Force Motors Force One 4x2 (7s)
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| Upside | : | Space, Practicality, Power, Price |
| Downside | : | Dated looks, Fit and finish, No 4X4 option |
| Our Verdict | : | The Force One is a decent offering that is great for long distance drives, however, it has some niggling problems |
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Hemant Gupta
Engine Performance, Fuel Economy and Gearbox : Total disappointment, average fuel economy of around 10-11kmpl. Gear box is a disasterFinal Words. I have driven this vehicle for almost 33000 kms now in approx. 17 months. Itâ??s nothing more than a science project by some engg students, thatâ??s the best I can say. It has constant problems and I have spent more than 30 days at various intervals getting it repaired for 100 diff problems. Fuel tank is faulty and gives incorrect reading, console displaying various readings are mostly incorrect, and gear is horrible. Had worst experience in Ladakh where it won start in the morning at sub zero temperature and then I was told that it has no cold start kit (how stupid). Even in North temperature of around 1-3 degrees it takes it at least 20 kms of ride before engine starts rattling bad vibrating like crazy. All parts be it engine fans, AC, handles, locks, nut bolts, hinges, vipers, seats are v v v poor and have been changed or repaired
6.25 to 8.50 lakh
2005, Force Motors force-one 4 x 2
@ Rs. 280000; Kms:64000
2012, Force Motors force-one 4x2 (7s)
@ Rs. 920000; Kms:29000
2011, Force Motors force-one 4 x 2
@ Rs. 450000; Kms:30000
2002, Force Motors force-one 4 x 2
@ Rs. 180000; Kms:45000
Force Motors Force One