What are the differences between Mitsubishi Pajero and Pajero Sport?
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Differences between Pajero and Pajero Sport: 1. Pajero Sport and Pajero are not in the same vehicle class, with Pajero Sport being a mid-size SUV while Pajero is a full-size SUV. 2. The price of Pajero Sport is more affordable than Pajero, making Pajero Sport a budget version of Pajero. 3. Pajero Sport is equipped with a newly tuned 3.0L V6-MIVEC all-aluminum engine, delivering maximum output power of 163kW (220hp)/6250rpm and maximum torque of 281Nm/4000rpm, paired with an INVECS-II sporty 5-speed automatic transmission. In contrast, Pajero uses a 3.0L engine (model code 6G75) with maximum power of 128.0kw/5250rpm and maximum torque of 255.0Nm/4000rpm.
Bro, once you've driven both the Pajero and the Challenger, you'll notice a big difference. The Pajero's body-on-frame construction feels like a solid hunk of metal, incredibly stable on rough roads, and its Super Select 4WD lets you switch to rear-wheel drive anytime to save fuel. The Challenger is actually the Pajero's little brother, with a chassis similar to a pickup truck, so it bumps more over potholes, but it's about 100,000 yuan cheaper. The Pajero has more spacious interiors, with third-row seats that can fit adults, while the Challenger's rear seats are a bit cramped. For serious off-roading, the Pajero is the way to go, but for city commuting, the Challenger is sufficient and cheaper to maintain. One last tip: if a used Pajero has 4WD issues, the repair costs could buy you half a Challenger.
