Best car for Indian rural roads

When I get to the Mahindra showroom, I felt that Bolero is a cheap car and thought of going for Scorpio but decided to stick on with the original plan. I got Bolero in stock condition and and drove home with complete satisfaction. After 1 year the vehicle even performs better. Earlier I was precarious with 3-cylinder engine but this proves to be even stronger in pulling. Consider a car this big giving 18 km/l mileage on mixed driving. The best fuel economy car in India or even the world considering the body size. I discover that the second row seat can't be folded and that's a big disadvantage in case you want to go shopping for washing machines or other big stuff. Also the servicing experience was average because though there is courtesy in dealing with customer there are considerable loss of time in getting the appointment date. Mahindra should open up more service centers because the demand is too much that small private workshops service are required. Because there are always long queue of customers waiting for Mahindra servicing extending to one month just for a small repair. Maintenance of Bolero is easy except that the alignment always need more frequent correction than other parts. Pros: 1. Good performance 2. Best vehicle for rural road 3. Best mileage Cons 1. Bad servicing experience