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Just look at it as if it was a Minions. Its a Roxor with goggles on. Lol. Or this one.
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I don't think the number they use on them or the model year is going to make a big difference. If they do stick around, the under pinnings will be the same for years to come I assume, the rest is just cosmetic. Function over fashion.
I have been telling that exact same thing, " Function over fashion. " about my svelte trim 300 plus pounds of fun for over 40 years now! Lol.
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Can Mahindra afford to dedicate driveline manufacturing capabilities to a solid axle just to sell a couple thousand vehicles in North America when the parent market is now IFS?
I don't have any inside info--or outside info for that matter. But it seems to me, in the numbers of vehicles likely to be sold, it would be impractical to continue to make a vehicle based on a platform that's been discontinued.
It could be the case that Mahindra has several year's worth already in inventory.
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So some one with business acumen either needs to make / fabricate these parts either in US or import from india. It all comes down to demand and supply to keep that business profitable.
Is Mahindra in trouble?
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I still say that the AutoCad drawing of the 2021 Roxor is more a concept to get it passed by the ITC. Check out the last comment on this Facebook post.
I can't see MANA selling the thing as drawn. It looks like the groove and crevice nozzle on my shop vac.
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Remember, people bought Azteks.??
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Not many. Haha. I worked at a Pontiac, Cadillac, and Toyota at that time...
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They also bought the Yugo, with the spare tire on top of that massive HP motor.
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And.....The most useful option on the Yugo was the rear window defroster .....it kept your hands warm it in the winter when you had to push it .........
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News flash Illumination Entertainment and Universal Picture ITC file design claim against Mahindra North America.
Darstar
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Call it the way you see it........how about a Hoover ! ...
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Don't want to stir up the hornets nest by posting an unconfirmed rumor. But this is a lose talk and an opinion, so in the most recent financial review Mahindra shutdown Gips aero in Australia and they have held up all new/ exisitng investments in North America, which means we won't see the new roxor anytime soon. I dont think they will be able to ramp up soon as they furloughed a lot of essential assembly line workers. Heck Mr. Maki works for Navistar (good for him).. but I'm just saying the inevitable. Ofcourse I could be totally wrong, but so far logically, ITC approval or not mahindra is not in a shape to ramp up and rollout new roxors. 2021 roxor for sure not in 2020 or maybe before late 2021..
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Interesting!
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Your assement on the new model roll out jives with a recent Facebook comment my dealer left on one of their posts replying to someone. They are claiming the 2021s will be out in August. if so I wonder if there will be no 21s and go straight to 22’s. Who knows but what is certain is there will be no new Roxors in the immediate future. It’s a long game at this point.
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I don't think the number they use on them or the model year is going to make a big difference. If they do stick around, the under pinnings will be the same for years to come I assume, the rest is just cosmetic. Function over fashion.
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I have been telling that exact same thing, " Function over fashion. " about my svelte trim 300 plus pounds of fun for over 40 years now! Lol.
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Can Mahindra afford to dedicate driveline manufacturing capabilities to a solid axle just to sell a couple thousand vehicles in North America when the parent market is now IFS?
I don't have any inside info--or outside info for that matter. But it seems to me, in the numbers of vehicles likely to be sold, it would be impractical to continue to make a vehicle based on a platform that's been discontinued.
It could be the case that Mahindra has several year's worth already in inventory.
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I imagine the solid axles are all built from old tooling and depreciated out. It doesn’t cost them anything to build and produce so long as the machines still work. I bet they’ll crank them out till the machine breaks.
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I guess I'm assuming Mahindra makes this stuff in house. Is that the case or are they purchased from India's version of Dana?
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If you crawl around your vehicle, you will see lots of stickers that say "Bolero" or "Thar", so lots of parts share vehicles, even if they are not still actively producing those vehicles in the same configuration, there are probably millions of them on the road that they will have to make parts for. But, I am guessing that they do. lol
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Most of the OEM driveline parts such as axles, hubs are in-house but they are derived from legacy Spicer products, but in india even if mahindra decides to stop producing the legacy components, many non oem third party vendors machine these parts as well. I dont see a problem with spares atleast in india for next 20 years, even if roxor is permanently killed; heck i even can get spares for my 30 year old mahindra mm540 (its just that will be non oem parts with sketchy quality).
So some one with business acumen either needs to make / fabricate these parts either in US or import from india. It all comes down to demand and supply to keep that business profitable.
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Mahindra just announced reviving BSA motorcycles as well as several total restyled car lines. Rumors abound , a deal with Harley Davidson has already happened as well. Our local HD has a large lot and now it’s full of Mahindra red tractors.. I bought a snow pusher for my Yanmar Tractor from them last month, best price around,they delivered same day to my house. Our local Roxor dealer has three units left on his lot,hard to notice with all the water sports and cargo trailers taking over sales. You gotta go with the flow these days,tractor sales are up around here big time ,times they are changing..........
