Why is the Mitsubishi Pajero called the Mountain Cat?

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In Baidu Encyclopedia, the explanation for "Mountain Cat" refers to the lynx, a fierce feline that lives in the cold forest. However, on overseas websites, the explanation for "PAJERO" is different. The term Pajero often refers to the Pampas cat, a feline animal that lives on the plateaus of southern Argentina and is not the same as the lynx. Regardless of the translation, the term "Mountain Cat" is very fitting for the Pajero series, representing a fierce beast that thrives in extreme environments, vividly expressing the characteristics of this vehicle. Hence, the Pajero is called the Mountain Cat. Additional Information: 1. The Mitsubishi Pajero is an imported ORV, an off-road vehicle launched by Mitsubishi Motors Corporation of Japan. The new Pajero's handsome and imposing appearance advocates the trend of modern urban life that emphasizes health and sports. Its wide, powerful, and heavy design showcases the strength expected of an off-road vehicle, while the vertical Mitsubishi logo displays the noble temperament of a top-tier SUV. With a body length close to 5 meters and a width of nearly 2 meters, it is exquisite and elegant, domineering yet stable, full of tension. 2. The Pajero's 3.8-liter engine delivers a powerful 146kW (199PS), with abundant kinetic energy at your command. The unique variable intake manifold system design provides ample torque over a wide steering range, easily adapting to various road conditions, offering swift response and robust power.