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| ![]() Nice review. I am very sorry, but have the made the 2wd a FWD? |
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Could not make out the driveshafts from the pics angle at first glance, but realised now. Thanks for clarifying. Last edited by karthikrao23 : 30th June 2022 at 19:54. |
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There's no marking or some etched arrow to indicate that there's a tow hook behind that flap. Editing the original post. ![]() ![]() | |
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I am on the verge to book a XUV7OO FWD or Scorpio N 2WD. Also i own a Thar 2020. I need to know a relative comparison between the drive quality, handling, body roll and bounciness of XUV7OO vs Scorpio N 2WD. Are the above mentioned parameters almost in the league of XUV or slightly better than Thar? I know what is a monocoque and a BOF chassis but Mahindra has portrayed this to be very stable and segment best in all terms. Please do give a detailed analysis. Last edited by SportsMedicine : 30th June 2022 at 20:22. | |
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Drive quality, handling, body roll and bounciness of XUV700 will be better than Scorpio N as scorpio is meant to be true blue blooded 4x4. By the way, I also have a Thar and have canceled XUV booking and will go for new scorpio N. Last edited by alokk0912 : 30th June 2022 at 20:34. Reason: removed acronym |
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I would buy Scorpio N if it drives at-least 50% better than Thar and if its ride, handling, bounciness and body role is upto 70% in the category of XUV7OO. Also another major concern is the 3rd row tumble occupies 40% of boot and by that percentage its not at all practical boot utilisation. Also no split seats. So either its 6/7 persons travelling with no luggage or 5 people travelling with half the luggage that could have gone in a XUV. Another concern is the curtain airbags do not reach the 3rd row in Scorpio N while they do in XUV7OO. No AC vents or power outlet in 3rd row too. | |
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@GTO need a detailed review/ write on drive, handling, bounciness and body roll in comparison to XUV7OO in the upcoming full review please. Last edited by SportsMedicine : 30th June 2022 at 20:58. Reason: Spelling. | |
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| ![]() Ride quality was the only factor that i was worried about in the new Scorpio N. If it is supposedly worser than the already bad Fortuner, then I'd probably stay away. I'm coming from a Duster , and I'm really spoiled by its wonderful ride. I wonder how the Hexa managed to score such a fantastic ride, despite being a body-on-frame vehicle. |
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| ![]() checked out the Scorpio at local dealership, my observations 1. Second Row seat recline lever doubles as one touch tumble when no passenger in the seat. 2. Both segment of bench seat can recline 3. Second row middle occupant will feel hard backrest and seat belt poking the bottom. Middle passenger for long drives wont be happy. 4. Third row seat as cramped, only for smaller kids for short durations. 5. Paint quality is good, wont call best in class. I mean in 15+ lakh range. 6. One touch tumble in second row work nice, but not a soft landing type. Given the heavy seat, front passenger will feel a crash behind. 7. Everything about the car is heavy and big. Lot of car for the money you pay. 8. within showroom, front camera quality looked adequate, but front left and front right views needs some getting used. 9. Love the Scorpio overall, will decide after test drive, if i dont find it intimidating to drive in city roads. My usage will be all in pot holed Bangalore roads. 10. First time, my wife and daughter who have least interest in cars, asking about booking process. |
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