Latest Information on Mahindra Scorpio
The Scorpio is the first SUV from Mahindra built for the global market. It relies on a four-cylinder 2.2-litre diesel 5-speed manual that produces 88 kW and 280 Nm of torque. A redesigned version of the Scorpio S10 SUV was launched in SA in 2016. It came with only not an apparent new platform, but also new looks and technology. Owing to its heavier ladder-on-frame body, the Scorpio has a consumption of 10.37 l/km. However the 2016 model claims an average of 7.2 l/100 km. It also has additional off-road oriented features such as tyre pressure monitors and four-wheel drive. The Scorpio has a good quality interior with an appealing colour scheme and offers good space.
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Review Summary
PROS
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Decent power and acceleration
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Seats 8 in comfort
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Good equipment and features on offers
CONS
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Poor ride quality
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Boring interior
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Fuel economy
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Material quality
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