It's exceeded my expectations, been to numerous 4WD tracks around Sydney and twice to Frazer - never let me down. The cabin is quieter than a Mazda3 on the motorway at 100kmph.
@@PrettyGreenMonk I have done 5800 miles so far, one annual service. Does about 34mpg very smooth transmission excellent brakes very comfortable in the cabin. I use it for Beekeeping, plenty of space in the boot for all my gear. I have two Thule roof bars which don"t make any noise. The adaptive cruise control always keeps you at a safe distance from the car in front. It drives well on the farm off road. Headlights are very good you can see a long way ahead. We have fitted a Garmin Sat Nav which is larger to see. Never seems to need anything doing except for tyre pressures 34 psi all round, I use 4 wheel drive all the time. Heating/ cooling/ heated front seats all work very well. The Aircon cold setting is probably too cold. I set it at 22° centigrade and it is nice and cool in the cabin, you can turn on rear fans as well even cooler then. It is a fantastic car has a range of about 400 miles but in actual use driving carefully probably near 500 miles. Best car I have ever had 👍 Steven Carter Colchester UK
@@PrettyGreenMonk I forgot to mention extend you 3 year service plan to 5 which will save you money. The other thing depending on climate you will have to pay extra for heated wing mirrors because my car came from Australia, I think that was £504 extra and they do work and clear misting on wing mirrors.Toyo tyres are good and solid no problems. My car colour is red and looks great. We haven't had snow last Christmas but if we get some the car will be lovely and warm inside. Windscreen clears very quickly just check wiper blades are not frozen to screen before you operate. Steven Carter of Colchester UK
I wouldn’t mod one of these to take on cape York, I’d do that to a normal Pajero, but this is perfect for a family car going camping, towing quite a big caravan and can still go 4WD on the beach or gravel roads
I still have a soft spot for the "real" Pajero. I hope Mitsubishi change their minds and create a successor to the current model. Maybe do a retro style look, like what Land Rover did for the Defender.
@@dushyantx Unitary construction and fully independent suspension gives a much better ride. Plus it is built in Japan, not Thailand. Nor is it based on a light truck chassis (Triton).
Owned the previous model for 3 years and 120,000k. Swapped to a cx-5 turbo for this lease for a bit of fun. The other half and myself have agreed we'll be going back to the Pajero sport for the next lease in 2 years time.
I agree with you on the 5 seat issue. Not everyone wants 7 seats. Owned a 21sy Anniversary Pajero for nine years. The third row seat was removed the day I picked up the car and put into storage then put back in the day I dis[posed of the Pajero. Underfloor storage was extremely useful.
Was the off-road mode(Rock) and rear diff lock engaged and were the tires deflated at that slippery climb? Great review nevertheless, probably one of the most in-depth off-road reviews done for the Pajero Sport by far.
Nice review, mate. I wanted to get this in the Exceed trim. But ended up buying the Eclipse Cross Exceed instead, mainly because most of my trips are short distance. Like to the gym or get something from the shops. Didn't want to get bogged down with DPF problems. Also couldn't afford the Pajero Sport! :D May be when I have my own house and wife buys another smaller sporty car that she has been dreaming about, I'll get one of these. Can't live without the features that Mitsibishi provides. Lane Departure alert, blind spot monitoring and the 360 degree camera are really useful.
Gents, please do a review on 2022 GSR version. Had a tail gate issue recently and if possible discuss bit more regarding the catch-can installation (need or not) Thanks
Driving top spec 3.0 petrol 2019 model. Off-road every weekend and never need LR or difflocks. Able to keep up with JKs FJs and patrols without a struggle. Nothing new to speak of in 2020 version except the ICE and facelift. Look out for deals on 2019 version as driving will be identical. Having had a 3.8 pajero in the past, and got rid because of the 120kph alarm and constant seeking on the highway, the MS totally exceeds my expectations.
The fact the back seats tethers fix in the ceiling makes 7 seat seating ridiculous with a strap in your face the whole trip... It just baffles me. The 4WD is tough but still needs a few iterations to iron out quality of life cabin issues.
