Hyundai Alcazar vs Force Motors Gurkha

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Nice car for comfort and long drive

Nice filling in the car and smoothly drive and nice looking car, comfortable seats and steering, Full apes in the car, and this car very good choice for family and tourism, and good mileage

Hardcore off-roader

The buying experience of the Force Gurkha in Gurugram was a smooth one. The personalised attention to detail made the buying experience feel like a proper event. While driving through the chaos of Gurugram city, the Gurkha is a "lane clearer" on the roads of Golf Course Extension Road. Sitting eye-level to the bus driver and the G-Wagon-like stance commands instant respect. On the highway to Manali, the Gurkha is a relaxed cruiser driving at a leisurely 90km/h. However, the boxy shape of the Gurkha makes it noisy on the highway. The 2.6L diesel engine is where the Gurkha truly excels on the Himalayas. The low-end torque is immense. Near Solang Valley, engaging the manual locking differentials—the "Brahmastra"—helped traverse through the mud that would have stalled any other SUV. Though the basic interior and gear shifts are a workout in the traffic of Cyber City, the captain seats are a blessing. The servicing costs are low due to the Mercedes-derived mechanicals. However, the servicing network is still low.