Mahindra is ok for the price but if i had the money to spend on a bakkie it wouldn't be on a mahindra. I have had 5 mahindras in the past 18 years. It did improve from previous models but there is one problem that mahindra SA do not want or can not resolve and that is the propshaft center bearing that keep failing in wet or sandy conditions every few (3) months and good luck on getting mahindra parts so you buy aftermarket part when your warranty expires. If you use this bakkie on gravel roads a lot good luck. For this reason i will not buy a mahindra again !!
Check infotainment screen, you can find average fuel consumption, distance to empty etc..😊😊
I found on my Dawn that L2 works best, the wheel tends to rotate a bit faster and the diff lock thus engages faster and is less violent.
fuel info is in the infotainment screen in our Oz models
At the start of the video. Are you using traction control, or is it disengaged?
Mahindra is ok for the price but if i had the money to spend on a bakkie it wouldn't be on a mahindra. I have had 5 mahindras in the past 18 years. It did improve from previous models but there is one problem that mahindra SA do not want or can not resolve and that is the propshaft center bearing that keep failing in wet or sandy conditions every few (3) months and good luck on getting mahindra parts so you buy aftermarket part when your warranty expires. If you use this bakkie on gravel roads a lot good luck. For this reason i will not buy a mahindra again !!