Mahindra Bolero, Priced From Rs 9 Lakh, Gets Dual Airbags As

Up until now, all trims of the Bolero came with a driver-side airbag only
The Mahindra Bolero stands as a testament to those who believe that new isn’t always better. On sale in India for 21 years now, the Bolero was introduced as a replacement for the Mahindra Armada and while it has been consistently updated through the past two decades, at its core, it’s the same bare boned machine that delivers the core functions of an automobile. One would expect this car to be on its last breath considering its age and just how outdated it is. And yet, it remains one of the highest selling cars in India. This short video is not a review of the Bolero but a look at the factors and the people that keep this SUV going, and why it is that even with changing regulations and buyer expectations, this machine is in no rush to change.

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