**MITSUBISHI SHOGUN 2012-2019 HOW TOUGH??

[@yunk9]

Off road first on road second ✔ can be maintained and worked on at home. Just got one. Flipping awesome.

[@totome2206]

I bought a second hand Pajero 4 2016 for towing horses and for its simplicity, no bells and whistles, just what you need for a very long time.

[@SouthlandFlyer]

Got a 13' model Paj 4 LWB recently, with the 3.2DiD. Loved it so much we got a second one. Love its simplicity, value and ability to get the job done and yes, it seems from looking around that they last very well. The 3.2D is surprisingly good on fuel open road driving, getting around 8L/100km

[@karl4834]

I have the same model and understand your appreciation of it, but 8l per 100km seems a little fanciful🤔

[@SouthlandFlyer]

@karl4834 not at all. When they are stock and driven for economy on the open road we got both down to 7.3/100km. I've now got offroad bias 32" all terrains on and a 2 inch lift, and it sits more around 8.5-9 open road. Definetely best to leave stock for good economy, mods seem to have a big impact.

[@ien17]

I agree on 8L/100km. I also get this when driving mostly on highways with no traffic and stop and go scenario

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

Team Mitsubishi Pajero! I've been driving them since 1996! Pajeros 1, 2 and now the Pajero 3 which I drive 👌🏿 Greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬👊🏿🖤

[@CarandDrivingCarReviews]

Thank you for watching

[@lindabown7810]

We love our 2006 pajero, all kitted out for camping off grid here in Western Australia 🇦🇺

[@gocegjorgjolioski]

We own a 2017 3.2 diesel and this vehicles are trouble free and really powerful.

[@CarandDrivingCarReviews]

Helpful to know

[@philnomads4wd154]

Thank you for a perfect review video for a 4x4 offroad legend!!! We have been using Pajero since the '90s up to this present, never let us down in any terrain we've been in. Pajero for life❤🏆🏁

[@CarandDrivingCarReviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@philnomads4wd154]

@@CarandDrivingCarReviews Yes definitely👍 currently I'm using a Gen 2 and Gen 3 and hoping to purchase a Gen 4 once we moved to the UK

[@paulvandamme1028]

so we do!!! all together 600.000 km without any trouble

[@SoorinSeptimiuCooman]

I am driving a Pajero from 2009 (second one) and now in 2023 works perfect ! In mean time I use to “save” some cars from snow or mud in different holliday situations.

[@riotinto1662]

First time I used Pajero was 2001 . Now using Gen 4. More affordable then Toyotas

[@rossawood5075]

The build quality of the Pajero, Montero is superb, corrosion protection is excellent and the 3.2 liter diesel has a surprising amount of torque, the Super Select automatic is one of the best transmission systems available These last forever if given reasonable servicing and will give far less trouble than Landrover or BMW offerings. As a previous commenter stated you won't see too many X5 BMW's in our Australian outback, nor many Landrover offerings either, too many Discovery's return on the back of a truck, broken cranks, problematic electricals. Landcruisers, Nissan Patrols and Rangers, Isuzu D'max and Pajeros are common and considered more reliable than most Euro offerings. Just my take!

[@wyattfamily8997]

I saw a Pajero the other day with a sticker on the back: "Land Rover recovery vehicle"

[@nyzz1351]

Got the 3.8 v6 petrol version, love going desert camping with it.

[@bjjalp3606]

Which country

[@gordonbarclay6106]

I have the 2009 LWB Elegance and I love it..

[@NikhilChandrashekar]

I have owned two of them 2013 and 2018 3.8 here in Dubai. Amazing vehicle, which can pretty much do everything well. The only negative thing I can say is that the cabin can rattle (interior door plastic, dashboards, etc) even at very low speeds on smooth roads. Has anyone found a solution to this?

[@gearhead598]

My Dream SUV. Will buy a used one next year.

[@Gonzalez....07]

me too..but it's rare in my country make difficult to find the spareparts..😢

[@arnostijlen]

Excellent review! One of the best that I have ever viewed. Entertaining and highly informative. Keep up the great work!

[@CarandDrivingCarReviews]

Wow, thanks!

[@БорисМитропольский]

I bought it new, in 2020.The mileage today is 55,000 km. I don't need a better car. He's forever!

[@БорисМитропольский]

@@chrro466 Sure.

[@fullyrc8555]

My 2006 model pretty much has everything this has! She’s on 90k and starts on the button in the -0c. She’s a beaut!

[@toninocars]

This 4x4 looks better than many latest makes and models Shame really they had stopped making these Toyota new land cruiser seems like a good alternative

[@Doc_Martin_Monty]

Love my 1995 SR and 2002 Limited

[@CaduCoelhooo]

Love this beast. I’ve been driving one for 5 years. Nice vid!

[@CarandDrivingCarReviews]

thanks!

[@allanmaccaul1465]

No idea..😅 you can definitely throw them into corners at high speed with lots of confidence... They handle brilliant on tarmac, you can also use 4H up to full speed, i never use 2H and daily drive up near 150kph .

[@Lyon_flightfilms]

wonder why Shogun isn't supplied with Rear Diff lock like standard Pajero is (that dummy, left to seat-heat buttons in 10:24 - should be with R\D lock button). This is nice OEM 5th option for an off-road

[@Wasengenyie]

I have a manual gear with diff lock.

[@itsaboutfam]

I own 3 generations. 89 , 98 and 02

[@madmonster5182]

Very nice car I have been on Pajeros since year 2000, the 2004, 2006, 2014 and 2018 all seem to be very long lasting and solid only thing that you need to know it’s a cow when it come to fuel economy 😢

[@БорисМитропольский]

They don't save on emotions.

