The Mitsubishi Pajero Sport Has Great Features - Upgrade Your Journey

 The long weekends, school holidays and holidays are usually a time for family, and a time to travel and escape the day-to-day norm. This means long trips in your vehicle to destinations you and your loved ones have discussed and dreamed of for some time. We thought it worth showing you some handy features the Mitsubishi Pajero for sale has to offer, making your journey that much better.


Interior features:

The Pajero sport has a new 8-inch informative display that has Android Auto and Carplay meaning no more fighting with an AUX cable to play music.



The vehicle also has plenty of cabin space with an option of folding down the back seats to pack away more luggage. You can also utilize the extra seats to carry more people depending on what your travel arrangements are. The Pajero Sport comes with 7 seats as a standard.

Fuel Economy

Of course, fuel efficacy is important on longer trips and the Pajero Sport is one of the best SUVs on the market with an average of 8.9l/100km. Ziphorah Masethe from the Sunday times reviewed the vehicle by taking it to the Kruger National Park with a heavy load on a single tank of fuel. He even made it half of the way back on the same tank.

Safety

The Pajero Sport offers you 7 airbags and ISOFIX. The vehicle also has Park distance control for the tight corners. The vehicle is not small so this will defiantly come in handy. It has also scored an impressive 5-star rating ANCAP for child and adult protection.


The Mitsubishi Pajero for sale is one of the best vehicles on the market currently and it was built for long-distance driving. Find out more or book your used Pajero test drive at Group 1 Mitsubishi today!



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