Re: New Force Gurkha 4x4 Test Drive Review
@Iron Rock: Thanks for your replies. So can we expect a real world road test of the Gurkha soon enough?
Was the other Gurkha that you saw at their site (the one with the rectangular headlamps and metal bumpers) the previous version Gurkha or was it a new Gurkha with these cosmetic fitments? I pray it was the new one. I pray again that Force Motors change the mascara and lip gloss with the iron jaw.
Forgot to ask this - any squeaks or creaks from the body panels, chassis, and/or suspension?
By the way, saw the first Gurkha in my life. In that matte black colour with the snorkel, it looked like an elephant doing KIIIIIIIYYYYAAAAOOONNNNNNN with its trunk. Well, no one really needs an elephant; but we all love them when we see them, and I guess therein lies the appeal of such vehicles. Epic.
So Force Motors have managed to sell at least one:
@Iron Rock: Thanks for your replies. So can we expect a real world road test of the Gurkha soon enough?
Was the other Gurkha that you saw at their site (the one with the rectangular headlamps and metal bumpers) the previous version Gurkha or was it a new Gurkha with these cosmetic fitments? I pray it was the new one. I pray again that Force Motors change the mascara and lip gloss with the iron jaw.
Forgot to ask this - any squeaks or creaks from the body panels, chassis, and/or suspension?
By the way, saw the first Gurkha in my life. In that matte black colour with the snorkel, it looked like an elephant doing KIIIIIIIYYYYAAAAOOONNNNNNN with its trunk. Well, no one really needs an elephant; but we all love them when we see them, and I guess therein lies the appeal of such vehicles. Epic.
So Force Motors have managed to sell at least one:
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