Long time looker first time buyer

[Blueroadking]

Trying to figure out if I want a new one or a used one and how many yj and cj parts will interchange?

 

[Roxasuras]

There's a ton of great deals on used ones, and endless parts. Good luck with your future purchase!

 

[Bob R1]

Welcome aboard.
I bought new in June 2024. Mine is an OD Green Base Model.
Added: Fortress Top, Fortress Windshield, and a Hard Cab Rear Bulkhead.
I really consider the Cecco Farm Rear Bumper a must have addition.
You can add and modify to your hearts content.

We have several used Roxors listed for sale in the For Sale Section. Some with pretty much no mileage on them. Do the math on the options they have, and if the options are things you would add anyway. Another consideration would be interest on a loan. Mahindra's Interest Rate is not bad.
Some want the older 2.5 so they can have THE TUNE done. The 3.73 gears come to life with more power.
The new 5.38 geared machines will not benefit as much from The Tune if it is ever worked out. You can only buzz the engine up so far being the reason the tune will not help as much.

New or used, you will like a Roxor.

Bob R from South Central Missouri.

 

[USMC]

I purchased the 2022 model with the 2.5L engine and the 5.38 gears. I wanted to license it for the road but cheap. I didn't want the high RPMs and the cost to change out the gears so I found 35 x10 x16 Pro Crawler XG tires. I run 2000 to 2400 rpm on the road. I did get the Tune and I have great torque range.

Also, the tires are speed rated for 50 MPH.

I only use 1st gear and no gas pedal if my 8 year old grand daughter is steering.

 

[Cloud]

Depends what parts you're thinking about. It's a difficult question to answer. Drive up to St Cloud and buy @Longslyde rig. It's more than I have into mine but it's much more better. He did exactly what I would've done if I had the skills and a shop. I do most of my work on the gravel driveway.

There's simultaneous a lot and not much from a jeep that will bolt up. It's complicated in that hood hinges and door hinges have the same pattern and jeep hood hinges make great roxor door hinges but the tub has different dimensions so the doors don't work, gotta be roxor doors or homemade. How enclosed do you want it? If you want it like mine where wind/dust/water intrusion doesn't bother you then you can use jeep windshield frames but they're a bit short I think. if you want it more like a car where you can turn it off and button it up in a sideways raining storm and not get wet or feel/hear wind then you better plan on big bucks for a full enclosure from a single manufacturer.

What do you intend to do with yours? Mines a trail rig for easy to medium trails for now. I want a lunchbox up front with manual hubs and an air locker in the rear but that's not likely this decade so I'll stay on the easy stuff.

Absolutely nothing drivetrain/power train should be expected to be plug and play.

I believe jeep tail lights bolt right up, not sure about the wiring.

I have a crappy lexan folding windshield I've had on it for 4 years strapped to the folding windshield frame that takes cj glass. It is not a jeep frame. Obviously air/water intrusion aren't a concern of mine.

 

[Cloud]

Also I know nothing about the 2.7 I have a 2.5 and I think I'm never going to want the newer one. Emissions crap in an off road diesel man.