2007 Mitsubishi Pajero (GEN III.5) [ARCHIVED]

[swimstroke]

Mas type ko yung luma.

[guiltygear]

hmm... di ko din type yung bagong grill... nawala yung pagka mitsubishi nya, mas mukha pa syang citroen...

[guiltygear]

but i like the new projector headlamps hope it can be fitted to the older models, sana kasya na pajevo

[OTEP]

Mas type ko yung luma.

I miss the honest to goodness GEN I.

[mikmik316]

Naalala ko yung dating sinabi ng Mitsu PR nung 2000, they designed the gen III pajero to take cues from the older Gen I & II designs & aesthetics... turns out that this gen 3.5 Paj throws away the traditions of the marquee in exchange for modern design trends & safety regulation...

[Supierreman]

10 yrs pa bago dumating dito yan. style pa ng mitsu dito sa pinas hehe.

pag luma na yan saka lang ilalabas dito sa philippine market :D

[kyle618]

good god its ugly in the front. back and side is ok ... sama ng harap. damn pati CRV pangit un harap.

[poringdrops]

Hi Peeps,

Mga cars design ngayon parang puro nagpapahatak na ng mata. Pasingkit ng pasingkit ang design.

Anyway, mukhang matino pa naman ang loob at mukhang filled with gizmos pa din kaya ok lang.

hehehe

[bolantoy]

Mukhang malapit ng dumating ito dito ah, malaki ang discount ng pajero did sa diamond motors. From 2.701M naging 2.488M with HID pa.

[carlocaraddict]

from global autoindex:

5-door


3-door

World premier for the next generation of Mitsubishi Pajero at Paris Motor Show


Mitsubishi has issued the following press release:

Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) is to give the new global standard SUV Pajero (European market specification) its world debut at Le Mondial de l'Automobile 2006 (Paris Motor Show 2006) to be held in Halls 1-8 of the Paris Expo porte de Versailles from September 28 (September 30 for the general public) through October 15.

More than 2.5 million Pajeros have been produced in the approximately 25 years since the first generation was launched in 1982. Sold in over 170 countries and regions today, Pajero has earned enormous popularity as a sport utility vehicle boasting outstanding durability and endurance that enable it to deliver safe, secure and comfortable performance over any and all types of road surface.

Debuting at the Paris Motor Show, this Pajero is the fourth in the series. The latest Pajero offers reliability forged in the crucible of grueling competition and use under the harshest conditions to be found on our planet. It retains the all-round SUV specifications of its predecessor, as seen in its approach angle, ground clearance and other all-terrain performance parameters. New features that distinguish the fourth-generation Pajero include:

* A powertrain applied a new 3.2-liter 4-cylinder diesel with common rail direct fuel injection or a 3.8-liter V6 MIVEC*1 gasoline unit.
* A 4WD system comprised of the sophisticated Super Select 4WD-II transfer case while both ASTC*2 and the rear differential lock available — developed on the bedrock of MMC's All-Wheel-Control (AWC) concept and delivering significant improvements in both off-road and tarmac performance.
* Tastefully designed dashboard and interior complemented by high-end equipment such as Rockford Acoustic Design Premium Sound System™ with a new 860W 12-speaker.

This latest Pajero is to be produced at Pajero Manufacturing Co., Ltd. in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. MMC plans to start shipments to Europe in September, followed by shipments in Japan and to Australia in October. Eventually the company plans to export the car to some 170 countries and regions in the Near & Middle East, Central and South America, and Asia and ASEAN regions.

Debuting alongside at the Paris Motor Show will be the similarly-styled next generation of Pajero Evolution which will be entered at the 2007 Dakar Rally.