[@fwof3347]

what I have a 2018 NX exceed economy is great. In the 3.2

[@zukied4817]

Petrol or diesel as well?

[@versteeg3]

I’m on my second Pajero, and it’s been perfect for road trips and off-road adventures in Brazil. The diesel engine offers excellent range, much better than gasoline. It has loads of luggage space, and the 7-seat option is great for bringing more people along. Whether on tough terrain or highways, the Pajero delivers every time.

[@CarandDrivingCarReviews]

Great to hear

[@mpho6573]

3.2 Desiel is fairly economical very stress free

[@paulchapman9215]

I owned 8 of these from a 2.3 mk1 upto my current euro6 3.2 ( remapped and deleted ) , will tow perfectly admittedly not the most refined on road but not pretentious, it does what it’s designed to well

[@fabriciooliveira3720]

i got a 2012 in a trade for a machine i had with only 20k miles on it.. i wonder if i should delete the EGR is it worth it?

[@paulchapman9215]

I have removed the link pipe for egr and blanked also installed resistors on the egr system temp sensor located in the air box ( cannot be mapped out apparently , the resistors make the egr system think it's too cold to open it) ​@fabriciooliveira3720

[@paulchapman9215]

@ yes and if not already deleted then you will be well advised to remove inlet manifold and clear out the carbon deposits ( it WILL be clogged ) , I also put a catch tank on mine

[@Herrebaaen]

Love it! Want one..

[@joshuathompson7714]

I’ve got a Range Rover and just bought one of these for my wife. Amazing rig for the price. Had the 3.2 diesel remapped and it has transformed the car. Power and fuel economy right up, if you own one I urge you to remap it 👌🏼

[@MrAndreCoutinho]

Can you offer more details about the remap you’ve done?

[@joshuathompson7714]

@ I had to put a whole new stainless exhaust on it aswell as the factory one was rusted up and blowing horrendously. So the map is DPF removed due to new exhaust but it has a cat still , it’s just a general remap but now the car drives fantastic has more speed and much more power but ultimately the fuel consumption is outstanding compared to what it was. Highly recommend

[@MrAndreCoutinho]

@ Thank you!

[@Mrunknown223-q9x]

I always had Isuzu troopers and I needed a change ,the shogun was the best replacement.

[@ctznx9039]

I have always wanted a practical reliable friend I guess I found it

[@ronanrogers4127]

Really good review, all the critical information and well presented. I wouldn’t call it an SUV though, it’s more of a proper 4WD

[@CarandDrivingCarReviews]

Thank you so much

[@josephtembo3489]

Pajero is a true legend

[@zukied4817]

Petrol or Diesel?

[@hash5820]

Europe's Mitsubishi Shogun is same as GCC Mitsubishi Montero. In GCC specs . Which has 3800 cc MIVEC petrol engine which create 298 horse power. Now about the secrets people won't say & why Mitsubishi worth every penny you spend at that time ( coz i owned Toyota & Nissan too ) Secrets.. other vehicles at the same segment. Was built on chasis but this particular vehicle was built in with monocoque body..( no seperate chassis )& to increase more speed & torque this montero's front bonnet was made in Aluminium. Third row seat is hidden as you see.. but very people know that we can take it out and use it in picnic or in park too. Entire seats Mitsubishi Pajero Montero model from the 1st model onwards can be used as full fledge bed for two. Base option will get a 10 seat & full option will get 7 seat leather interior with tiny mood light on roof. In full option vehicles you will get Rockford Acoustic design with minimum 10 speakers & a custom made Sub woofer on rear left plus additional 2 speakers in back door for camping. Moon roof is double the size. Plus you will get 20inch wheel in full option from 2017 onwards. Tricks... While driving if you put in mannual mode this huge vehicle handle Conners like a sports car.. (awesome feeling). In mannual mode if you put the car on 2nd gear on a steep or a slop while stand still engine break will activate. This vehicle comes with built in Tow hook ( full option).. the towing capacity is equal to its engine cc . Means a 3000 cc Mitsubishi can tow 3 ton easily etc etc. Mitsubishi Pajero Montero or Shogun can use 2H mode to 4H mode even while you travel at the speed of 100+ km/hr . This vehicle shock absorber is so good that you can travel on road humps ( except flat top) at the speed of 120 km/hr. There is a tractor crawling button( in full option) if you stuck in sand as an additional button next to R/D lock ...which make the vehicle crawl outside of that situation itself( though first timers will get scared of the noise it produce😅) by just giving acceleration. ( But best feature no other 4x4 had at that time)

[@waza3350]

298hp for the Pajero 3.8 ??? No way, I have a GCC Pajero 3.8 and it produce "only" 250 on paper even less in reality (for the GCC spec at least). And in Europe the 3.8 is extremly rare, it's mostly the 3.2 that you will found on the market. But I agree, it was the best 4x4 for the money. Competitor would be Prado and it cost sometime 3 time more for the same job....

[@brandongoberdhan6335]

Love it ❤

[@shaungilmartin1505]

get it undersealed,watch for aircon pipes(common fault)

[@janndee6826]

I've watched 'em all, its the same script for all your shogun 2006-2019 reviews.

[@1thehandyvan]

The German staff are not really off-road more like SUVs

[@danielskrskr]

So nobody has a damn thing to say about this

[@ryaniam22]

That thing in all black looks amazing! Best looking suv and quality up with the best or better.

[@roovioroovio1009]

i went from a 94 2.8 pajero to a 2011 range rover sport, 3 years ago oddly enough i miss the pajero/shogun... dont get me wrong the wrong the range rover is luxurious and handles the road so much better but... i still see shoguns and think yeah id get another 1

[@sachinthasenadheera2382]

❤

[@mue.]

just rammed 6 cops get in

[@JohnFrumFromAmerica]

Those wheels are not good for offroading