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Warning : This post may be long and boring haha but informative for me.
I have a XUV 500 W8 (AWD) model and recently took it to Landor for a trip.
My brother drove a 4x4 Fortuner.
The drive to Landor is not particularly tricky however I felt that the AWD in the XUV 500 repeatedly gave way where I was having to compensate by mildly clutch drive whereas the other car was doing this easily.
Places where i was on the 1st gear is where the fortuner was on its 3rd.
I am open to saying that I may not be well versed with driving mountains so i was bad at it but that may not be completely the reason.
Now I want to look into off roading more seriously as a recreational sport so question is do I stick with the XUV 500 AWD which i dont want to do as it means really beating that car and spares arent that cheap or buying a new car.
IF it is buying a new car which one would that be for a starter/ novice.
There are so many reviews on the net but TAI is so much more specialised with guys who get what I am asking.
Thanks in Advance Guys.
I have a XUV 500 W8 (AWD) model and recently took it to Landor for a trip.
My brother drove a 4x4 Fortuner.
The drive to Landor is not particularly tricky however I felt that the AWD in the XUV 500 repeatedly gave way where I was having to compensate by mildly clutch drive whereas the other car was doing this easily.
Places where i was on the 1st gear is where the fortuner was on its 3rd.
I am open to saying that I may not be well versed with driving mountains so i was bad at it but that may not be completely the reason.
Now I want to look into off roading more seriously as a recreational sport so question is do I stick with the XUV 500 AWD which i dont want to do as it means really beating that car and spares arent that cheap or buying a new car.
IF it is buying a new car which one would that be for a starter/ novice.
There are so many reviews on the net but TAI is so much more specialised with guys who get what I am asking.
Thanks in Advance Guys.