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Originally Posted by dZired Congratulations on the purchase mate. Loved your style of writing. This might be the first autobiography on TBHP.
Though we all treat our vehicles much like our family members, but writing an autobiography is something no BHP-ian had yet considered, AFAIK. |
Thanks dZired.
Mine is not the first autobiography.
Bhpian sidindica has done that earlier when Scorpio was launched years back.
However, I aint sure whether that was an ownership report or a review.
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Originally Posted by Alive2Drive Don't you think the ground clearance of the XUV 500 is low compared to its counter parts Duster/Terrano ? Mahindra claims a GC of 165 MM as compared to 205MM by the Duster/Terrano. Did you face any under-scraping issues while driving ?
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The ground clearance of XUV is not 165. It is 200 mm.
165 mm GC for an XUV is too less. Even figo has GC of 165 mm.
Mr D used to very easily scrape the underbody in the figo before he upsized his tyres to 185/65.
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Originally Posted by Sree_hari82 Quick question - Your drive bears a PY registration number isn't that not a problem driving in Kerala. In Chennai the RTO Cracks all the PY registered cars in last couple of months.
Btw i am also in the process of booking the cheetah in W6 form. |
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Originally Posted by Mistakenguy Mr. D is above all laws and hence doesn't need to be worried about the MVD/RTO. Jokes apart, if you search for other threads by him, you would understand that he is a defence personnel and can drive cars registered anywhere in the country. ( Notice the Figo regn plates as well ) |
Congrats on the purchase decision Sree_hari82.
And all the best for your ownership log mistaken guy. Let's see when will you get time to get out of your red Punto.
For the Py registration, it isn't as simple Sree_hari82 and mistakenguy.
As per MVD and govt rules, any citizen of India can buy a car from anywhere in the country.
However, the catch is that you have to re- register the vehicle to the state in which you are driving it within a period of one year.
My owner and I are getting relocated to Goa within a couple of months and Mr D intend changing the registration to 'GA' once he reaches there.
Yes, it is a pain to register and re-register the vehicles each and every time you get transferred.
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Originally Posted by samabhi By the way, do you know why Mr.D didnt consider Strome at all? Is it because that he is spoiled by the low slung Red Figo comfort and doesnt want to be bothered by the excess body roll?
OT : Tell your owner that we liked his unique style of letting you share about yourself. |
Yes. He didn't consider Storme mainly because of the body roll and also the Tata badging.
He wasn't too sure about the consistency of Tata vehicles and their A.S.S.
We all know how good/bad they are in that department.
Also, there are many Tata cars including a couple of Safaris plying around in his organisation. He had observed that Tata cars though looks prime in haydays, they age down pretty fast.
Mr D's Figo is turning four years this August and is still as good as new.
Whereas an Indica Vista which was bought at the same time period is a rickety truck now.
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Originally Posted by drmohitg Please ask your master to upload a few more interior pictures as well :P. |
Thanks for the kind words.
Interior pics wer not posted intentionally.
The forum had enough pics already and didn't want to overload it.
However, on request, shall prompt Mr D to take some good snaps and attach it.
(I have not yet acquired the skill to operate the camera. I can only write and speak as of now. Being a machine has its drawbacks too

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Originally Posted by fz_rider Well congratulations! Happy to report that none other than Mr. Mahindra retweeted this thread. Way to go! |
Wow!! That's great news.
Happy to know that and thanks for spreading the news.
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Originally Posted by differential fantastic write up.
Loved the style of writing  |
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Originally Posted by Rohitj92 Fantastic write up !! Never read such a review before. Loved it. |
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Originally Posted by nitinbose Congratulations! That's a great buy! I'm sure you would enjoy to the fullest. |
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Originally Posted by vaisakhr Loved it!!
Rated 5 star  |
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Originally Posted by Speed.Demon Fantastic write up, mate!!  |
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Originally Posted by voyageur Hey Dhanush,
I have never seen such a different style in writing an ownership review. Congrats on your new car. I rated this thread 5 star for I loved your idea of making this look like an autobiography.  |
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Originally Posted by Pferdestarke Congrats to you on finding such an ardent master for yourself. Convey my best wishes to your master for acquiring an asset like you. |
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Originally Posted by Ross Whoa car speaking for itself. Very unique and interesting style of write up. |
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Originally Posted by SDP Dhanush,
Brilliant thread! A well deserved 5 star. Thoroughly enjoyed it and have marked it for another round of reading over the weekend.  |
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Originally Posted by J.Ravi Congratulations and best wishes to the author and the driver. I wish both of them infinite miles with smiles.  |
Thanks everyone for taking your time out to listen to the rants of a machine.
Your kind words are much appreciated.
Atleast now, I hope that Mr D will give me due considerations
regards,
The name less white XUV