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It's better!...it's better built, more reliable, better value for money, better offroad and not bought by serial killers.

I can't believe that's 10 years old. It's immaculate! Not immaculate for its age. It's just immaculate.

Shogunna enjoy this video.

Just driven 3300 km in 3 days, I get out of the car no aches and pains whatsoever. I take my XTrail out for a 30 minute drive and already feel that's for ènough. I have owned 7 paj's great cars.

The Mitsubishi Shogun (Pajero in Australia), is known as the "Land Rover Recovery Vehicle". Dependable and goes forever.

Its certainly more agricultural than a disco but better in terms of build and reliability and significantly cheaper to buy used than a Toyota Land Cruiser

As the Pajero in Australia these have a very good reputation .Not the best 4WD wagon in any particular area but very good all round.They do what they were designed to do and are reliable,tough,good for towing,decent to drive ,decent off road and well engineered.They should have kept making them.

I believe we in the US got this as the Montero, which is no longer available. Suburban mums would pilot this to school or to the mall, with a big plastic luggage bin on the roof rails for ski's, as I live near skiing resorts.
Haven't seen one in many years, many here have Range Rovers or Land Rovers.
Always like rear theatre seating.

I'll have that mitsubishi any time over a discovert.Japanese products far more reliable.

I am very appreciative of your down to earth reviews. Thanks, mate.

I’ve driven this very year of Shogun. I quite enjoyed it, it felt durable and tough. Corners like a double decker bus though.

Shogun running costs and reliability? There's a reason there are 10 land rover specialists per 100 square miles and 2 for mitsubishi in each county

A good and honest car review mustard 🚗🚙🚘⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Love this Shogun I've had one good to drive comfortable  plenty of space to carry  large objects.  Good on a long distance  run .
All round it is a very good 4x4 car
Kevin from UK 🇬🇧  England Radcliffe

I had one of the really old one I do like them. Over a disco I think I would have this I also had a Navara D22 I really liked. The older Disco was great I loved the Td200 😊

The Shogun MK1 was an absolute rot box, by the look of this one they've sorted that out, but not the quality of materials on the inside though as it sounded very 1980's still. Very trusting the garage owner lending his car for you to review Paul.

Superb car - we have a 2013 SG4 very strong car

Here in Australia these Mitsubishis are indeed being driven across deserts.  Lots of Discos here too but they tend to be used as town cars by wealthier people.  Land Rovers are great on paper but the poor reliability is a liability on long, remote trips.  It is a real shame as I would love to own one otherwise.  As it is I am going to get a Pajero (as the Shogun is called in Oz) because of their dependability and durability.  They are also good value here secondhand compared to the kings of the outback - Landcruisers and Patrols.

I have to agree if i wanted to cross the Sahara i too would choose the Discovery.
However if i wanted to make it back again id go in the Shogun