The Mahindra Scorpio S11 Isn't Just For Farming
Some of you will agree when I say we generally typecast people to cars. A yellow Kia Picanto, for instance, is likely something a member of the fairer sex would drive. Not that a man could not pull it off too. When I visit Eldorado Park, I know I am in Polo and Golf territory. When I see a muddy single cab Toyota Hilux with thick bars at the back to carry livestock, I know a Van der Merwe from a farm is driving it. More than half the time I am correct. I must have broken certain stereotypes when I recently had the Mahindra Scorpio S11 on a test. This iconic Indian brand has become synonymous with farmers for its strength and durability. I undoubtedly surprised many people when they saw a Van der Oliphant emerging from this sport-utility vehicle, not fitting the perceived owner profile. To be fair, its cousin, the Mahindra Pik Up, is the workhorse responsible for the farming associations. It continues to contribute immensely in the agricultural industry countrywide. The brand also does