I hope for a much more improved petrol engine soon: -3.0L DOHC MIVEC (with Variable Valve Timing) V6, now with 294hp and a 514Nm torque.........and now be mated to a 10spd automatic (whereas the current and previous version packs only a 220hp SOHC V6 @ 320Nm torque) As to help it more globally competitive compare to the mediocre specs of the previous one
I buy one soon! Have a Pajero since 2013. Can some tyre expert answer this? I buy Michelintyres for 6 months ago,shall i keep them and change it on the new car? Pajero have Dunlop!
The claimed braked towing capacity is 3100kg. The heaviest thing I've towed with a Pajero Sport was a 1000kg off-road camper-trailer so I can't comment with experience about how it'd go with a 18ft-24ft boat, but, having said that, I reckon it'd do pretty well. Hope that helps, mate. Thanks for watching and commenting. - Crafty
Excuse me that’s not a Wagon Car?? It is an SUV and the of this is Mitsubishi Montero not Pajero, Ok Sir?? The Pajero Variance is different one and it is the One you can see with the Spare tire is on display on the Back of the Car nor underneath Close to the Gas Tank Alright Sir????
Depends how steep the hill is: for those hills in the video I was in 4L. 4H may sometimes be okay for more gradual inclines. Best never to use 2H on a steep off-road hill. Press the hill descent button before the vehicle leaves flat horizontal ground. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and commenting. - Crafty
Does anyone know if the montero or pajero sport have a tow hitch? I haven't seen any with and I want to put on a bike carrier for a dirt bike. If it doesn't, is there a way to professionally install one on there?
As the driver of a real Pajero (2012 model), I think Mitsubishi should have come out with a new Paj & not called this thing the P Sport. Frankly, if & when it's time to wave goodbye to my Pajero, I just can't see myself going for the Sport, which means that sadly MM has lost me as a long time customer.
The pajero sport has improved most aspect of the pajero. The independent rear suspension is ditched to a strong rigid axle. The car also have adequate amount of safety features. The power train is also superb. The pajero has reached its lifespan.
I am a Mitsubishi fan and feel the same way. They should have given the Pajero Sport a completely different name and updated the "real" Pajero with the modern gadgets that people believe they need in the current batch of new cars.
@@brian_jake The Pajero has only reached its lifespan because Mitsubishi can make more money from a truck based Pajero Sport which shares so many common parts withe the Triton, whereas the Pajero was a stand alone offering.
Mitsubishi Motors declare that, mostly people around the world will choose Pajero Sport instead of the boxy legendary Pajero . So income more came from PS instead Of P . The reason they stopping Pajero awhile
Hi Crafty, thanks for good review. I liked that it's lighter on promo and heavier of off-road performance info. I used to own mid-2000's Nissan Patrol 3l TD manual, bought it for off-roading, had a sedan for city driving. I'm eyeing the market to get an SUV for city use on weekdays and for frequent off-roading on weekends/holidays. How do you compare Pajero Sport vs Isuzu MUX (they seem to be in the same price range, but I'm not aware about MUX having factory diff lock)? Do you or CarsGuide have a side-by-side comparison for these two SUVs? Thanks mate. Alex
I know you didn't ask me but the current mux isn't a match for the PS. However Isuzu is supposed to bring out an updated mux either later this year or early next year. Then you have to wait for it to come to whatever country you are in. So that might take a while. Pricing more than likely for the updated mux will be greater than the PS. The mux might have similar features however and would get a rd lock. But the PS is the best in it's class rn. Really, really good off road, lots of features, has a reliable engine+transmission and is pretty spacious inside. I think it was the same carsguide that put the mux, Fortuner, everst and ps against each other but that was like 4 years ago. The ps I think won that btw. Hope this helps.
It's mostly intended to help when you are going from loose roads, to paved and you don't want to shift bak and forth a lot. It's not a Subaru and I can't see any reason to ever drive it in 4x4 when on perfect dry roads.
There are some additionnal nice features on the exceed version: Digital instrument cluster, adaptative cruise control, lane keeping assist, collision prevention assist, adaptative head lights, blind spot, 360 bird view camera...
