Front window is not cracked. Really splurged on the luxury options there! Other hallmarks of the "African Special": No radiator cap, no air filter (well to be fair this had a piece of cloth, another luxury option).
Thats the reason it so „young“ but looks way worse than the german cars from the 60s and 70s, still driving around. It’s a rust bucket. But as long as it moves it will be used, i guess…
@@rebeltvr6046 yes you can fix it if you have a wrench and a screwdriver in a new car you need to have a laptop and disconnect 1000 wires and computer parts technology made cars last less and harder to fix
@@harveysmith100 Think this one has one designed in india if its a mahindra. Although mahindra was licensed to produce jeeps in india so im not 100% sure. Also some mahindras use mitsubishi engines.
Were there ever long body Mahindra's made with the old Suzuki SJ10/SJ20 front end? Or has this been done afterwards? I know Mahindras are just Suzuki Jimny licenced copies made in India. And usually are the Long body type but never saw them with the old style front end.
Lmao. Mahindra got a license to build Jeeps aka Willy Jeep. And this thing is older than a Suzuki SJ10 Or whatever bullshot you are telling. The license expired and until 2003 they built CJ jeeps then they stopped it and started there version of Jeeps.
I like channel..but why are all these African cars vandalised inside/interior?? I understand age and wear/tear .. .but they all look like recovered stolen cars that locals vandalised....Am I wrong ? I have old car not look like this interior....Plz let me know. thanks
they get worn out and theres no money to replace the parts. doesnt help that most cars get overloaded with passengers and cargo and get used way to frequently.
They just don't care over there. You can fix at least interior parts with some makeshift materials but they used to live like that. It's not poverty per se but it's a state of mind trained by poverty
Also, most cars are used to transport as much people and goods as possible since that's how they make money. Less interior means more weight for goods or people, means more money per trip. And they're not paid by the hour or kilometer. They're paid per trip as usually trips can last anywhere between 3 days or 4 weeks if the roads get too bad. Plus, they go though such bad roads that they get wet inside. The interior would just soak up all the dirt and water and the car would rust far more and hold the water in bad places. So stripping it is partly the reason there's such old cars with just surface rust. Or rust on parts which don't matter. All the water just drains right out of the cars.
I didn't know Mahindra's were built in China. The plate on the firewall at 3:17 clearly gives it away. It's possible the VIN has been reassigned though
This is a chinese made bj212 jeep with some type of perkins diesel engine, not a Mahindra. It is closely related to Soviet made UAZ 469, doesn't have anything to do with Mahindra or jeep. The weird thing is that the front grille does not look like a normal bj212 nor a mahindra. It looks like someone took a wrangler grill and cut slats in them. But from the side and rear it definitely is a bj212.
I like how the instrument cluster is mint whilst the rest of the pickup is beyond beater 😮
That Mahindra has had a rough life.
but it survived
Did you see the battery wire positive it was spliced with open strands how that thing doesnt catch fire is impressive
@@Chris-hw4mq it is a tata a Indian car it is meant to last for 70 76 years it won't give up
Front window is not cracked. Really splurged on the luxury options there! Other hallmarks of the "African Special": No radiator cap, no air filter (well to be fair this had a piece of cloth, another luxury option).
looks as good as new
This is a dream car in Africa!!!
Engine sounds pretty good
Built in India . Tested in Africa. 👌👌💯💯💪💪♥️♥️
Thats the reason it so „young“ but looks way worse than the german cars from the 60s and 70s, still driving around. It’s a rust bucket. But as long as it moves it will be used, i guess…
The main thing is that the car moves forward and backward👍
Even in India, my dad used this vehicle just for normal drive and in his farms. I never knew that this had a very good reliability.
i think it's more repairability rather than reliability
@@JohnDoe-ph6if Both. Simple engine, simple components, like the old venerable Land Rover, you can keep these things running forever.
@@rebeltvr6046 yes because they don't have electronics
@@rebeltvr6046 yes you can fix it if you have a wrench and a screwdriver in a new car you need to have a laptop and disconnect 1000 wires and computer parts technology made cars last less and harder to fix
@@recycleman975 yeah that's why
hell yeah that things a beaut, you should import some of mahindras newer cars they’ve improved so much.
5 star NCAP tested 😂. Love it ❤
This car its good,only one owner😃😉
Thanks for sharing with us but probably need some serious maintenance work to this car 💯 keep it up 👍
best car in congo
Looks like it would fit well in Mad Max
How tf this still works. Here in Croatia mechanic would call gypsys to take it
O bom e velho carro sem eletrônica... Vai durar mais uns 20 anos ainda
Esse ainda roda 1 milhão de quilômetros 👍👍
Hey man, it's not a Mahindra, this vehicle is a Zhanqi (战旗), a valiant of the Chinese jeep BJ-212!
