What Makes A Used Mitsubishi Pajero A Good Buy

The Mitsubishi Pajero has long been an iconic SUV that is highly revered by car lovers and enthusiasts.


The used car market in SA contains diverse options in terms of SUVs. Some of these classic SUVs are absolutely irresistible since they are still favourites for car lovers and enthusiasts. The Mitsubishi Pajero is one such example. Several used versions of the used Pajero SUV are often seen for sale from used car dealers. The question is, should you purchase a used Pajero SUV?

The Pajero SUV is a rugged and no-frills car that comes with a classic design along with ample reliability, courtesy of its ladder-on-frame chassis. The SUV can easily last you for several years, provided it is maintained well and serviced regularly. The Pajero can be used as an off-roading vehicle with its 4xd driving capabilities and selectable low-ratio gearing. The Pajero has suitable departure and approach angles which make it a go-anywhere vehicle.

At the same time, it is a comfortable and luxurious daily SUV that also ensures excellent highway rides. The road presence is excellent along with the butch design and massive dimensions overall. You will, of course, need a skilled mechanic who can service your Pajero SUV regularly. You should keep in mind that obtaining spare parts may sometimes be quite difficult. Spare parts are rarely available and may have to be imported. You may have to wait for them to arrive, which is a time-consuming affair.

Mitsubishi does not have an extensive service and repair network in India. Support is extremely limited with a few service centres only. Finding a good mechanic who can fix issues with your Pajero is vital. Most of the Pajero models for sale in the used car market are extensively used, having done a reasonable amount of kilometres. Hence, maintenance may be considered required for these SUVs, meaning higher costs at times.

Take your time and test-drive your Pajero SUV carefully before making any final decision. However, if it is a reliable vehicle and comes at a reasonable price, then you may consider the same.

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