Mitsubishi's listed turning circle (kerb to kerb) for the Pajero Sport is 11.2m, which is the measurement presented in the vid. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and commenting. - Crafty
Milki Is4real we need these in north america! If only the Isuzu MuX and Ford Everest is available here in California then i'd probably get both since both are practical and amazing looking
Since a decades the Pajero and the Pajero Sport has the name of Montero and Montero sport depending on the region - Montero mainly for Spanish speaking countries!
Me too but unfortunately the big brother Pajero still not updated since 2006 and lacking the nice features of the Pajero sport exceed: adaptative cruise control, collusion prevention assist, 360 bird view camera... But the Pajero still looks good!!
Not a big fan of any car's facelifted edition. It's a waste of money. Better buy brand new of an all new version of any car. Reviewer should've compared this to the outgoing model because it is also impressive.
Waleed Zanbagi yea, mate. I currently daily a 2016 GLS variant albeit an MT and it's nothing short of awesome. Great on-road, even better off-road. Good number of safety tech, interior toys and not to mention premium leather seats all throughout the cabin, it's almost a wonder how they did it.
Tom Hope same, most people just want a family bus when the Ssangyong rexton is better😂😂. Alltho the pajero is better at offroading (Ssangyong is still good at off-roadingtho)
Walking in aMitsubishi show room in western europe/Israel(proudly from)is borring-no suv's no family/exec. saloons.Just pickup,L200,tiny Miraje and Outlander
CarsGuide in case you want a non biased report aka not paid by toyota check this vid patrol y62 vs land cruiser ruclips.net/video/hQvlTzMXvdo/видео.html
Very few reviewers mention that it can drive in 4wd on sealed surfaces, well done.
Obviously those reviewers do not understand the super-select system if they neglect that important feature.
Thanks mate. I'm a fan of Super Select simply because it is so damn effective. Thanks for watching and commenting. - Crafty
@@carsguide he didn't even mention drive modes...or used them to climb up that hill
It's exceeded my expectations, been to numerous 4WD tracks around Sydney and twice to Frazer - never let me down. The cabin is quieter than a Mazda3 on the motorway at 100kmph.
Even in exceed model can reach $65,000, but worth for money. Very good .
Yep, it's very effective off-road, mate. Have fun. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. - Crafty
Martin Lanza The 2020 version or prior to this version?
@@cervacio Mine is a 2019 model - functionally they are the same - the 2020 model is mostly a cosmetic upgrade
This review is really good coz they mentioned the super select 4wd capability.
agree! usually reviewer just explain the design and onroad comfortability
My favorite carguide reviewer
Great car, I bought one on 29th April, 2021 in the UK. Best car I have ever had. Steven Carter, Colchester U.K.
Has it been reliable so far @Steven carter i may be buying one this week
@@PrettyGreenMonk I have done 5800 miles so far, one annual service. Does about 34mpg very smooth transmission excellent brakes very comfortable in the cabin. I use it for Beekeeping, plenty of space in the boot for all my gear. I have two Thule roof bars which don"t make any noise. The adaptive cruise control always keeps you at a safe distance from the car in front. It drives well on the farm off road. Headlights are very good you can see a long way ahead. We have fitted a Garmin Sat Nav which is larger to see. Never seems to need anything doing except for tyre pressures 34 psi all round, I use 4 wheel drive all the time. Heating/ cooling/ heated front seats all work very well. The Aircon cold setting is probably too cold.
I set it at 22° centigrade and it is nice and cool in the cabin, you can turn on rear fans as well even cooler then. It is a fantastic car has a range of about 400 miles but in actual use driving carefully probably near 500 miles. Best car I have ever had 👍 Steven Carter Colchester UK
@@PrettyGreenMonk I forgot to mention extend you 3 year service plan to 5 which will save you money. The other thing depending on climate you will have to pay extra for heated wing mirrors because my car came from Australia, I think that was £504 extra and they do work and clear misting on wing mirrors.Toyo tyres are good and solid no problems. My car colour is red and looks great.
