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This black real proper Mitsubishi Pajero (not the Pajero Sport) was spotted by Jack, a friend of mine. It had trade plates but didn’t have any form of disguise on it. Before you dismiss this as just another grey imported Pajero out for a test drive, notice that this particular black car that’s in focus is parked between in the middle of a whole row of other Mitsubishi vehicles including another Pajero with some kind of cream paintjob, a Grandis, and a Lancer. So it’s likely that this is going to be a future Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia offering.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments indicate the spotted Mitsubishi Pajero is similar to models available in Australia, Brunei, and Sarawak, with some noting its use by government agencies in Sabah and Sarawak. Enthusiasts praise its rugged, masculine look and anticipate its launch in Malaysia, expecting a price around RM300,000. Some concerns are raised about the engine options, fuel efficiency, and recent model age, with suggestions it may come in petrol only initially. Others compare it favorably to competitor SUVs like the Toyota Prado and Mazda CX-9, highlighting its strong off-road capability and resale value. The General location appears to be Shah Alam, near SIRIM, and appreciative comments reflect excitement for its arrival, though some are aware of past delays and market positioning challenges.