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What are the differences between the Pajero V93 and the Challenger?

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OCaden

07/30/25 7:23am

The differences between the Pajero V93 and the Challenger lie in the fact that the Challenger has a higher power output than the Pajero and features a body-on-frame construction, whereas the Pajero is unibody. Introduction to the Pajero V93: The Mitsubishi Pajero V93 excels in various aspects, including its streamlined exterior design, comfortable interior feel, outstanding dynamic performance, and superior safety features, making it a top-tier vehicle in the industry. The Pajero V93 inherits Mitsubishi's signature styling, characterized by sharp angles and a muscular presence. Introduction to the Challenger: The new model retains the rugged body design of the current version and adopts Mitsubishi's latest family-style design. Its 'X'-shaped front grille, previously seen in the new Outlander, is complemented by upgraded lighting configurations, featuring LED light sources for both front and rear headlights with a fresh design that exudes a high-tech feel. Additionally, the exterior of the new model is adorned with extensive chrome trim, giving it a more visually striking appearance compared to the current model.

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