanese main brands, why would I buy a Mahindra if I can have a Toyota Hilux Double Cab for the same price? And if anyone wonders exactly how a japanese pickup truck differs from anything else, go view the topgear episode where they team tried to destroy an old diesel toyota hilux - as for local experience myself, I owned a mahindra and it had one mechanical failure after the other throughout the warranty period and we later had to resort to the courts to force a refund, other rural owners I encountered share similar horror stories, a business I deal with on a monthly basis have a whole fleet of both the regular Mahindra pickups and the purely commercial ones and they confess to the same problem, but their solution is to trade in each mahindra after 11 months for a new one at the dealership to avoid repair and warranty wars. If you plan on replacing your pickup each year. Buy a mahindra. If you plan on buying one pickup that has to last because there won't be funds for a very long time to see to a replacement, then buy japanese I replaced my new and refunded mahindra commercial single cab LWB with a used Nissan Hardbody single cab LBW (that pre-dates the Nissan NP300 which was it's new model during the time I bought the mahindra), at the time I purchased the nissan hardbody it was already 6 years old. My used nissan hardbody is now only two services away from the 400,000 km mark and still going strong and doing it's job and no mechanical failures have occurred, I service it myself mahindras are serviced by it's dealerships and don't last past their warranties on average many claim to own a veteran mahindra, however on the rare occasions when you do spot them on the roads in SA they are new, you almost never find an older model since those have either been scrapped or waiting to be fixed, thieves over here don't even want to steal a mahindra with the keys left in the ignition since it is such a piece of garbage - however they'll go to great lengths to steal even a used japanese pickup let that sink in - also consider that at the time of release of this video praising the mahindra, other youtubers in the same category are also doing mahindra videos, because mahindra is running scared of the newer planned japanese pickup brand releases that will simply outsell mahindra's overpriced unreliable garbage, all manufacturers do paid for social media and video content, this is no exception

[@robertfonovic3551]

💤 💤

[@wmpriest123]

@@robertfonovic3551 you don't see Mahindras over here older than 3 years because they don't even last three years. Unlike other countries we actually put our pickups to constant heavy duty use. Changing the milage on an almost as new garage queen and then making a video about it is the same as a used car salesman saying "oh it only had an old lady driver and the ultra low milage is genuine"

[@harshsolankireacts]

so much free time to write this much🤣

[@1969Risky]

Where I am in NSW is half way from Newcastle & half way from Ballina, these are the only 2 Mahindra dealers near me. I've only ever seen 2 of them on the roads. Yeah, they look butt ugly but 103kW from a 4cyl diesel?!? Surely, they could have scrounged an extra 50 odd kW from somewhere? The only thing I liked about this video is that they've done over 540,000kms & they're in okay condition. My mate's Mazda BT-50 has done over 400,000kms but he's had the same issues as all Ford Rangers have had. I reckon with a better powerful engine, they would sell more.

[@mattdebyl8806]

I mean, 103kw for a 2.0 TD is pretty standard. 320Nm also.

[@1969Risky]

@@mattdebyl8806 Doesn't have the power to knock the skin off a rice pudding.

[@mattdebyl8806]

@@1969Risky so many utes have had this kind of power output. Somehow people seem to manage.

[@1969Risky]

@@mattdebyl8806 Maybe by 1980's standards but this is 2023.

[@reefbreak1]

Eg: 2014 3ltr TD Hilux only has 360nm

[@michaelhart5886]

Hows the mini coming along on the side there

[@Hannah_Grey]

It seems like the lack of dealerships and ready to go parts are going to be the Achilles heel of these things.

[@Mookiemadskillz]

Have a shot everytime you hear "Not to mention"

[@RickJamesEstate]

I did this and ended up in the hospital :(

[@gauravyadav6413]

Bro the way you narrate and speak is fun, subscribed to you, do more Indian car reviews 😂😎, and shaadaap Scorpio is a handsome looking SUV 😑

[@ReDriven]

Thanks so much!

[@gustavokennedy213]

We need these in America

[@bestestusername]

these videos are more fun than new car reviews, one thing though if you are reveiwing a dual cab ute can you wear chunkier shoes instead of thin converse so we get an idea of foot space

[@averagepk]

I would love to see you guys do a video on used Colorado's I've always been curious about them second hand.

[@edgarallanperegrino6869]

I wonder if mahindra will be back in Philippines ❤❤❤

[@sbGOM]

Oh God, that made me laugh. 500k kms. All the....."but it won't last 25 yeez loik me hilux/prado/cruiser/70 series" comments stopped in their tracks. So funny!

[@VKP-i5i]

Look at the price 😂

[@jonathenschwartz3019]

Superb video

[@stuartarneaud218]

Interesting don’t sound bad at all

[@TheHayabusa09]

I saw one with only 12k on the odometer getting serviced at my local mechanic. Looking underneath we were both shocked at the amount of surface rust on literally every suspension component, mismatched bolts along the driveshaft and nuts that were only finger tight...Oh..and the factory snorkel is only wafer thin that soon implodes on itself after a few years...Buy a SsangYong Musso instead.

