Modification is slowly becoming popular in India and the latest mod example of Mahindra Bolero transformed into a Mercedes G-Wagen will further compel you to get your car customized. This custom Mahindra Bolero has been modified by Coimbatore based, Jeep Studio and what a fabulous job they have done. While your regular Bolero can get new livery to resemble Mercedes G-Wagen, the entire customization will cost you around Rs 7.35 lakh. Changes on the inside will cost extra. Also See – Top 5 best modified Mahindra Thar
Bolero’s body-on-ladder underpinnings allow making copious changes to the body shell and hence there are dozens of mod Boleros that have been modified to resemble G-Wagon. This custom Bolero by Jeep Studio gets comprehensive updates, the front has been completely changed with new aftermarket projector headlamps, LED daytime running lights, bumper, grille and bonnet. While the alloy wheels have been changed, the front and rear tracks are also matched. Also See – Top 5 best modified Mahindra Scorpio
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The bumper in front is extended a bit and flows onto the pronounced wheel arches at the side. Another addition to the side is the thick rubber strips with a hint of chrome on it. Besides, it gets a reprofiled bonnet, aftermarket indicators, wing mirrors and a spare-wheel housing on the boot lid. Also See – Top 5 best modified Maruti Swift
While it received cosmetic updates, the SUV remains unchanged under the hood with the same 2.5-litre M2DiCR turbo diesel engine with maximum power of 63bhp against 195Nm torque. The engine continues using a conventional 5-speed manual gearbox for transmitting power to the rear wheels. While the power on this mod Bolero is no match to the original Mercedes Benz G-Wagen, the sturdy engine promises a great performance.
Another engine option on the stock Bolero is the 1.5-litre, 3-cylinder, turbo diesel engine with 70bhp and 195Nm torque which comes with the sub 4-meter version.
