Is the 2013 Mitsibushi Shogun 3.2 as good as a Discovery?

[@Klutch58Customs]

Shogunna enjoy this video.

[@ProjectNigel]

😅

[@DannyBoi86]

It's better!...it's better built, more reliable, better value for money, better offroad and not bought by serial killers.

[@ProjectNigel]

😅🤣

[@geobgeo111]

I have to agree if i wanted to cross the Sahara i too would choose the Discovery. However if i wanted to make it back again id go in the Shogun

[@MagnificentSuleyman]

Perfect explanation...

[@frothe42]

I believe we in the US got this as the Montero, which is no longer available. Suburban mums would pilot this to school or to the mall, with a big plastic luggage bin on the roof rails for ski's, as I live near skiing resorts. Haven't seen one in many years, many here have Range Rovers or Land Rovers. Always like rear theatre seating.

[@owensteele1645]

I can't believe that's 10 years old. It's immaculate! Not immaculate for its age. It's just immaculate.

[@johnchincotta1qwdb15]

I'll have that mitsubishi any time over a discovert.Japanese products far more reliable.

[@jimmyquinn9639]

A good and honest car review mustard 🚗🚙🚘⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@thomothomo1078]

As the Pajero in Australia these have a very good reputation .Not the best 4WD wagon in any particular area but very good all round.They do what they were designed to do and are reliable,tough,good for towing,decent to drive ,decent off road and well engineered.They should have kept making them.

[@qc2731]

I’ve driven this very year of Shogun. I quite enjoyed it, it felt durable and tough. Corners like a double decker bus though.

[@paultaylor9652]

The Shogun MK1 was an absolute rot box, by the look of this one they've sorted that out, but not the quality of materials on the inside though as it sounded very 1980's still. Very trusting the garage owner lending his car for you to review Paul.

[@ballbag]

The rear arches go eventually but that's it really. Hidden behind the door when it's shut

[@zenography7923]

I love this channel man, been watching since the start. I've had several rovers - current one a 2000 - and I'm very glad to see someone taking care of them and giving them back a bit of pride. I'd love to collaborate on a video but mine's a photography channel so I don't know where the commonality would lie. Anyway all the best and keep on knockin 'em out, as it were!

[@ProjectNigel]

Thank you 🙂

[@martinwarner1178]

Not even watched this yet...but, Mitsibushi has got to be f---king bad to out strip a Discovery! Peace be unto you. Keep staying cool Captain, it wins the show.

[@kevincroft9848]

Love this Shogun I've had one good to drive comfortable plenty of space to carry large objects. Good on a long distance run . All round it is a very good 4x4 car Kevin from UK 🇬🇧 England Radcliffe

[@chrro466]

No comparison. We don’t see discovery’s in the outback but lots of Pajeros.

[@ProjectNigel]

True enough, I just really like the Discovery

[@chrro466]

@@ProjectNigel I like the design and concept of the discovery just not the anxiety that woukd come with taking one into the outback. We need a vehicle that is reliable and can be fixed relatively easily.

[@BelloBudo007]

@@chrro466 I am guessing you refer to the Australian Outback. Maybe others have had better experiences with Landcover than I have. One Freelander & a TD5 later, I've 'been there and done that' and never again. I think, in my opinion, the problem with Landies is the after service or lack thereof. I gained the feeling that Landcover kind of gave up on Australia. Which is a shame as it had a fantastic reputation, when motor vehicles were simple & functioned as designed. So when it came time to travel Australia pulling a camper, it was bye, bye Landy and hello either Pajero or Prado. Pajero took the biscuits and I've had 2 since. If they still made them, I think I'd go that route again.

[@chrro466]

@@BelloBudo007 yep Oz outback. There’s no chance I’d even consider a LR that ventured too far from a garage and even then a garage that could actually get parts to fix it !! Land rovers are purely for looking like you have money ( even though most owners have them financed ) and for cruising the streets of Sydney and Melbourne. Pajero any day 🙌🏻

[@AliMackMechanical]

I had one of the really old one I do like them. Over a disco I think I would have this I also had a Navara D22 I really liked. The older Disco was great I loved the Td200 😊

[@neilwalsh4058]

This or a Disco? Depends on whether you want something dependable that does what it's designed for , or something thats constantly being repaired at 'specialists'. The LR will break regularly, it ain't gonna be summat you can fix and it will probably bankrupt you .

[@lukebryant5362]

I had a D2 td5, the front diff blew 3 amigos turned on and handbrake light stayed on 😂 now I want one of these for a daily cos reliable! Just can't believe it's nearly double the amount to tax it 😮😮😮

[@Dino_Dad.]

That's a Pajero here down under. Did Mitsubishi pull out of the UK? They now do a 10 year warranty on their cars here ( which they'll need as they have Nissan running gear ) I used to like the little inclinometer thingy they had on the early ones

[@chucky2316]

No mitsubishi still here in the UK, we can also get pajeros but they are imports, people seem to be going for the ford ranger these days.

[@ballbag]

Mitsubishi have pulled out of the UK yeah.

