Just wondering if anyone with a P1k has had the opportunity to run with someone with a Roxor and what their thoughts were? I would expect the P1k to be able to go where a Roxor couldn't? Might be interesting!
The Roxor is a SxS by definition.I confess I just don't understand why the Roxor thing keeps getting compared to SxS's. A (essentially) jeep that isn't street legal in most places? Open diffs (might be options now)? Doubt it will ride anywhere near as well as any SxS. Maybe this new '22 will make more sense in some way.
LOL...so you're saying you agree?The Roxor is a SxS by definition.
It just fits the ROHVA standard.
It’s one advantage to a traditional SxS is the front and back solid axle suspension.
In theory a Roxor could be modified to have very good wheel articulation.
Also thy have the cool factor of looking like an army jeep.
And, to that end they where licensed by Willys to make them.
My take is Mahindra didn’t have the lawyers to beat Stellantis (European owner of the jeep brand)(and don’t try to confuse me with the truth).
Otherwise a P1k will out perform a Roxor any day.
There is no comparison.
I like the Roxor, and I agree.LOL...so you're saying you agree?
The Roxor is a SxS by definition.
It just fits the ROHVA standard.
I like the Roxor too. Those parts will be great for the old CJ's out thereI like the Roxor, and I agree.
It's kind of a 'the enemy of my enemy is my friend' type of thing.
After all honda is a car company more than anything now.
So...if I accidentally hit a cow with a Roxor, will I automatically go to Naraka?Best part of the Roxor warning label on the dash:
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I'm guessing liability laws in India are a lot different than here.