If you are confused between Mahindra Scorpio Classic and Scorpio-N models, then today we are going to tell you which one would be right for you.

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In terms of size, the Scorpio Classic is 4,456mm long, 1,820mm wide and 1,995mm high, on the other hand the Scorpio-N is bigger in size.

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The Scorpio Classic has a wheelbase of 1,995mm, while the Scorpio n is ahead in terms of wheelbase, it comes with 2,750mm

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The ground clearance of the Scorpio Classic is higher than that of the N model. The N has 187mm, while it is 209mm in the Classic.

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The Scorpio N gets a mileage of 14.44kmpl while the Classic gets a mileage of 16.46kmpl.

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The Scorpio Classic is 55Kg lighter than the n model and the engine in it consumes 14 percent less fuel, hence its mileage is higher

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Transmission aside, the Classic is mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox. At the same time, the N model gets a 6-speed manual gearbox.

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The engine in the Classic is second generation 2179cc 4-cylinder mHawk diesel, the same thing comes with the slightly less powerful 1,997cc petrol engine of the N.

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The Classic engine produces 132PS of power and 300Nm of peak torque while the N engine produces 200bhp and 370Nm of peak torque.

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Now you must have understood which model of Scorpio you should buy

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If you are confused between Mahindra Scorpio Classic and Scorpio-N models, then today we are going to tell you which one would be right for you.

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In terms of size, the Scorpio Classic is 4,456mm long, 1,820mm wide and 1,995mm high, on the other hand the Scorpio-N is bigger in size.

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The Scorpio Classic has a wheelbase of 1,995mm, while the Scorpio n is ahead in terms of wheelbase, it comes with 2,750mm

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The ground clearance of the Scorpio Classic is higher than that of the N model. The N has 187mm, while it is 209mm in the Classic.

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The Scorpio N gets a mileage of 14.44kmpl while the Classic gets a mileage of 16.46kmpl.

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The Scorpio Classic is 55Kg lighter than the n model and the engine in it consumes 14 percent less fuel, hence its mileage is higher

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Transmission aside, the Classic is mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox. At the same time, the N model gets a 6-speed manual gearbox.

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The engine in the Classic is second generation 2179cc 4-cylinder mHawk diesel, the same thing comes with the slightly less powerful 1,997cc petrol engine of the N.

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The Classic engine produces 132PS of power and 300Nm of peak torque while the N engine produces 200bhp and 370Nm of peak torque.

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Now you must have understood which model of Scorpio you should buy

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