We haven't had snow last Christmas but if we get some the car will be lovely and warm inside. Windscreen clears very quickly just check wiper blades are not frozen to screen before you operate. Steven Carter of Colchester UK
Thanks for the detailed response
After my Pajero 3,500 24v 7 seater I want 1 of these. I'm so happy with my Pajero
I'm late to the party here. This review is everything a review should be. Great stuff.
I wouldn’t mod one of these to take on cape York, I’d do that to a normal Pajero, but this is perfect for a family car going camping, towing quite a big caravan and can still go 4WD on the beach or gravel roads
Why not? Lots of PS have done old tele track to Cape York
I still have a soft spot for the "real" Pajero. I hope Mitsubishi change their minds and create a successor to the current model. Maybe do a retro style look, like what Land Rover did for the Defender.
How is it better than the sport?
dcx for one, it’s looks. Particularly the rear end. Plus I prefer the spare tyre to be mounted at the rear, not under the car.
Just get a Prado.
@@dushyantx Unitary construction and fully independent suspension gives a much better ride. Plus it is built in Japan, not Thailand. Nor is it based on a light truck chassis (Triton).
@@2157AF Another truck on chassis (Hilux).
On our 3rd Mitsubishi. Suspect this model will be the next as we seem to have become brand loyal.
Top review, thank you Sir!
No worries! Glad you enjoyed it. - Crafty
I get mine next week. No digital speedo in the GLS but the Exceed has. Biggest gripe; no 5 seat version in the Exceed.
Owned the previous model for 3 years and 120,000k. Swapped to a cx-5 turbo for this lease for a bit of fun. The other half and myself have agreed we'll be going back to the Pajero sport for the next lease in 2 years time.
I agree with you on the 5 seat issue. Not everyone wants 7 seats. Owned a 21sy Anniversary Pajero for nine years. The third row seat was removed the day I picked up the car and put into storage then put back in the day I dis[posed of the Pajero. Underfloor storage was extremely useful.
They dont have this model here in US right?
@@mackuut4846 South America I believe
what you expect to pay? id like the GLX version with the diff lock , how much you think you can get discounted ?
This cool looking thing has got centre and rear diff lock? Man, really I want one.
With suitably deflated AT or MT tyres it would have likely made that slippery incline with ease.
it's very nice faceleft
Sadly, in 2021, only the GLX is available in 5 seat configuration! Why? Crazy decision by Mitsubishi
Was the off-road mode(Rock) and rear diff lock engaged and were the tires deflated at that slippery climb? Great review nevertheless, probably one of the most in-depth off-road reviews done for the Pajero Sport by far.
Excellent review! Thank you 👍
Thanks, mate. Appreciate the feedback - especially when it's positive, of course. - Crafty
Nice review, mate. I wanted to get this in the Exceed trim. But ended up buying the Eclipse Cross Exceed instead, mainly because most of my trips are short distance. Like to the gym or get something from the shops. Didn't want to get bogged down with DPF problems. Also couldn't afford the Pajero Sport! :D May be when I have my own house and wife buys another smaller sporty car that she has been dreaming about, I'll get one of these. Can't live without the features that Mitsibishi provides. Lane Departure alert, blind spot monitoring and the 360 degree camera are really useful.
Gents, please do a review on 2022 GSR version. Had a tail gate issue recently and if possible discuss bit more regarding the catch-can installation (need or not) Thanks
Driving top spec 3.0 petrol 2019 model. Off-road every weekend and never need LR or difflocks. Able to keep up with JKs FJs and patrols without a struggle. Nothing new to speak of in 2020 version except the ICE and facelift. Look out for deals on 2019 version as driving will be identical. Having had a 3.8 pajero in the past, and got rid because of the 120kph alarm and constant seeking on the highway, the MS totally exceeds my expectations.
I got one in 2016 V6 version...the 2020 is missing two sensors in front ...
@Peter This is the Pajero Sport and you are talking about the Pajero (his big brother). They are two different cars in Mitsubishi range.
Am I the only one who feel that the voice of the reviewer reminds of the Great Bill Lawry....
You're right :-) Well spotted!
The fact the back seats tethers fix in the ceiling makes 7 seat seating ridiculous with a strap in your face the whole trip... It just baffles me. The 4WD is tough but still needs a few iterations to iron out quality of life cabin issues.
