4×4S.ORGTHE REGISTRY MAHINDRA · MARQUES · CJ, MM AND MAJOR

Marque · CJ, MM and Major · in production 1949–2010

Mahindra CJ, MM and Major

India’s Jeep: kits assembled from 1949 under the 1947 Willys licence, then the CJ-3B built at Mahindra’s own plants and its descendants — the CJ-4, CJ-500, MM 540 and 550, the Commander, Marshal and Major — the farm, taxi, police and army vehicle of India until the Thar replaced it in 2010.

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Mahindra & Mahindra began by assembling Willys Jeeps for India in 1949 and went on building the CJ-3B shape for sixty years, with Peugeot XD3 and its own diesels; the long-wheelbase versions became the shared taxis and police vehicles of small-town and rural India.

The licence made Mahindra a vehicle maker and then, through the Scorpio of 2002, a designer in its own right; the CJ line ended with the Major in 2010.

11949 – 1980s

Assembly and licence (1949–1980s)

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Willys kits, the CJ-3B, the CJ-4 and CJ-500.

21980s – 2010

MM, Commander and Major (1980s–2010)

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The long-wheelbase taxis, the army and police vehicles, the Major.

Base models

The structural configurations the registry and the Creator build from; each page carries the researched specification.

In service

Where the registry's CJ, MM and Major records worked; each opens the themed history.

Sources

  1. Mahindra & Mahindra — Wikipedia
  2. Mahindra Major — Wikipedia

CJ, MM and Major records in the registry

3 records, oldest first.