Mahindra Bolero Convert to Mercedes G-Wagon Rs 4.60

After-sales car modification homes often create attractive iterations of mass-market cars, allowing owners to see their vehicles in new ways

Recently, I met the impressive conversion of Mahindra Bolero to the Mercedes G-Wagon. Now, these two cars are completely opposite to the spectrum. The Bolero is an attractive practical SUV that takes a hit, especially among buyers in semi-urban and rural areas of the country. This is a huge mixer for the Indian auto giant. On the other hand, the iconic G-Wagon is one of the most successful luxury off-road SUVs on Earth. You will usually find one in garages of famous people around the world. Now, let’s see the details here.

Mahindra Bolero converted to Mercedes G-Wagon

We can witness this radical transformation of Royal Truck on Instagram. The visual effect shows the entire construction process. At first we saw a stripped version of Bolero. It is preparing for paint and body customization work. This results in proper body contour on the G-Wagon. Once the exterior is finished in black, the car shop even uses PPF. I have to admit that the front fascia is integrated with the grille, the Tri-Star logo, the LED DRL inside the round LED large headlights, the legendary hood mounted turn indicator, bumper, etc., and the LED DRL on the side, the side is obviously obviously the G-Wagon. Things are more accurate.

I admire the huge wheel arches with wide cladding as well as wide profiles and huge alloy wheels. Side steps enhance the inlet and outlet characteristics of the SUV. However, these changes are not limited to the outside. We also experienced black and metal nacelle components, including a steering wheel with control buttons, a center console with turbo-shaped AC vents, a large display for the dashboard, and an infotainment system and metal pedals. The post mentioned that this ended up costing Rs 4.6 lakh. All in all, the attention to detail is fascinating.

My opinion

Admittedly, I have reported many cases of such after-sales car modifications in the past. It always fascinates me how good some car shops are. Suitable and finishes are very professional, and at first glance it’s almost impossible for anyone to say the difference. However, I must warn our readers to clarify the laws surrounding customization of such cars. We know that most automotive modifications are illegal in India. Therefore, you need to be cautious in this regard. Getting close to your nearest RTO is the ideal way to avoid any hassle of traffic police later on.

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