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#1 rijo thomas

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Posted 06 November 2009 - 03:29 PM

Mahindra Xylo E8 (with ABS) Review.
I am an owner of the Xylo E8 variant and I am madly in love with the car, which has satisfied me to the core  with everything it has to offer. The Xylo is a car which takes u by storm the first time you take a ride on it. The xylo which comes in the MUV segment of cars, according to me is one of the finest vehicles made by an Indian car maker and it is destined to rule in its segment of cars. This car comes handy with a number of features which are very attractive with the consumers and that is the point where the Xylo stands alone on the top of the MUV segment. The Xylo built in such a way to suit the dirver and passenger for comfort and a safe drive.
ENGINE:  The Xylo consists of the proven M-eagle engine from the old Scorpio which is in the first place why the car is so good as far as performance is concerned. The engine is very powerful and the pick up of the car is also amazing. The car zooms in front, at a signal when the lights turn green and this shows the amazing power of this vehicle. The car is also good at fuel efficiency and gives a mileage of 10-11 km/l on city roads and 13-14 km/l on highways, and this seems to be pretty decent considering the conditions of our beloved Indian roads.  
Safety:  The Xylo has a number of safety features installed in the car and this enables the safety of the passengers and the driver and also reliable drive. The Xylo has the ABS system of braking (for the E8 variant)   which once applied on even high speeds makes the car halt the moment it is applied. Speaking of personal experience 3 months ago when I was on my way to Pune from Bombay via the old highway, the speed of my car was around 80-90 kmph and when suddenly I saw the truck on the other lane, took a left and came on to my lane without any prior indicator and then was when I applied my brakes and the car came to a halt from 80-90 kmph to zero.
The other features are the tubeless tires which are nowadays preferred to the tube ones and also the car has Air bags available in it.  All these features make the drive safe and secure.
Other Safety Features:  The Xylo also has the added features of the engine immobilizer and also the Intellipark reverse assist, which allows the driver to take an accurate reverse action and this features signals any obstacles present in the way while taking the reverse.
Interior:  The interiors provided are very comfortable and helps the passengers to travel with ease, even on long journeys, The space provided have ample leg room and can accommodate upto seven people at a time inclusive of the driver. The ac inside of the car is a powerful one and one can experience a chilling experience even when the regulator is turned at a minimum level 2.  I haven?t ever noticed such a powerful ac in any of the cars in the same segment as the Xylo.
Price: The Xylo has upto 4 variants such as the E2, E4, E6, & E8.                                                                                                        
I own a Xylo E8 which I got it at 8.7 L, from Mumbai. Previously before getting the Xylo I had considered purchasing an Innova, but when I compared both these cars and found out that the features in a Xylo and an Innova are not that different but  the price factor played a major role, as the xylo is almost 2.L  cheaper than the Innova.
Conclusion:  The xylo, taking all the features and price under consideration is a complete family vehicle and also it gives the right value for the amount of money spent on a car like this

#2 abhishek22c4

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Posted 09 November 2009 - 06:23 PM

Sure the xylo is a good car, but why does it have to be so ugly??..it looks lik a pregnant lady on the move :) :D

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Posted 04 May 2010 - 12:34 AM

I don't know how can you say this that a pregnant lay on the move.I liked the car,its features.It good to have such car in India.

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Posted 04 May 2010 - 08:55 AM

This is not a review.

Reviews point out the BAD points/inadequacies too. I can't see any in the "review". Looks? Dynamics?

This reads like a personal justification of the purchase decison, not a review. You have not even bothered to introduce yourself, and your FIRST post tells us that "according to me is one of the finest vehicles made by an Indian car maker and it is destined to rule in its segment of cars".

You may be happy with your car, and like the ownership experience, However your post still reads like an advertisment, not  a review.

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Posted 05 May 2010 - 04:24 PM

xylo is like one of the cross overs !! .. i guess its not a van and not even a jeep !!!.. its in the middle !! .. i dont no !! .. :confused:
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Posted 12 May 2010 - 02:43 PM

blackmagic said:

xylo is like one of the cross overs !! .. i guess its not a van and not even a jeep !!!.. its in the middle !! .. i dont no !! .. :eek:

its a fat elephant ;)

besides my dream is to see a xylo 4x4 pickup :)
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Posted 12 May 2010 - 03:22 PM

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its a fat elephant ;)

besides my dream is to see a xylo 4x4 pickup :eek:

might as well go for the Tata Xenon. had seen it a couple of times when it was being tested. then saw it up close in the factory, which was a left hand drive version for the singapore / malaysia market. looks are awesome, and the pickup drop down door had TATA embossed in large letters looking even more awesome. i guess it was released in india too but didnt pick up too many customers. maybe price factor. it is basically a damn good looking pick up truck. to me xylo looks like a peice of soap. featureless, shapeless but useful.;)
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Posted 12 May 2010 - 04:13 PM

Silver Phantom said:

might as well go for the Tata Xenon. had seen it a couple of times when it was being tested. then saw it up close in the factory, which was a left hand drive version for the singapore / malaysia market. looks are awesome, and the pickup drop down door had TATA embossed in large letters looking even more awesome. i guess it was released in india too but didnt pick up too many customers. maybe price factor. it is basically a damn good looking pick up truck. to me xylo looks like a peice of soap. featureless, shapeless but useful.:eek:

yeah man.. i am eyeing on and drooling over the Xenon XT for many years now.. its THE best looking car from TATA for me :P

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Posted 23 July 2010 - 10:14 PM

Mahindra Xylo is very comfortable MUV and direct competing with Toyota Innova. Still Xylo lacks in looks and performance. Maintenance cost of Xylo is little higher and top end model E8 comes with higher price tag. ;)

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Posted 24 July 2010 - 08:50 AM

@rijo Thomas-- We at Motoroids don't charge for paragraphs/spaces between lines ;)

Edited by sheelpriye, 24 July 2010 - 08:55 AM.

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Posted 24 July 2010 - 03:20 PM

Looks like he is a Mahindra employee paid to advertise his stoogy here. Ad placed, he has not been back since.

Join date, last activity is the same.

Good riddance!

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Posted 24 July 2010 - 04:11 PM

arn said:

Looks like he is a Mahindra employee paid to advertise his stoogy here. Ad placed, he has not been back since.

Join date, last activity is the same.

Good riddance!

and you read the whole log. Get your eyes checked, the power might have bumped up:p
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#13 lokeshk

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Posted 03 March 2011 - 10:34 PM

Mahindra Xylo or Tata sumoor tata safariwhich one i should go for plz suggest.

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Posted 04 March 2011 - 07:18 AM

lokeshk said:

Mahindra Xylo or Tata sumoor tata safariwhich one i should go for plz suggest.

Pls post a thread in the Buy/sell sub forum
and also mention your needs, requirements, Budget, usability etc.
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