Roxor: The Off-Road-Only Off-Road Vehicle

All images courtesy roxoroffroad.com
Roxor: The Off-Road-Only Off-Road Vehicle
All images courtesy roxoroffroad.com

Roxor? It sounds like a casino in Vegas or something. Wait, that’s the Luxor. If you’re into off-roading, Roxor is a name you’re going to be hearing more and more of in the future. Roxor’s vehicle looks like a Jeep CJ chassis, with the major exception that it’s not street legal. Mahindra & Mahindra of India based the Roxor on an earlier vehicle of theirs named the Thar, so although it looks like a Jeep, it isn’t.

Roxor: The Off-Road-Only Off-Road Vehicle

That’s right; the Roxor is a 4X4 utility vehicle that may only be driven off-road. Officially called the Mahindra Roxor, it’s built by Mahindra Automotive North America. It has a 2.5L M2DICR turbo engine backed by a five-speed manual gearbox with a two-speed manual transfer case with a low ratio. This combination gives it almost 3,500 pounds of towing capacity. The vehicle weighs in at just over 3,000 pounds and has an MSRP of $15,999.

Roxor: The Off-Road-Only Off-Road Vehicle

As mentioned above, the Roxor is based upon Mahindra’s Thar but looks like a Jeep, having many of the same dimensions of a Jeep CJ. It looks like a Jeep because it is inspired by the venerable Willys of WWII fame. Roxor also has a ton of accessories and add-ons to fully customize your Roxor, from body mods to bumpers, winches and graphics to climate control, with almost everything in between. The only real visible drawback I can see is that in its stock form, it only has nine inches of ground clearance, something easily improved with a suspension upgrade.

Roxor: The Off-Road-Only Off-Road Vehicle

Do you have a Roxor of your own? If so, RacingJunk would love to hear from you and know what you think of it. Let your fellow readers hear your thoughts!

About Mike Aguilar 388 Articles
Mike's love of cars began in the early 1970's when his father started taking him to his Chevron service station. He's done pretty much everything in the automotive aftermarket from gas station island attendant, parts counter, mechanic, and new and used sales. Mike also has experience in the amateur ranks of many of racing's sanctioning bodies.

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