The Pajero is Dead

**StockEngine** · December 3rd, 2015 02:06 PM

I was hoping they would come out with a new v6 diesel. But oh well.

https://practicalmotoring.com.au/car...itsubishi-ceo/

**suvfanatic** · December 3rd, 2015 05:23 PM

Well one can look at it in a positive light. Hindi na maluluma yung nabiling latest pajero mo. Future collectible pa. hehehe.

**minicarph** · December 3rd, 2015 05:40 PM

Sana mag 30th anniversary sa yun Pajero na 80s new engine, better suspension, cresture comforts, parang yun Land cruiser

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**EQAddict** · December 3rd, 2015 05:41 PM

The Pajero will soldier on with the customers who love it and swear by it. It will be immortalized due to its bullet proof reputation. Just like the land rover defender. They may kill production but they will never kill its spirit. I grew up drooling over all the versions of this suv

**Horsepower** · December 3rd, 2015 06:17 PM

Mitsubishi is disheartened with the low consumer sales and also pissed that even an evil terrorist group ISIS didn't choose them over Toyota. hehe.

**chronicle** · December 3rd, 2015 06:22 PM

Sad to see the pajero go away. Palaging laman ng mga tagalog movies noong 90's.

So land cruiser na lang ba at patrol ang natitira?

**petixs** · December 3rd, 2015 06:28 PM

It's time to save up on a project 4X4, been itching to save and buy a Pajero BK Dubai version.

**Ry_Tower** · December 3rd, 2015 06:51 PM

Deym, ganun kahina cash flow nang Mitsu cars division. Ayaw na tulungan nang ibang division pala nila. tsk tsk

Time to buy that BK. hehehe

**StockEngine** · December 3rd, 2015 07:06 PM

Originally Posted by Ry_Tower

Deym, ganun kahina cash flow nang Mitsu cars division. Ayaw na tulungan nang ibang division pala nila. tsk tsk

Time to buy that BK. hehehe

At least they can focus on the facelift of the new pajero sport. I meant ass-lift lol. Australians already hate it.

Asx and mirage will get attention also.

**Monseratto** · December 4th, 2015 11:33 AM

They have become so poor they don't have cash to update their line-up and the stricter pollution restrictions. Even the Galant and Lancer are joining the Pajero.

Mitsubishi confirms no Lancer, Galant, and Pajero successors are planned

Mitsubishi confirms no Lancer, Galant, and Pajero successors are planned

Some of the most-popular Mitsubishi models from the recent past won't get direct successors, the company CEO has revealed.

Mitsubishi fans probably won’t be happy to hear the stylish Galant sedan and the Lancer evergreen are not getting successors as the Japanese company’s CEO, Osamu Masuko, confirmed to Automotive News. The only reason for this decision is that the automaker doesn't have the resources to develop such models alone and hasn't been able to find a partner.

Instead, Mitsubishi will focus on compact and midsize SUVs, starting sometime in 2017 with a new coupe-styled crossover that will be positioned between the Outlander and Outlander Sport (ASX in Europe). The next generation Outlander Sport is next on the list and it will be ready in early 2019, Masuko confirmed.

“We are strong in SUVs and four-wheel drives. And that is what we would like to focus on as core models in the U.S. market. We have changed direction,” Masuko commented. “We are going to allocate more resources to the areas where we are strong in the U.S.”

Masuko also revealed the SUV lineup won’t be joined by a full-size Pajero successor because of fuel economy concerns. A direct successor for the i-MiEV is also not planned.