Missing spoiler ...
I think spoiler on this car make killer look😍
Mitsubishi Pajero Sport 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Love this review
I hope for a much more improved petrol engine soon:
-3.0L DOHC MIVEC (with Variable Valve Timing) V6, now with 294hp and a 514Nm torque.........and now be mated to a 10spd automatic
(whereas the current and previous version packs only a 220hp SOHC V6 @ 320Nm torque)
As to help it more globally competitive compare to the mediocre specs of the previous one
HI are Mitsubishi bull bars strong and effective re roo collisions, or is it a better option to get an after market bull bar fitted?
As of now I'd get a factory one installed cause aftermarket ones take years to develop and work with the cars systems
There’s no spoiler?
I buy one soon!
Have a Pajero since 2013.
Can some tyre expert answer this?
I buy Michelintyres for 6 months ago,shall i keep them and change it on the new car?
Pajero have Dunlop!
I don't get why Mitsubishi does not market this in europe(even now after end production of the Pajero/Shogun)
emissions norms
8 speed Triton GLS PREMIUM 7 seater .
Triton??
Great review thanks.
G'day how does it go on a towing front. For a Boat say 18 to 24ft? Could it easily maintain the load?
The claimed braked towing capacity is 3100kg. The heaviest thing I've towed with a Pajero Sport was a 1000kg off-road camper-trailer so I can't comment with experience about how it'd go with a 18ft-24ft boat, but, having said that, I reckon it'd do pretty well. Hope that helps, mate. Thanks for watching and commenting. - Crafty
I had one towed a caravan weighing 1600 kegs not very stable kept hunting for the right gear. Got rid. Bought a Colorado no problems at all towing.
Triton with six speed is a better choice for towing
Great review! Does the Exceed have a sunroof by any chance?
Excuse me that’s not a Wagon Car??
It is an SUV and the of this is Mitsubishi Montero not Pajero, Ok Sir?? The Pajero Variance is different one and it is the One you can see with the Spare tire is on display on the Back of the Car nor underneath Close to the Gas Tank Alright Sir????
tail light fixed a little bit
When going up hill or down hill, do you have to put it on super select 4h or 4l? Or you just leave it on 2hi? Pressing the hill descent button?
Depends how steep the hill is: for those hills in the video I was in 4L. 4H may sometimes be okay for more gradual inclines. Best never to use 2H on a steep off-road hill. Press the hill descent button before the vehicle leaves flat horizontal ground. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and commenting. - Crafty
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Does anyone know if the montero or pajero sport have a tow hitch? I haven't seen any with and I want to put on a bike carrier for a dirt bike. If it doesn't, is there a way to professionally install one on there?
Yes it has a factory one
As the driver of a real Pajero (2012 model), I think Mitsubishi should have come out with a new Paj & not called this thing the P Sport. Frankly, if & when it's time to wave goodbye to my Pajero, I just can't see myself going for the Sport, which means that sadly MM has lost me as a long time customer.
The pajero sport has improved most aspect of the pajero. The independent rear suspension is ditched to a strong rigid axle. The car also have adequate amount of safety features. The power train is also superb. The pajero has reached its lifespan.
I am a Mitsubishi fan and feel the same way. They should have given the Pajero Sport a completely different name and updated the "real" Pajero with the modern gadgets that people believe they need in the current batch of new cars.
@@brian_jake The Pajero has only reached its lifespan because Mitsubishi can make more money from a truck based Pajero Sport which shares so many common parts withe the Triton, whereas the Pajero was a stand alone offering.
Actually , the Pajero Sport generation 2 was designed based on the Dakar Rally version mitsubishi pajero evolution
Mitsubishi Motors declare that, mostly people around the world will choose Pajero Sport instead of the boxy legendary Pajero . So income more came from PS instead Of P . The reason they stopping Pajero awhile
What is the location of this offroad testing course?