[@absolutely2935]

Superb car - we have a 2013 SG4 very strong car

[@absolutely2935]

7 seats and ours does a regular 33mpg and have had 37mpg with cruise on

[@anti-social-media]

I think you're absolutely spot on with this review. It's a great car, hence why Traffic Officer's use them. However, Land Rover is permanent 4WD and British...ish so got to be LR❤

[@LesleyStoddard]

Pajero can also be full time four wheel drive. All up to you. At least one does not require two Pajero's one in the shop being repaired the other to drive while first one being repaired.

[@Northernerdownsouth]

Have a disco 4. Love it but hate the maintenance costs which are constant. £2-3k a year. Only thing that beats the shogun is the land cruiser Amazon 4.2

[@michaelyard7820]

I love them when you call in a petrol station it makes other cars look like noddy cars 6:23

[@windymiller5058]

My friend in Gran Canaria has a very early SWB Pajero. It’s glorious. Apart from being a bit dusty it’s in wonderful condition and is the perfect vehicle for it’s environment. I very much like it. This one less so and it does have something of an unfortunate reputation, often being piloted by people who would have bought a G Wagen but they couldn’t afford one and they’re therefore driven like a G Wagen but with more bitterness, resentment and/or disappointment. When family Miller win Euromillions we shall have a 90s Land Cruiser Amazon or Nissan Patrol as our 4wd of choice. I do think this is a lovely colour though. The other day Mrs Miller went to Aldi and wanted a hand bringing back the goodies. On my way to assist her I walked through the little bus only lane at the end of the road. I was half way through when I thought it would be just my luck for a bus to come right now. As I was thinking this, a man shouted to me ‘Mind the bus’ and I turned round to see a bus right behind me. I leapt out of the way like a cat, surely saving myself from certain disapproval for holding up of the bus. I never heard it which surprised me as the shaky old relics that usually growl past us can be heard a good minute or so before they arrive or disappear. It was a new bus, a 72 reg double decker thing. Very impressed I was, just before shock set in and all the associated trauma. I’d like to take this opportunity to withdraw my previous praise for Aldi meat. Mrs Miller bought some lovely looking steaks and they were shockingly bad. Barely edible. Even the dog looked at me with a ‘What the hell is this? expression when we gave it to him.

[@andyarmstrong1493]

Come on, that vehicle was mint. High road tax though......

[@shaungilmartin1505]

mines a 15 plate and is 325 a year

[@andyarmstrong1493]

That's better.@@shaungilmartin1505

[@AntonyLD]

Shogun running costs and reliability? There's a reason there are 10 land rover specialists per 100 square miles and 2 for mitsubishi in each county

[@Mike-kt5sn]

Just driven 3300 km in 3 days, I get out of the car no aches and pains whatsoever. I take my XTrail out for a 30 minute drive and already feel that's for ènough. I have owned 7 paj's great cars.

[@lordbrennanofsealand5772]

Comes standard with a free oncrete hard standing plot by a landfill with painted white horses on the gate posters….rag n bone!

[@person.X.]

Here in Australia these Mitsubishis are indeed being driven across deserts. Lots of Discos here too but they tend to be used as town cars by wealthier people. Land Rovers are great on paper but the poor reliability is a liability on long, remote trips. It is a real shame as I would love to own one otherwise. As it is I am going to get a Pajero (as the Shogun is called in Oz) because of their dependability and durability. They are also good value here secondhand compared to the kings of the outback - Landcruisers and Patrols.

[@StevensPaul]

It might be a Shogun,but it's NOT a warrior 🪖😛. We have at work quite a few of those 80's ISUZU Troopers and Trooper II's. No rust to speak of I even drove one home the other day..... very creaky and wobbly.

[@markthorpe6847]

Always japanese over British.i wouldn't touch a landrover..

[@waza3350]

Why did you said so many time that it has 6 cylinder ? 🙈Only the gasoline versions have V6 (3.0, 3.5 and 3.8).

[@ProjectNigel]

I am sure I said it was a 4 cylinder

[@Pretzil43]

​@@ProjectNigel If only you could rewind to 9:56 to check, but I guess we'll have to take your word for it...

[@michaelfogarty5894]

I have a bad back, and I am looking for a big budget vehicle I can comfortably do large miles. Would I be able to sit bolt upright in this without hitting the roof? I'm 6 foot 7

[@ProjectNigel]

Quite possibly

[@michaelfogarty5894]

@@ProjectNigel I took one for a test drive today, unfortunately I did not fit. Do you know if there is a model without a sunroof as this is the main problem I am finding.

[@shaungilmartin1505]

rustproofing a must

[@stephenmwangi965]

You've got to appreciate British humour 😅

[@SteveDull]

You do look small in that Shogun

[@mikemer79]

Price???

[@ProjectNigel]

What? 😆

[@sydsnott5042]

Good looking vehicle but of the Japanese 4x4's there's only the Toyota Landcruiser. You seem to look quite comfy in that thing. Maybe a Defender is on the cards in the not too distant future 🤔

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[@mdirtydogg]

I don't want to be rude but this is a not very useful review. The question in the title is not really addressed at all.