Very reliable European designed engine!
@O.G Autistler There goes the reliability.
Who designed it?
@@harveysmith100 Think this one has one designed in india if its a mahindra. Although mahindra was licensed to produce jeeps in india so im not 100% sure. Also some mahindras use mitsubishi engines.
@@harveysmith100 Peugeot i believe
Were there ever long body Mahindra's made with the old Suzuki SJ10/SJ20 front end?
Or has this been done afterwards?
I know Mahindras are just Suzuki Jimny licenced copies made in India.
And usually are the Long body type but never saw them with the old style front end.
Lmao. Mahindra got a license to build Jeeps aka Willy Jeep. And this thing is older than a Suzuki SJ10 Or whatever bullshot you are telling. The license expired and until 2003 they built CJ jeeps then they stopped it and started there version of Jeeps.
yes
Great channel, keep it up. More video's please.
それは非常にタフです😌
It feels like if you hit this car hard enough with your fist, it would fall apart to pieces
Mahindras are basically rust buckets as someone said here. A 1994 Toyota would be in better shape body wise
Why is the fuel tank under the hood? It's less prone to damage, or maybe it's harder to steal the fuel?
Both
how much does it cost in $ to buy such car there ?
400$ because its rare and 4x4
@@jedjed-qn2we😱
@@RohanSanjith delivery is 10x the car price and car is bad
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Ich hätte Angst mit dem Auto 🚗 zu fahren. Nicht mehr sicher 😱
Зачетный дровалет 🏁
I like channel..but why are all these African cars vandalised inside/interior?? I understand age and wear/tear .. .but they all look like recovered stolen cars that locals vandalised....Am I wrong ? I have old car not look like this interior....Plz let me know. thanks
they get worn out and theres no money to replace the parts. doesnt help that most cars get overloaded with passengers and cargo and get used way to frequently.
Pretty sure that's exactly what happens, would explain why so much is missing on the inside
They just don't care over there. You can fix at least interior parts with some makeshift materials but they used to live like that. It's not poverty per se but it's a state of mind trained by poverty
Also, most cars are used to transport as much people and goods as possible since that's how they make money.
Less interior means more weight for goods or people, means more money per trip.
And they're not paid by the hour or kilometer.
They're paid per trip as usually trips can last anywhere between 3 days or 4 weeks if the roads get too bad.
Plus, they go though such bad roads that they get wet inside.
The interior would just soak up all the dirt and water and the car would rust far more and hold the water in bad places.
So stripping it is partly the reason there's such old cars with just surface rust. Or rust on parts which don't matter.
All the water just drains right out of the cars.
Some sheet steel and welding could help. And some cheap paint. But hey. You gotta do what you gotta do.
Maybe someone from Africa want to buy ford transit 2,5diesel? I have 2 Ford transits (are made in1992.) Location:Latvia
Holy maybe my mum's Corolla isn't in that bad of shape
My 300€ car looks like dream compared to that.
Which camera do you use?
Ipone
Fuji
I didn't know Mahindra's were built in China. The plate on the firewall at 3:17 clearly gives it away. It's possible the VIN has been reassigned though
This is a chinese made bj212 jeep with some type of perkins diesel engine, not a Mahindra. It is closely related to Soviet made UAZ 469, doesn't have anything to do with Mahindra or jeep.
The weird thing is that the front grille does not look like a normal bj212 nor a mahindra. It looks like someone took a wrangler grill and cut slats in them. But from the side and rear it definitely is a bj212.
THis is the legendary DIESEL DIRECT INJECTION (D.I) ENGINE.
What is the origin of the engine, is it from Mercedes or a completely Indian design?
@@harveysmith100 no it's PEAUGOT sourced & NISSAN sourced , designed by MAHINDRA on the platform derived from WILLYS , JEEP U.S.A.
@@soumyadeepbarik5711 Many thanks, I don't know why I need to know, I just do
@@harveysmith100 it happens
Even the first car ever invented is better than this. In fact this could be that car
Love from the makers of Mahindra 🇮🇳
But she is not in good condition 😭
looks like it could do with a polish
1994?? Looks like it’s from 1954 with it’s condition lol
it's a jeep thing
It's a Bejing, not a Mahindra.
In turkey🇹🇷 even this kinda jeep in this condition worth 7.000 -7.500 USD $ .
We have a special name for inflation = beast
WOw is trash car! I love it!!
Живучий пикап))
Need good care
"perfect for african roads"
wrecks :
The car looks like one accident and it's gone to shreads
:DDDDD
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😂😂😂
This is not a Mahindra
Where are the headlights?
Euro 7?
Norme Euro -7 😜.
Tüv sagt nein
mahindras are amazing vehicles. Just all of the cars featured here look beat up+