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xlr82v2 · 07-01-2009, 05:02 PM

I've not seen one yet... but think I'd certainly take a serious look at them, just from what I've seen on the 'net about the new Mahindra trucks. I'd rather have a manual instead of the 5 speed automatic, but that's just me. I don't think you can buy a Ford F150 with a manual tranny anymore either.

Mahindra built about a bazillion Willys Jeeps, so they know how to build a durable vehicle. I have absolutely no complaints about my Mahindra 3525 as well... I'd do it again in a heartbeat. My biggest concern with them would be aimed at all the anti-pollution garbage that they will have to put on them to make them meet EPA requirements... Mechanically, I'd expect them to be very durable and reliable.

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xlr82v2 Platinum Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Southwestern Illinois Posts: 684	Re: Mahindra Diesel trucks and SUV's I've not seen one yet... but think I'd certainly take a serious look at them, just from what I've seen on the 'net about the new Mahindra trucks. I'd rather have a manual instead of the 5 speed automatic, but that's just me. I don't think you can buy a Ford F150 with a manual tranny anymore either. Mahindra built about a bazillion Willys Jeeps, so they know how to build a durable vehicle. I have absolutely no complaints about my Mahindra 3525 as well... I'd do it again in a heartbeat. My biggest concern with them would be aimed at all the anti-pollution garbage that they will have to put on them to make them meet EPA requirements... Mechanically, I'd expect them to be very durable and reliable. __________________ _____________________ Brian 2007 Mahindra 3525 1952 Ford 8N