New Mitsubishi Montero Sport [ARCHIVED]

**Gerbo** · September 9th, 2008 09:37 AM

The Triton monicker seems to be working favorably for Mitsubishi Phil.

Let us hope na totoo nga ang 2.5L 4x2/4x4 variants ng Montero Sport/Triton G wagon so they can finally retire the anachronistic and ridiculously-priced Fieldmaster.

OT sorry: And since were are at it, also lower the price of the Fuzion (gas and possibly diesel) to sub-1M to compete with the Grand Livinas and the Innovas.

then... and only then will I call it Mitsu resurrected from the deep.

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Triton, btw, is the Greek god of the deep, son of Poseidon.

**xTrememan** · September 9th, 2008 10:05 AM

Originally Posted by Gerbo

Triton, btw, is the Greek god of the deep, son of Poseidon.

Hahaha! Kaya pala mukhang whale yung bagong Montero Sport. LOL! Nice trivia!

**wilcats** · September 9th, 2008 12:29 PM

what about the Montero.. where did they come up with that name?

**alainroyce** · September 9th, 2008 01:25 PM

Originally Posted by wilcats

what about the Montero.. where did they come up with that name?

O.T # Mitsubishi Montero (meaning "mountain warrior")

means you can conquer the highest mountain using the montero...

**coiter** · September 9th, 2008 01:30 PM

Originally Posted by wilcats

what about the Montero.. where did they come up with that name?

they came up with it for the american market to replace the "Pajero" name. bastos kasi yun in spanish.

pero sa wikipedia nakasulat "mountain warrior"

**cashewchord** · September 9th, 2008 02:54 PM

On line SP-EN dictionaries translate "montero" as HUNTER.

**KCboy** · September 9th, 2008 07:34 PM

Originally Posted by cashewchord

On line SP-EN dictionaries translate "montero" as HUNTER.

try looking up pajero and see what it translates to in the SP-EN dictionaies..

**drey** · September 10th, 2008 12:10 AM

actually, I think it's not because of the definition. It's because of the pronunciation of Pajero which sounds the same as the 'bastos'.

**ooba99** · September 10th, 2008 01:35 AM

Kasamang drey, ipagpaumanhin mo kaming mga indio

, subali't ano ba ang kahulugan ng "Pajero" sa tinutukoy mong pagbigkas ang hindi kanais-nais sa Kastila?

Kung hindi mapapahintulutan na ilathala dito sa "thread" ipadala mo na lamang sa pribadong mensahe sa akin. Salamat.

**Red Bureau** · September 10th, 2008 07:41 AM

You can google the word pajero and it will give you a definition like "wanker" or person who is tired and who doesn't want to work or do anything. It is essentially not a nice word.