Mitsubishi Pajero Sport review

Sure there’s a lot of respect for the Japanese company and plenty of respect for the Pajero brand name as well, but yes – Pajero, Montero, Outlander and now a Pajero Sport – that’s a lot of SUVs, which is puzzling. Of course the real reason the Pajero Sport exists is to take on competition like the Fortuner and Endeavour. It’s all about delivering as much SUV as you can on a budget. All three are based on light pick-up trucks sold en masse in Thailand, each is similarly specified and, all of them have attained their fair share of success in the region. The Pajero Sport, importantly, is also a thoroughly modern, up-to-the-minute, common-rail-diesel-equipped...

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Mitsubishi Pajero Review

 Market development SUV (Sport Utility Vehicle) each year to make PT Krama Yudha Diamond Three-car manufacturers Mitsubishi Motors' Pajero Sport-release which share a platform with the Strada Triton. Synonymous with tough car that sailed the desert sand in the arena of the Dakar Rally, 7-seater SUV is carrying the concept of 'family all round SUV' that claimed to be robust in various fields, at a time convenient to the activity in the city. Attendance Pajero Sport must be loud enough to compete in 7-seater SUV class with a ladder frame chassis. Pajero Sport must be head-to-head with the Ford Everest and Toyota Fortuner is earlier work in...

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Mitsubishi Eclipse Review

The Mitsubishi Eclipse is one of the last of its breed. Gone are the days of inexpensive, front-drive sport coupes hailing from Japan like the Acura RSX, Honda Prelude and Toyota Celica. Tastes have changed and corporate priorities have shifted. Today, there's been a renaissance of inexpensive fun cars, but most belong to the hot hatch genre. But for those who scoff at a dorky hatch and yearn for those good ol' days of the sport coupe, the  Eclipse is a pleasant relic. It's also one of the few convertibles in its price range. Since the moment it was introduced four years ago, the current Eclipse coupe and Spyder convertible have primarily...

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Mitsubishi Galant Review

The Mitsubishi Galant is a competent midsize sedan with distinctive looks and solid value. It delivers responsive performance, crisp handling and notable fuel efficiency, in a tidy, yet roomy package. It comes with healthy complement of features at an attractive price. Galant is offered in two trim levels, each with a four-cylinder engine, four-speed automatic transmission, and a generous complement of standard equipment. The 2010 Mitsubishi Galant is powered by a 160-horsepower, 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine and comes standard with a four-speed automatic transmission with Mitsubishi's Sportronic system, which allows semi-manual shifting....

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