Bad time with the XUV 300

The XUV300's value, practicality and SUV quotient aren't its main attractions. Its indulgent packaging, sense of solidity and fun to drive nature are, and will impress you enough to tempt you to open up your wallet a bit more for this Mahindra. Pros Overtaking on highways easy, thanks to punchy diesel engine. Stable and fun to drive because of steering and good grip. Comfortable even over bad roads. Feels premium because of class-leading safety and convenience features Cons Cramped footwell, no space for dead pedal for driver Not the most spacious or comfortable backseat in the class Premium experience let down by quality issues like poorly fitting panels, mushy switches and flimsy stalks. Small boot will be a hassle if it’s the only car in the family