Mahindra Pik-Up

bwd61 Active member

Member since 18 September 2015

bwd61Active member15 October 2016 23:49:36

Anyone heard anything good or bad about the Mahindra Pik-Up's. I've been to the dealer in Belmopan and they seem to be a good choice for the Cayo area. I really like that the diesel motor is non computerized, plus it has a lot of other options and a price that seem attractive. Just wanting some input from anyone who might have some experience with one.

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Spiceman39 Serial expat

Member since 19 July 2013

Spiceman39Serial expat16 October 2016 00:11:51

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I have heard both good and bad. Bad first, One person told me the one she bought is the last Mahendra she will ever buy. reason she said was the body prematurely get rusty. i never heard anybody else say that. One positive comment i heard was, it is hard get one stuck in the mud. my wife think it is ugly . I do not agree.
Having said all these there are plenty on the road ,i have not seen one yet on the roadside waiting for a tow truck.
a busy restaurant usually means the food is good..
This company started as a heavy equipment maker and I believe they know "Diesel"

guestposter3251 Guest

guestposter3251Guest16 October 2016 00:34:32

http://www.caradvice.com.au/65137/mahin … road-test/

terrific Serial expat

Member since 11 August 2013

terrificSerial expat16 October 2016 08:12:09

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The only draw back that stopped me from buying one was that they do not, as yet, do an automatic gearbox and I really do not want to go back to Manual its been nearly thirty years since I drove a stick shift I'm too old and lazy to go back.