Stralya
Good experience
Hi Crafty, thanks for good review. I liked that it's lighter on promo and heavier of off-road performance info. I used to own mid-2000's Nissan Patrol 3l TD manual, bought it for off-roading, had a sedan for city driving. I'm eyeing the market to get an SUV for city use on weekdays and for frequent off-roading on weekends/holidays. How do you compare Pajero Sport vs Isuzu MUX (they seem to be in the same price range, but I'm not aware about MUX having factory diff lock)? Do you or CarsGuide have a side-by-side comparison for these two SUVs? Thanks mate. Alex
I know you didn't ask me but the current mux isn't a match for the PS. However Isuzu is supposed to bring out an updated mux either later this year or early next year. Then you have to wait for it to come to whatever country you are in. So that might take a while. Pricing more than likely for the updated mux will be greater than the PS. The mux might have similar features however and would get a rd lock. But the PS is the best in it's class rn. Really, really good off road, lots of features, has a reliable engine+transmission and is pretty spacious inside. I think it was the same carsguide that put the mux, Fortuner, everst and ps against each other but that was like 4 years ago. The ps I think won that btw. Hope this helps.
Get the mux 3gen next year (2021) come with diff lock as standard plus 140 kw and 450 newton meters of torque.
Can I drive it in 4H in dry pavement? I’m getting mine next week and don’t want to mess the dif
Yes. But why would you?
Yes. I do all the time. It turns it into a true AWD just like a Subaru.
Sure can. Why not .
It's mostly intended to help when you are going from loose roads, to paved and you don't want to shift bak and forth a lot. It's not a Subaru and I can't see any reason to ever drive it in 4x4 when on perfect dry roads.
but 100kmh limit on 4H use it on snow/rainy wet or heavy rain on the road
Whats the difference between the GLS and Exceed variants?
There are some additionnal nice features on the exceed version: Digital instrument cluster, adaptative cruise control, lane keeping assist, collision prevention assist, adaptative head lights, blind spot, 360 bird view camera...
@@mohamedgaaloul2753 Gls deluxe pack has all those features bar Digital dash and lane keeping assist.
Minimum turning radius is 5.6 metres . Not 11.5
Mitsubishi's listed turning circle (kerb to kerb) for the Pajero Sport is 11.2m, which is the measurement presented in the vid. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and commenting. - Crafty
When will launched this car in Pakistan
hi,can you put it vs forsrervs prado
I bought cheaper glx only wanted 5seats bigger storage is great car
From front it's more like Toyota fortunar with mitsubishi logo
Maybe you must try a Nissan terra,190hp,450torque
My dream ❤️
My country calls it the all new 2020 Mitsubishi Montero Sport
And also the warranty is 3 years or 100 000 km whichever comes first
The GLS but unless you need 7 seats. . . Save money and get the 5 seater.
No longer available.
Is available only in glx I bought it
How much does the car meet the Euro emissions standards?
Euro 5
It's impressive vehicle,
You can't see this kinds of car in north america why????
Milki Is4real we need these in north america! If only the Isuzu MuX and Ford Everest is available here in California then i'd probably get both since both are practical and amazing looking
Dream car
Looks like a sleeker versionof prado
I thought the 2020 had electronic dash ..not needle dial analog?
only the top of the line model (exceed) has them
Jenson Jacob ok is Exceed in Australia to
Model 2020 in some countries it is called Pajero and in some countries it is called Montero. Same look and same design. There is no difference.
Oh there is ...it had some V6 gas engine make 230hp ...I'm one them
Since a decades the Pajero and the Pajero Sport has the name of Montero and Montero sport depending on the region - Montero mainly for Spanish speaking countries!
Love it..!
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Just bought a new Pajero Sport and it has dash rattles , very disappointed
I love this truck. I have the Ute version of this. But I can't get that ugly backside of this car, they need to redo the whole back end.
@Kyle Reese u like samurai dum ass?
Vs Toyota Vios 2010 model 1.3j
Personally prefer Pajero 4 to this Pajero Sport.
Me too but unfortunately the big brother Pajero still not updated since 2006 and lacking the nice features of the Pajero sport exceed: adaptative cruise control, collusion prevention assist, 360 bird view camera...
But the Pajero still looks good!!
It a awkward looking thing...like it’s been squeezed in from the sides.
