Mahindra is gearing up to launch not one, but three large SUV models in India within the next few months. The W201 is an important vehicle for Mahindra brand and image, the Korando is Ssangyong’ turn around vehicle while the largest of the three – Rexton – has the imposing dimensions, Mercedes Benz-derived powertrain and three rows of seats.
Out of the three launches, but for style, the Rexton has everything a SUV buyer wants in India. As this is a tried and tested product, there will be no post-launch niggles. The Rexton is the best situation of all three to make a name for itself.
Sent in by one of our readers, this Ssangyong Rexton was sitting in a dark undergoing parking area in Mumbai. The spotter tells us this vehicle was not a special import but was part of Mahindra’ test fleet. Our friends at TAI earlier spotted a silver Rexton in Delhi sporting MH registration plates so we have good reason to vouch for the reader’ claim.
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I remember seeing a pic of a Black Rexton with the Scorpio tail-lamps. It was also at the Mahindra facility.