Mitsubishi Pajero, a Brief History- Ideal Engines & Gearboxes
In 1973 Mitsubishi motors introduced the first prototype for the basis of the Pajero line, this was followed by another prototype in 1978 dubbed the Pajero II. It took another five years before the Manufacturer would put this model into production. The name Pajero was not viewed as marketable in certain countries because it does not translate favourably into certain languages. This meant Mitsubishi would be forced to create different name badges based on where the vehicle was released resulting in the vehicle also being known as the Mitsubishi Shogun and the Mitsubishi Montero. Read More
In 1973 Mitsubishi motors introduced the first prototype for the basis of the Pajero line, this was followed by another prototype in 1978 dubbed the Pajero II. It took another five years before the Manufacturer would put this model into production. The name Pajero was not viewed as marketable in certain countries because it does not translate favourably into certain languages. This meant Mitsubishi would be forced to create different name badges based on where the vehicle was released resulting in the vehicle also being known as the Mitsubishi Shogun and the Mitsubishi Montero. Read More
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