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We don't need to tell you again how awesome we think the Mahindra Roxor is, but here we are. This one is a bone-stock 2018 Mahindra Roxor SE with just 58.7 miles on the odometer. This rig is number 34 out of 300 SEs built. It was reportedly originally owned by a Washington Commanders football player, who used it sparingly on his private farm.

The Roxor SE trim came from the factory with special aluminum wheels, BFGoodrich All-Terrain tires, a unique graphics package, and a dash decal that simulates a machine-turned surface. Otherwise, the Roxor SE is identical to the standard Roxor. It has a turbodiesel inline four cylinder engine with 65 horsepower and 144 lb.-ft. of torque. It's mated to a five-speed manual transmission, a two-speed transfer case, and solid axles front and rear. Roxors will absolutely dominate slow trails, but thanks to gearing and the low horsepower figure, they top out at about 55 mph. In other words, don't enter drag races you aren't prepared to lose.

This rig runs perfectly, and starts easily. We photographed it on a 35-degree day and it didn't hesitate to fire after letting the glow plugs warm up. It revs and accelerates smoothly, and the transfer case, clutch, and transmission are flawless. The engine bay is as clean as you would expect from a 58-mile machine. It has a steel-cable Warn winch with a remote.

The rig sports a soft bikini top and a Bluetooth-enabled MTX sound bar. It is otherwise entirely stock. This Roxor was built before Mahindra redesigned the Roxors, and wears the iconic Jeep CJ-5-lookalike styling. It has a clean Virginia title.

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