There has been a lot of response to our previous post containing the open letter to Mahindra. As a brief follow up to that post, we will say this: Mahindra/Global Vehicles USA is watching the web and they are very concerned about public perception of their actions and their vehicles. More later…
In the mean time, we have ‘happened upon’ some new photos of the TR20, TR40, and Scorpio facelift. These are not photos of the US versions, but it still gives us a “preview of coming attractions” so to speak.
We have also learned that the hood scoop which we negatively commented on in the past is actually a functional design element. Apparently the intercooler will be top-mounted (Subaru-style) in the engine compartment. Knowing that it has a purpose is a palate cleanser. We like functional design!
In the mean time, we have ‘happened upon’ some new photos of the TR20, TR40, and Scorpio facelift. These are not photos of the US versions, but it still gives us a “preview of coming attractions” so to speak.
We have also learned that the hood scoop which we negatively commented on in the past is actually a functional design element. Apparently the intercooler will be top-mounted (Subaru-style) in the engine compartment. Knowing that it has a purpose is a palate cleanser. We like functional design!
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I guess the devil is in the details. It looks like they changed their original URL of http://www.gv-mahindra.com/ to http://www.mahindrana.com . The problem is that some have bookmarked the original URL. So it looks like the site is not there any more. And what happens when they do stuff like this is leaving one of their dealers, DFW Mahindra. looking like a boob because when a prospective buyer clicks on the "Click here for a test drive" link it goes to a GV page that has expired on Sept. 3rd. Geesh, GV, spend the $35 dollars and keep your URL's working, It's only fair to the dealers and the public.
Did I say I really, really want this truck.
The gv-mahindra.com site works for me...
"As a brief follow up to that post, we will say this: Mahindra/Global Vehicles USA is watching the web and they are very concerned about public perception of their actions and their vehicles. More later…"
Well? We're waiting... What's the scoop?
Stay tuned. I'll have a post up tomorrow! Thank you guys for all of your support on the site!
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