Mahindra Scorpio vs Tata Movus

33 Ratings

1 Rating

A tough and rough car

I got to say, that Mahindra Scorpio has some serious performance game. I had a chance to drive one man and it was a blast. The engine roared like a beast and the acceleration was off the charts. The handling was smooth and it felt like it could take on any road.

Value for Money, Driving Comfort is very good at this price tag.

<p><strong>Exterior</strong>&nbsp;Front look is superb, but rear view is odd due black bumper colour.</p> <p><strong>Interior (Features, Space &amp; Comfort)</strong>&nbsp;No opt. for Power window, Seat and dashboard are too basic compare to its segment. Space is enough upto second row irrespective of height. in last low 6ft people may struggle for leg space. head room is sufficient. Road view is good, one can control the vehicle.</p> <p><strong>Engine Performance, Fuel Economy and Gearbox</strong>&nbsp;Pick is not quick, Clutch and gear are managable.</p> <p><strong>Ride Quality &amp; Handling</strong>&nbsp;Ride quality i found very good in compare to Bolero as i had bolero for 5years, which left me with sciatica. Due High seating position driving this car is difficult. 9 people can seat "aram se" NVH is also good. Once the window is closed road and wind noise is hardly creep into cabin. but lack of AC in version difficult to breadth. Presence of road or no road doesn't affect much, &nbsp;it handle in well manner. i drove topspeed upto 120Kmph till now, no vibration.</p> <p><strong>Final Words</strong>&nbsp;I feel its a good car at this price tag. any one whose budget is upto 8.5L can test drive.</p> <p><strong>Areas of improvement</strong>&nbsp;Please arrange for power window and body colour bumper.</p>Milage, Sitting Position, NVH level, Gear, Clutch etcNo Power Window at this age, No Opt for Bumper Colour, Back view.