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dadu · 16th June 2008, 10:58

Very honest review tanveer.

When I was looking at the Safari 2.2l, I also looked at the Scorpio 2.6 (not 2.2l, no launch) and my deciding mantra was :

Space and Comfort
Space and Comfort
Space and Comfort

I was happy with the pickup etc, wasn't looking at sprinting any of the two. In Stop-Go traffic, couldnt feel the difference in the driving between the two (thats where we drive the most).

I was not willing to compromise with the middle seat comfort and luggage space (had no money for the roof carrier

)

I was not willing to accept tall (6') people alighting from the middle seat with pains in the knee etc., which my cousins faced on their trips from Chandigarh- Delhi in Sumo, Bolero (Owned) and Scorpio.

After our (me & wife) TD of the Safari, all other's cabin space started looking smaller to us.

16th June 2008, 10:58	#13 (permalink)
dadu Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 2,880	Very honest review tanveer. When I was looking at the Safari 2.2l, I also looked at the Scorpio 2.6 (not 2.2l, no launch) and my deciding mantra was : Space and Comfort Space and Comfort Space and Comfort I was happy with the pickup etc, wasn't looking at sprinting any of the two. In Stop-Go traffic, couldnt feel the difference in the driving between the two (thats where we drive the most). I was not willing to compromise with the middle seat comfort and luggage space (had no money for the roof carrier ) I was not willing to accept tall (6') people alighting from the middle seat with pains in the knee etc., which my cousins faced on their trips from Chandigarh- Delhi in Sumo, Bolero (Owned) and Scorpio. After our (me & wife) TD of the Safari, all other's cabin space started looking smaller to us. __________________ "I cannot be fair with everyone in Life" - dadu, 2001 Last edited by dadu : 16th June 2008 at 11:03.