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I feel " obnoxious " to type down this review of a Mahindra Bolero in this age of Brezza’s & Duster’s that have obscured the Bolero & knocked it off people’s memory - almost certainly! Its like asking a grandma about how she felt on her wedding night! One wonders whether this pre historic primate from the house of Mahindras is still made at all. Am not sure whether readers here recollect a 1980’s commercial of lipton tiger tea which showcased a brave man cuddling his moustache driving an open top jeep through a stream & comes face to face with a tiger, all he does is to get out of his jeep & pour some tea from a flask & challenge the cat ahead of his jeep’s bonnet. This advertisement somehow struck a chord in my mind & I was just a kid then. It was my dream then, to grow up & buy a jeep for myself & wander off into tiger territory just like that lipton guy did. Time passed & I just did fulfill my dream too. Owned a couple of older soft top Mahindra jeeps & then finally bought the Mahindra Bolero Sportz DI version. There is no hiding the fact that beneath all those glossy body decals, chrome & plastic there lies a second world war product which is being continously chiselled here & there to cut flab & engineers at mahindra have been extensively working on it to keep it looking young. Time & again the design team starts afresh by modifying the grille, headlamps & bumper upfront but somehow give it up right there itself. Hence the rear half of the latest models still resemble their old commander & armada cousins.