Mahindra Bolero Review

The Bolero looks old because it is. On the inside, you’ll find digital instruments but there’s no hiding the Bolero’s vintage. Flawed ergonomics, flat seats and cramped seating in the second and third rows also make the Bolero’s cabin far from inviting.
With all of 63hp to offer, the Bolero’s 2.5-litre diesel engine feels out of breath at anything but moderate speeds. However, low-speed responses and even engine refinement are both reasonable. The Bolero’s ride is quite level for a utility vehicle; but high-speed manners are way off modern standards.