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- SMStuti Mon 3rd October 20234.4
Mahindra Bolero is one of the finest cars/jeeps for one who is looking for long term and convenient four wheeler. It is rough and tough which runs on diesel, most comfortable and high mileage. Requires low maintenance. The design and the material is amazing.
- TBTapati Bhattacharjeeon 10th October 20234.8
I have been using the Bolero Diesel for over last few years and I am very happy with it. It is a very reliable and fuel-efficient car. I have never had any major problems with it. It is also very spacious and comfortable, which is great for my family.
- VVijayaon 10th October 20233.5
The Mahindra Bolero is an exceptional SUV known for its rugged reliability and robust performance. Its powerful engine and impressive off-road capabilities make it perfect for adventurous journeys. The spacious cabin provides comfort for passengers, and the vehicle's durability is unmatched. For those who value reliability and toughness, the Mahindra Bolero is an excellent choice.
- AEAuto Enthusiaston 17th July 20254.8
I think any car having combination of "Diesel + RWD/ AWD + Manual Transmission" is the perfect and best. Diesel gives you power, RWD/AWD plays a significant role on off roads & hill areas, and manual transmission gives better control on your car. So, Mahindra Bolero is my all-time favorite car. The Mahindra Bolero isn’t just a vehicle - it’s a beast, it is A Metal Tank on Wheels. The moment you sit inside and start the engine, you feel like you’re driving a truck. It’s strong, sturdy, and unapologetically raw. The build quality is old-school - solid metal all around. You shut the door, and it doesn’t just close - it clangs with authority. It genuinely feels like you’re sitting inside a metal tank made to conquer anything in its path. Power-wise, it may not have race-car specs, but on the road (or off the road), it delivers sheer torque and muscle. Whether you're climbing steep village roads, plowing through muddy tracks, or just navigating bad city roads, the Bolero doesn’t hesitate. It keeps pushing forward like a stubborn ox and ready for more. The ride quality is rugged. It feels like a mini truck in the best way possible.
- MManion 16th September 20254.0
My favourite car currently on sale in India is the Mahindra Bolero. While it may Not be the most glamorous or tech-loaded SUV on the market, the Bolero has earned its place in my heart for what it represents rugged reliability, practicality, and simplicity. It's one of the few vehicles that has stayed true to its core purpose over the years: to be a No-Nonsense workhorse that thrives in Indian driving conditions, especially in semi-urban and rural areas. What draws me most to the Bolero is its dependable nature. It's built on a tried-and-tested body-on-frame chassis, making it ideal for rough roads, farms, hills, and even flood-prone areas. The m2DiCR diesel engine may be basic, but it's kNown for its longevity and fuel efficiency. I also appreciate its low cost of maintenance, which makes it popular Not only among fleet operators but also among individuals who need a tough, reliable vehicle without the frills. Aesthetically, I find charm in its boxy, utilitarian design. It's honest and purposeful a rare quality in today's era of overstyled crossovers. Despite being spartan on features, the Bolero delivers where it matters most durability and function over form.
- Posted on 15th July 2023Thread Summary
The Bolero is a top-selling car known for its reliability, fuel efficiency, and affordability in repairs. However, it scores poorly in interior features compared to competitors like the Alto. The discussion raises questions about Mahindra's lack of improvements in the Bolero's interior design.
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