Mahindra is among the biggest automotive manufacturers in India. The company’s model lineup consists mainly of SUVs, UVs and MPVs ranging from the base hatchback-SUV crossover KUV100 to the flagship SUV Alturas G4. However, apart from making these big and mean machines, Mahindra also sells diecast scale models of its vehicles which one can buy through their official website, m2all.com. The video below by Ujjwal Saxena shows us some of these diecast scale models by Mahindra. Take a look at the video to see all the detailing done on these scale models before we proceed further.
In the video, we see a total of 6 cars being unboxed and showcased. These are the Mahindra Bolero, KUV100, TUV300, Bolero Pickup, Thar, and the Mahindra XUV500. All of them are priced at Rs. 549 at the official Mahindra website selling these scale models. For those who may be thinking that these are just for children, that’s not the case. In fact, scale model collection is a very popular hobby among auto enthusiasts and people from all walks of life like to collect them, though iconic cars and sports cars are their first priority.
Coming to the Mahindra scale models here, they are quite realistic and also come with several functions that make them even more exciting. The front doors, bonnet and the boot lid are operatable and can be opened by pulling. Moreover, opening the doors reveals another interesting function, which is the headlights. They lit up every time the doors are opened and add a touch of realisticness to the scale models here. They also come with pull-back and go function, which means that they can be set to motion by pulling back and releasing. There is a small battery in the underside of these cars which powers the headlights.
The interiors of these scale models are also nicely detailed and though they may not be extremely detailed, they are quite worth the asking price. Also, there are several colours of these scale models to choose from for every car model. They are scaled down by a ratio of 1:32 which means they are neither too big nor too small and can easily fit in one’s palm. The Thar scale model looks especially good in the red shade which is the one on the video. The wheels in all these scale models mimic the design of the wheels in their respective car models.
If you are also interested in collecting such miniature scale models of Mahindra cars, you can buy them easily via Mahindra’s official website. Click on the link below to check out the wide range of scale models available at the Mahindra store. These are sold and made officially by Mahindra itself for scale model collectors and other enthusiasts.
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