RE: Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution: Spotted
Discussion
ShoeShop said:
The amount of people claiming 'no rust' due to a car coming from Japan seems to be very common these days. Has anyone been to Japan? Like lots of countries in the world, some people do live by the seaside. If you park a car anywhere outside for prolonged periods, salt spray will cover the entire car and guess what happens when salty sea water covers a car, week after week? I can tell you: The rust gremlins start to gobble up your car....
Its because in general their cars don't rust anywhere near as quickly, one reason for that is most prefectures do not use salt on the roads in winter. JamesyBoy1975 said:
rastapasta said:
odessa eh?? wow. I charter ships to go there sometimes. always wondered what it was like in reality...
Cold and miserable, at least if you go in February..nearly bought one of these here in NZ, 2 of us looking at the same time.
my wife thought it was ugly and wasn't convinced, by the time I'd shown her a youtube video of what it was capable of (she's a sucker for a quick and unusual car), the other guy had stuck down a deposit
still, they also had a 2007 swb Pajero exceed with fewer kms and a 3.8 v6 in black, bought that, it's more comfortable and still upsets the boy racers out here
the evolution was lovely though
I'm off to get big mudflaps fitted
my wife thought it was ugly and wasn't convinced, by the time I'd shown her a youtube video of what it was capable of (she's a sucker for a quick and unusual car), the other guy had stuck down a deposit
still, they also had a 2007 swb Pajero exceed with fewer kms and a 3.8 v6 in black, bought that, it's more comfortable and still upsets the boy racers out here
the evolution was lovely though
I'm off to get big mudflaps fitted
Edited by jesta1865 on Friday 17th August 03:10
Up until very recently there was one of these lived not far from me.
Not sure that I’d particularly want one but I’m also not sure how some people consider them poor value for money; take a look at a Defender 90 and id rather have the Mitsusushi tbh, and it won’t have the same chassis rot in the future.
Ok, it may not be as capable off road (I’ll take others words for this as I’ve never driven the Pajero on or off road) but I live on the edge of the Peak District and more LR’s around here are bought to pose in than go anywhere further than 12” from tarmac. Or so it seems.
Not sure that I’d particularly want one but I’m also not sure how some people consider them poor value for money; take a look at a Defender 90 and id rather have the Mitsusushi tbh, and it won’t have the same chassis rot in the future.
Ok, it may not be as capable off road (I’ll take others words for this as I’ve never driven the Pajero on or off road) but I live on the edge of the Peak District and more LR’s around here are bought to pose in than go anywhere further than 12” from tarmac. Or so it seems.
A mate of mine had one of these in Reading a few years back. I knew about them, but is never seen one in the metal. Looks better in person than in the pics. I was surprised at how quick it, and how it could clear a sleeping policeman without slowing down at all.
For everyone who says 'I'd rather a Defender, Lightning etc' these will stand out far more than they will. And won't go wrong as often. Buy while you're still allowed something like it!
For everyone who says 'I'd rather a Defender, Lightning etc' these will stand out far more than they will. And won't go wrong as often. Buy while you're still allowed something like it!
Used to drive these fairly regularly back in the day when importing was a bit thing. Drove them back from the docks etc and to customers and what not. Not particularly quick (when compared to lancer evos etc of the time) but still weird, wonderful and look mental. People used to gawk at it even then.
This and an Nissan X-Trail GT are my fave quirky JDM SUV's
This and an Nissan X-Trail GT are my fave quirky JDM SUV's
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