Force Motors Gurkha vs Mahindra Bolero PikUp ExtraLong

Question 1

Q. Which car is best to buy for offroading - Force Gurkha vs Mahindra Thar?

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Yes driving sonet diesel IMT since one year. Driven 26k so far without any problems.

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For me, always Gurkha

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Both the cars are good in their forte. The new Gurkha comes with the older 2.6-litre turbo-diesel motor and not the newer 2.2-litre diesel which the old car got in its last stages. However, the 2.6-litre motor has been upgraded to meet BS6 norms. Force also claims to have heavily reworked the motor to improve refinement and power. Although they have managed to bump up the power on this engine, it still makes a not-so-thrilling 91PS and 250Nm. This lack of versatility is evident in the way the new Gurkha tackles our roads too. At low speeds, the ride quality will surprise you with its plushness. The soft suspension has the ability to gulp the worst road imaginable and while doing so the suspension remains silent. Even for such a tall and heavy vehicle, side to side motion is well controlled. But tackle not so perfect roads at speeds above 50kmph and the Gurkha’s dynamic envelope falls apart. On the other hand, This mStallion petrol paired with the 6-speed auto box was the pick of the engine combinations we’ve experienced in the Thar. It’s smooth and refined in the city and packs a heck of a punch when you push the go pedal. There’s plenty of torque from the petrol motor too so though we didn't test it, it’s sure to perform just as amicably in the off-road environment as well. The Thar's appeal and promise to take you on great adventures is a big draw but living with it everyday will still ask you to make many compromises. As a second car or for those who just need the utility of the 4x4 the Thar’s appeal is undeniable. For a better understanding of compatibility and driving comfort, we would suggest you to take a test drive. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership.Read more -2021 Force Gurkha first drive review: A good alternative to the Thar?.-Mahindra Thar Road Test Review: Has The Monster Been Tamed?.

Question 2

Q. Which variant is good?

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Selecting the perfect variant would depend on certain factors such as your budget, features required, usage of the Pik-up, fuel type preference, etc. The Mahindra Bolero Pik-up is offered in six variants/body styles: ExtraLong, ExtraStrong, 4x4, City Pik-up, Maxitruck Plus and Camper. The Maxitruck and Pik-up variants can be had with a CNG option. While most variants are targeted at the commercial segment, the Camper is a more premium variant, aimed at private buyers. The Mahindra Bolero Pik-up is powered by a 2.5-litre diesel engine in two states of tune depending on the variant you pick. The lower output version of this motor develops 66PS and 195Nm while the more powerful model churns out 76PS and 200Nm. Both versions come mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox. There’s a CNG version of this motor available too, which develops 68PS and 178Nm. You may click on the given link and check out the [variants@https://www.zigwheels.com/mahindra-cars/bolero-pik-up

Question 3

Q. Which variant have max loading capacity, yodha or pickup?

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Tata yohdha kitne ka low payment me padega

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Tata Yodha Pickup comes in single and crew cab options in 4x4 and 4x2 variants, with rated payload options of 1140, 1,250 kg

Question 4

Q. Is it better than the new Bolero Neo?

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Definitely

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Selecting the right car would depend on several factors such as your budget preference on the segment, features required, cabin space, engine options, brand preference, etc. If you are looking for an SUV with extreme off-roading capabilities then Force Motors Gurkha would be a great pick. Force Motors Gurkha is currently available in a Diesel engine. The 2596 cc Diesel engine generates a power of 89.84bhp@3200rpm and torque of 250Nm@1400-2400rpm. On the other hand, Neo's promise is simple on purpose, offering go-anywhere ruggedness, with a compact sub-4m footprint that promises to be economical to own and maintain. Mahindra Bolero Neo is currently available in a Diesel engine. The 1493 cc Diesel engine generates a power of 100bhp@3750rpm and torque of 260nm@1750-2250rpm. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test drive before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership.

Question 5

Q. Best variant to buy?

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Selecting a particular variant would depend on your budget and feature requirement. We would suggest you go for the CBC 1.7T variant as it is the top-selling variant of the Mahindra Bolero Pik-Up. This is the variant to go for if you do not plan on stretching your budget too far. It is powered by a 2523 cc engine which is available with a Manual transmission. The 2523 cc engine puts out 70BHP@3200RPM of power and 200Nm@1400-2200rpm of torque. Moreover, we would suggest you take a test drive for a better understanding of performance and comfort. Click on the link and select your desired city for dealership.

Question 6

Q. What would be best for mountainous areas like North East between Yodha and Bolero Pick Up?

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Bolero pickup is any day better than yodha.

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Both will be good....I opt for 2020 yodha for premium interiors more leaf on shock absorbers ..better front view...licence for cabin...as they say...you don't have to remove during 2 yearly tests ...cat like driving experience......bolero for roughgedness in any roads and pay load as all know and 2.5 litre beats as engine...sub par interiors is a con.

Key Highlights	Gurkha 2.6 Diesel	Bolero PikUp ExtraLong FB 1.7T
Engine Type	FM 2.6L CRDi	m2DiCR 4 cly 2.5L TB
Max Power	138bhp@3200rpm	75.09bhp@3200rpm

Basic Info	Force Motors Gurkha 2.6 Diesel	Mahindra Bolero PikUp ExtraLong FB 1.7T
Rating	17 reviews	47 reviews
Brand Name	Force Motors	Mahindra
Ex-Showroom Price	Rs. 16.75 Lakh Get On-Road Price	Rs. 9.12 Lakh Get On-Road Price
Engine Displacement	2596 cc	2523 cc
Body Type	SUVAll SUV Cars	Pick UpAll SUV Cars
Max Power	138bhp@3200rpm	75.09bhp@3200rpm
No Of Cylinders	4	4
Transmission	Manual	Manual
Gearbox	5-Speed	5-Speed
Drive Type	4WD	RWD
Colors	Force Motors Gurkha Colors	Mahindra Bolero PikUp ExtraLong Colors
Fuel Type	Diesel	Diesel
Tyre Size	255/65 R18	195/65R15
Boot Space	500 Liters	...
Ground Clearance (Laden)	...	175 mm
Airbags	Driver and Passenger	...
EMI	Rs. 32,402 @ 10.5% (60 months)	Rs. 17,642 @ 10.5% (60 months)
Insurance	Rs. 93,815 Gurkha Insurance	Rs. 64,392 Bolero PikUp ExtraLong Insurance
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