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The Mitsubishi Pajero is a proven 4×4 icon offering true off-road performance alongside daily comfort and reliability. Later generations use an integrated ladder-frame/monocoque chassis with Super Select 4WD (2H / 4H / 4HLc / 4LLc) and optional rear differential lock, while earlier models are rugged body-on-frame classics. In Japan, you’ll find clean SWB (3-door) and LWB (5-door) examples, many with full service records and original auction sheets showing verified mileage, grades, and condition diagrams. At TokyoCarZ, you can compare live auction and fixed-price Pajero listings, view English translations of auction sheets, and arrange global shipping with complete export documentation. Use the destination selector to view landed-cost estimates, typical ETAs, and filter by engine, generation, drivetrain, and seating.
| Class | Mid-size 4×4 SUV (SWB 3-door & LWB 5-door) |
|---|---|
| Generations | Gen1 ≈1982–1991 · Gen2 ≈1991–1999 · Gen3 ≈1999–2006 · Gen4 ≈2006–2021 |
| Chassis | Gen1–2: ladder frame · Gen3–4: integrated ladder-frame/monocoque |
| 4WD System | Super Select 4WD (2H / 4H / 4HLc / 4LLc low range) + optional rear diff lock |
| Common JP Engines | 3.2 Di-D turbo-diesel (4M41) · 3.5 / 3.8L V6 petrol (6G74 / 6G75) |
| Seating | SWB: 5 seats · LWB: 5–7 seats (trim-dependent) |
| Special | Pajero Evolution (1997–1999) — wide-body rally homologation model |
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Factors influencing price: Generation, engine (diesel vs V6), SWB vs LWB, rear diff lock, auction grade, mileage, and rust condition.
Auction legend: A1 = scratch · U1 = dent · W2 = repaint/wave · XX = replaced panel · S = rust · Y = crack.
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Q1: Is the Pajero the same as Montero/Shogun?
ANS: Yes — Montero (Spanish markets) and Shogun (UK) are regional names for the Pajero platform.
Q2: Which Pajero years can I import to the U.S.?
ANS: Vehicles 25+ years old (Gen1–2) qualify under the classic exemption. We confirm each VIN’s build date and eligibility.
Q3: Does every Pajero have Super Select 4WD?
ANS: Most do, but confirm on the sheet. Some base 2WD variants exist in Japan.
Q4: What auction grade should I target?
ANS: 3.5–4.5 for cleaner underbodies and easier reconditioning. Match diagram codes to photos.
Q5: SWB vs LWB — which to choose?
ANS: SWB = agility and better angles off-road. LWB = space, towing capacity, and optional 7 seats.
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