[@grumpy-g5s]

Never buy a musso unless you have tons of cash to burn no resale no parts no service

[@je2338]

Or buy neither and get yourself a second hand dmax

[@TheHayabusa09]

Isuzu Australia have just recalled over 8,000 DMaxs built between '21-'23..No thanks.@@je2338

[@Tedkelvin]

i have 4 of them. the bolero version with the 2T tray. no rust issues only leaf spring shackles, wheel bearings, clutch kits, Universal joints breaking etc...normal wear and tear stuff on small trucks that see 4.5tons and no roads. regards from Kenya.

[@devendersuhag6968]

Ssangyong was owned by Mahindra in past for 10 years.....😂😂

[@aselagunawardana1032]

Mahindra is almost born from laylend india and ford india ..pretty old school but it tough

[@Tractor_rado04]

Can you guys do a review on holden RG colorado

[@silverduan]

Could u maybe do a segment on the 2009 Ford Everest 3.0 TDCi next?

[@1carusGG]

I have a feeling that they 'OZ' market is going to go bonkers when they launch the next generation Scorpio Pickup.

[@YuckFoutube-e1z]

The ute looks alright. The bull bar sucks balls.

[@robertfonovic3551]

Sucks balls? Yeah righht

[@ChandanKumar-mx7jx]

Sir plz make a video on e250/350 2012/2014

[@richardeycken]

Got a 4 banger Amarok with 460k on the clock. Other than general maintenance it’s needed an alternator and a tail shaft in the last 250,000 km. Still gets around 900 kms out of 80 litres of massively overpriced diesel.

[@nissanpatrol8950]

Amaroks are absolute units. Love my v6 tdi

[@ReDriven]

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[@sailingcitrinesunset4065]

Mahindra are far better offroad than people think! If they made one with 3.5 tonne tow capacity! They'd knock Landcruiser out of the market! The latest Landcruiser is flimsy under the bonnet.

[@Mahindramadness]

Got one for sale in WA, black edition

[@obsposts9052]

Their trim names sound like phones tho

[@majoepeter]

U need to review xuv 500, xuv 700 and scorpio N.

[@sujpuj]

Mahindra used the Australian made DSI 6speed gearboxes in early scorpios and they were unreliable!

[@rudipepping9864]

Great ute very impressive in this price range😊

[@replicant357]

Cheeky cheeky - 🥘 up a good ol storm with statements like that. I LIKE IT!!! 😂

[@mostafagalib]

I love ur car reviews. Pls do a review of Honda s660 if possible. Thanks

[@ReDriven]

Are you some kind of psychic? 🤔 we shot a Honda S660 the other day. Publishing in 2 weeks!

[@mostafagalib]

Haha, that’s my dream car. Just wanted to see you reviewing that car and also curious about Jim’s “what goes wrong?” part. I’ll wait for the video, thanks a lot. 😊

[@ando-p2h]

​@@ReDrivenbeen waiting for a long time to see your opinion on the Mahindra good job personally I would not recommend doing any mods to them majority of the people that beefed it up have had serious problems with them , just wrap it in cotton wool and it will serve you well , Awesome review m8

[@tomnewham1269]

Yes I would buy a Mahindra than a Landcruiser. Surely it couldn't be any worse to drive than a Landcruiser. In fact I'd buy a horse and cart before I buy a Landcruiser.

[@paulklp8262]

$100k vs $29k for essentially the same ute. Obvious choice if you're an actual tradie. Landcruiser owners are upper class fwits pretending to be working class.

[@MilkKilk-nq4pb]

​@@paulklp8262uh aa

[@maheshrawat3392]

​@@paulklp8262 mahindra should add some luxury features, little bit better engine and should charge double of Landcruiser price. Legends proudly buy overpriced cars everywhere.😀

[@AussieBlueDog87]

These aren’t comparable to a landcruiser. They aren’t the same class. These are best compared to an early 2000s hilux sr5. I owned a landcruiser, now I own a mahindra s6+. The mahindra is more closely related to my mates 2002 sr5 than it was my landcruiser.

[@cjalisyas]

Cheap things no good, good things no cheap.

[@VKP-i5i]

🧠❌

[@mangobaba1776]

Unlike other brands, Indian cars of #TATA and #Mahindra brands are very durable, pocket friendly and have a strong build quality. If you still don't believe in Indian quality .... Then you are lost my brother.

[@handymanr4729]

I bet it looked great in the design renders.. Then they printed it.

[@lesklower7281]

If you have a use for a 4X4 Ute buy one 540000 kilometres there are many cars that will not do that are these as good as a Toyota Hilux

[@robertfonovic3551]

In some ways better. Price!!!!!

[@lesklower7281]

@@robertfonovic3551 l suppose your right but been a Toyota nut still do like the Land Cruiser 70 series for its simplicity even the return of quarter windows in the four cylinder single cab ute l have them on my 1997 Toyota Hilux simplicity equals reliability but l do like reliable vehicles and the Mahindras are reliable and l am now seeing a couple around the 4X4 six seater only a couple of PikUps but l did enjoy retrievers review of the Mahindra PikUp

[@adarshchandranarms5045]

U can buy it past 10 years I am satisfied with it without any damages

[@mtbguidebook1132]

Would love to see the one that this company has that has done 1,000,000kms.

[@campbellellis7934]

The old Bengaluru Billy cart! Probably have one before an LDV or GWM, but jeez, i would rather a 300,000 km 15 years old 70 series than a new one of these. Happy days if you get a new one. She's a raffle though

[@raymondmumford6255]

What a wonderful process, one that many Western countries have lost these skills.