anjan 28th April 2009, 8:58 pm
Thanks vibhor and vijay, the Brute SUV is shaping up- t Agreed,the steering logo should have been a bit smaller but that's the smallest M&M make. Also, I have faced lots of critics saying that the steering cover is'nt matching there.Only vibhor dear says its cool. I will try and get it replaced. Even without a cover the steering looks OK and is soft to handle.
Today I had to go to lot and lots of places in the city and hence took
out my good old Maruti 800. The tiny car is still rockin the roads.My
experience after using the Scorpio for so many days (12 days precisely)
was quite a turn off. All the while with the Scorpio, I had smaller
cars and other tiny mechanical entities on the road running around for
cover, with some aggressive exceptions on wheels of course. Behind the
wheels of the Maruti I found only two wheelers getting out of my way.
Even most 3 wheelers don't care for Marutis these days.But the humble
Maruti can be parked anywhere and can go anywhere within the city or
outside. I do not have to worry about it getting scratched, dented or
even getting stolen. These days bikes are safer to steal and fetch more
handsome prices for thieves.Stealing the 800 is the last thing most
thieves have on his or HER mind unless they are terrorists and want a car to explode car bombs.
The Scorpio has its own mighty road presence and is in a different
league altogether.The company service engineer from M &M's
Authorised Dealer was at my place yesterday. He was explaining the
operations and usage part of the SUV with day to day checks and
precautions to be taken.These details could not be explained earlier
during the delivery as it was handed over to me hurriedly-I was in a
hurry that day. After that he got filled in by me many questionnaires
for feedback by the dealer and the company. Thats a good change and
Mahindra cares for its customers, it shows. The only suggestion I
offered was that "Rubber footmats for the SUV must be instantly
provided as a freebie by the company/dealer, as the good quality
carpets over which the drivers and other pre-delivery users like
mechanics and so on squat their footwear upon, allows a good amount of
dirt and even pebbles to accumalate over the fabric."