It looks better in person.
Mckinzie GISG ok
Maybe, a little bit, but it drives well. Thanks for watching and commenting, mate - Crafty
CarsGuide that’s ok. I watch most of your videos.
Reason why the cabin is so narrow
Pajero still better. Not a fan of the sport. Shame they are dropping the pajero soon and only bringing in the sport
They work on next generation with Nissan Patrol
@@WaleedZanbagi They are working on the new mitsubishi pajero with nissan ?
please bring it to USA market 🤣
too small for us market 😆
Orf road or awwf road, gets me every time.
denonheaven I didn't even notice!🤣
LOOL
Got to understand Australian English. 😂😂
*Only suv that can give tough competition to Toyota fortuner in india* presence is what it has and Indians want..
Ford endeavour is also a worthy competitor.
well done Japan for makking this suv
Not a big fan of any car's facelifted edition. It's a waste of money. Better buy brand new of an all new version of any car. Reviewer should've compared this to the outgoing model because it is also impressive.
Oh Lord, what have they done with it!!! It's looks like a soccer mom car !
Rather have a soccer mom car-faced SUV that performs in the dirt than one that looks butch as a brick but falls apart in the rough stuff so..
I like the old looks...but it still way better than cross over crap
Waleed Zanbagi yea, mate. I currently daily a 2016 GLS variant albeit an MT and it's nothing short of awesome. Great on-road, even better off-road. Good number of safety tech, interior toys and not to mention premium leather seats all throughout the cabin, it's almost a wonder how they did it.
Every Mitsubishi will get the same Dienamic Shield treatment. I despise their design language.
Just want back Galant and launcr high performance
7 years warranty wtf😳
The backlight is just horrible desain🤦
Bentar lagi beli mobil ini amin
Very narrow cabin. The high centre console doesn't help this either
I prefer the SsangYong Rexton 👍
Tom Hope same, most people just want a family bus when the Ssangyong rexton is better😂😂. Alltho the pajero is better at offroading (Ssangyong is still good at off-roadingtho)
Rexton just don’t hold their value and are very close to the Mitso Paj sport price which is weird!
slap and tickle on its rear end?? just no
Sayang sekali mobil 500 jutaan tdk ada Sandrof , kalah jauh sama mobil dari Cina.
Mitsubishi - shall we release a new model? Nah let’s just keep updating it.
hii, from India
Rear is still ugly!
Hahahah, no wonder why mitsubishi make it like that... The previous pajero sport is nice looking at rear, based on lancer evo
Ja nee, and im a Mitsubishi fan.
@@autogoperformancezz4017 Loved the previous Pajero Sport 3.2 - had one as a company car, and owned a 2013 Pajero 3.2 LWB also. Handsome cars!!!
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Better check what the Auto Expert has to say on this butt-ugly thing 😁.
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Maybe it's best value, but it's horrible too!!!
well how??
Walking in aMitsubishi show room in western europe/Israel(proudly from)is borring-no suv's no family/exec. saloons.Just pickup,L200,tiny Miraje and Outlander
This car is🤘 uuuuugggggge( Donal Trump)
Isuzu Ford Toyota Chevrolet everything are better than this shitshubishi. Great video though
The interior looks like ass
ITS not the best value suv it’s the best value 🍋! The engine is RV’s are wayyyy to overstressed. Hence why Mitsubishi don’t last!
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Congrats, you win the prize.
Hahahah, you win the Pajero Sport
I dislike this video for this old man😂😂😂😂😂
And the winner is toyota, because is more “reliable” - Crafty you should choose your words carefully.
It kay have been more reliable once, but that has changed over time with the deplorable DPF issues. And they are so bland.
Oh what crap feeling
Ha! Knew that'd come back to bite me on the ar*e! Nice one, Mr T. Thanks for watching and commenting - even if you are a bloody smart-ar*e! - Crafty
CarsGuide in case you want a non biased report aka not paid by toyota check this vid patrol y62 vs land cruiser ruclips.net/video/hQvlTzMXvdo/видео.html
CarsGuide maybe you can learn a thing there, who knows 😏