Mitsubishi sells it because they have an existing plant and tooling for it, and because people still continue to buy it.

The same generation Pajero is also still manufactured in China but under license and uses a different brand name.

The price tag is a bit too much for me, especially considering it doesn't even have four wheel drive. The rest of the vehicle has proven itself over time. Unlike 'modern' rigs, this Pajero has no complex computers to break down and everything is built to truck standards. No car parts on this one.