THE LOOK WAS NOT ATTRACTIVE. Review on Mahindra KUV100

I buy this mahindra car because of these specific feautures the slim headlamp console forms an important part of the design theme, extending all the way to the A-Pillar and then some more as a bold crease on the front door. There are premium looking LED DRLs here, which are bound to get attention. The front grille is sleek as well, but that along with the large bumper and the bash plate, give it the SUVish look.i like the thick line on the rear quarter panel and door handles on the C-Pillar, similar to the ones on the Chevy Beat. I personally liked the rear profile, it is relatively simple with horizontal tail lamps. However, not everyone in the team shares the same opinion.what I dont like is Mahindra KUV100 customer reviews Good in just looks, other things are really opposite to looks. Milage- pathetic Service worst Work just for time pass Comfort- average Humble request for the buyers pls think 100 times before buying MAHINDRA KUV100 as it has already spoiled many dreams in fact I can say think before buying any vehicle from MAHINDRA as this company gives you not a good deal after the purchase. You will just end up getting false promises. Rest left to you as it will come with you hard earn money.Inside, the KUV100 marks the return of the 5+1 seating arrangement, where the space between the drivers seat and front passenger is fitted with a foldable jump seat that can also double as an armrest with two cupholders.Otherwise, the interior design and build quality is fairly decent for a Mahindra that has "entry-level" written all over. The buttons are chunky, while the plastic trim quality is something you'd expect from an Indian sub-4m budget crossover.If you're a bulky 6-footer as I am, the space around the driver's seat will be a bit disappointing, as there was little room between the steering column and wide center console for my left leg, while there was generous headroom for my(bulbous) head.With the petrol range starting at Rs. 4.42 lakh and the diesel at Rs. 5.22 lakh(both prices ex-showroom, Pune) positions the KUV100 against the likes of the Maruti Swift and the Hyundai Grand i10. Aesthetically, the KUV brings something new to the segment. It also has(nearly) more seating space than its rivals, which is never a bad thing.for middle family it is a good car for them but for luxury families they should go for other segment cars