Mitsubishi Boss Says Next Pajero May be Sold in the U.S

[newworld2004]

I will be in line if this is happening.

http://www.carscoops.com/2013/12/mitsubishi-boss-says-next-pajero-may-be.html

 

[4D55 Performance]

That's good news.

 

[jeeps4fun]

Too bad it looks like the crappy New jeep Cherokee

 

[Sabre]

I'd sure like to see this come back to the states....

 

[Kmrtnsn]

Mitsubishi has become Japanese for ugly-*** vehicles.

 

[newworld2004]

it is good news for Mitsubishi U.S , they need this if they want to stay in North America Market.

 

[eurosonic]

Looks like a face lifted Gen3

 

[Toasty]

NO JOKE,

"back to basics" strategy

was me. :Wow1: I worked really hard on that and that's kind of what lead me into the the concept 4x project.

I'm hoping to see some cool changes, IF my concept gets built you dudes are going to shi** yourselves it looks KILLER. Drew it myself :drool:

Really exciting time.

 

[Sabre]

Mitsubishi has become Japanese for ugly-*** vehicles.

No lie. I'm astounded by how a company can produce such nice looking trucks and such hideous cars.

 

[off-roader]

While I'm certainly a fan of this design...

Im definitely not a fan of the new design...

 

[newworld2004]

here is another related link, after all we may get new Montero by 2017, it is going to be three long years.

http://www.carbuzz.com/news/2013/12...-on-SUVs-to-Survive-in-the-US-Market-7717789/

 

[nwoods]

Couple more photos of the Gen 3.5 (yeah, I made that up)

interior is nice

 

[All-Terrain]

"Back to basics" is a long-gone concept. There will not be any more "back to basics" vehicles in the near or far future. Our average car-buying demographic will never allow it, and nor will our over-stuffed regulatory structure.

Keep your old-school vehicles, maintain them, drive them to the wheels fall off or 'til "They" take it away from you. There won't be any more.

 

[Toasty]

My suggestion to them (in short) was to offer every vehicle in a super base model, from there let buyers pick and choose options they want instead of the "trim packages" they have now. That way they can advertise the lowest possible price and leave it up to the dealerships to up the sale with your HID, NAV, power anything, ect.
Seemed to make some waves. We'll see though

 

[newworld2004]

My suggestion to them (in short) was to offer every vehicle in a super base model, from there let buyers pick and choose options they want instead of the "trim packages" they have now. That way they can advertise the lowest possible price and leave it up to the dealerships to up the sale with your HID, NAV, power anything, ect.
Seemed to make some waves. We'll see though

I hope Mitsubishi bring Montero's in Gas, Diesel, and Hybrid models, so consumers have more choices .