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Vahindra returns to the UK market with SUV/pickup
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IF ANYONE IN the UK remembers the name of Mahindra. it will be for its licence-built version of the classic Jeep CJ, sold to a small number of budget-conscious Brits in the early 1990s. If it achieved any fame, it was for doubts over its build quality and performance.
Now, however, Mahindra is bouncing back. The Indian manufacturer,Mahindra and Mahindra, is currently recruiting a dealer network in readiness for a return to the British market before the end of this year.
Its current model is the Scorpio, available as an SI 'V and a pick up, both of which are currently on sale in France, Spain and Italy.
We checked out the single and double-cab pickups at last year's Madrid Motor Show and were reasonably impressed by the quality (CM 22 June 2006 ), although the 110hp 2.6-litre common-rail engine might need a slight power hike to appeal to UK buyers.