2004 Mitsubishi Pajero/Shogun (CK/NM/NP) Review - 7,100Km Only
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2004 Mitsubishi Pajero/Montero/Shogun (CK/V60/NM/NP) Review, In Depth Tour, and Test drive
The 3rd generation Mitsubishi Pajero, also called the Montero, or Shogun is a direct competitor to the Land Rover Discovery and the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado. It was classified as a mid sized SUV in older generations, and was later reclassified as a full sized SUV, supposedly rivaling the full sized Land Cruiser such as the LC80, LC100, and LC200, but in reality, still has roughly the same dimensions as most mid sized SUVs. It was released in 1999 in Japan as the NM Pajero, and later on facelifted in 2002/2003 and was called the NP Pajero. In The Philippines, we know this as the CK Pajero, and only went on sale in 2003.
3rd generation Mitsubishi Pajero facelifted CK/NP/V60 body
Model Year: 1999 - 2006
7,100Km mileage original
Mitsubishi 6G74 3.5L V6 Gasoline Engine
200hp, 318Nm torque
Automatic Transmission
Black Rhino 20' rims with Nitto tires. Originally 16"
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Video Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:24 - Exterior
01:08 - Engine
01:38 - Interior
05:45 - Rear Area
06:25 - Test Drive - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
I could be wrong about this being a facelifted model. Thanks to a viewer who pointed it out, the grille and tail lamps are supposedly different on the facelifted model. It was a little hard to research about the small details on this vehicle. My apologies.
Argentina we speak Spanish, PAJERO means: "person who masturbates"
🥲🥲🥲 so that’s why they renamed this car to Shogun and Montero elsewhere in the world hahaha
Nice review. But what about the Gas mileage???🤦🏾♂️😭
Around 7Km/L. Not that bad
This particular series of Pajero is the most rare on PH road... Seeing one on the road is just amazing... Another great review Sir. KODUS!
Yeah oddly I don’t see much of them haha! Thanks
Enjoying my Pajero CK for more than 2 years now. Comfort and reliability plus the big flare fender cannot be denied.
Nice
What a good review.
I don’t mean of the car, just the quality of the video itself and the content. You do a very good job for a young kid. Keep it up. 👍🏾
Thank you! Glad you liked it. Also check out newer videos of mine. I strive to improve the quality of the videos as time passes
Very nice and spot on review!
Thanks
Excellent review. Keep it up bro
Thanks bro
First video i watched from the channel!
Yep tagal mo na dito hehe
better to see more reviews like this one on older cars. the second hand market out dwarfs the new car market by a huge margin
That’s why I make these :)
Whats a great review I am impress tnx for featuring this
Thanks
Great video!
Thanks
OMG I would buy this in a heartbeat with only 7k miles that is insane! I just got rid of my 2003 with 220k miles on it and it was such a beast.
Not just 7K miles, 7K Kilometers or around 4,400 miles hehehe 😏😏
I had a 5 speed diesel (3.2 4M41) version of this before. Very good torque but acceleration is still average. I also agree about how surprisingly comfy these are. But my favorite is how reliable it is. It served me 250k kms with no major issues! It's probably not Land Cruiser level in terms of reliability and durability, but I think this Pajero's reliability is still worth praising.
I think that's already a very good tradeoff since the Pajero is way cheaper in the market anyways compared to a Prado or full LC.
well i would say that pajero’s 4m41 is better than toyota’s 1kd-ftv
The SuperSelect transfer case not only allows shifting on the fly (although that is possible one the non-SS models) but it allows you to drive in 4wd ALL the time. It's basically selectable between 4WD and AWD (4H & 4Hlc)
Thank you for that info!! Just in time for my filming of the next gen Pajero later today :)
Great review
Thanks
Bought the pajero ck last year july 2022 thanks sir Kyle for this review
Glad you liked it
How much po ninyo nakuha?
The Toyota Fortuner was introduced in 2004 with revisions done in 2008 and in 2012 until 2016
I remember test driving this model alongside the diesel variant at Fort Bonifacio when they were introduced locally. The diesel felt livelier than the V6. Maybe because it has more low end torque, despite Mitsubishi Philippines bringing in the bigger non MIVEC 3.8L V6.
Most probably is the torque. I'd love to try this out in diesel given the chance
@@KyleLiongCars
I didn't test the V6 models but the 3.2 DID is full of grunt especially if it is slightly modified. Below is a short acceleration test of my Pajero 3.2 DID:
m.th-cam.com/video/ftUV-m-JVxs/w-d-xo.html
Yay new camera.
Can imagine how the owner felt about you 'thrashing' his car 😀😀
Finally a GoPro!! Oh boy it’s the owner who told me to do that hahaha he was right beside me during the drive 😂😂
This is pretty cool, my father has 3 pajero shoguns just like this a red one, and 2 black ones like that so when one of the favorite breaks we will just diddle around the other 2 to fix the other one ehe
Lovely review of a lovely car. Been driving a Gen 1 diesel for 12yrs....
Is that your driveway with the red tiles? Contrasts nicely with the black car....!
Not my car and house haha
Hi bro first of all great review!
Is it for sale?
Thanks! I think the owner is having plans of selling it but is still unsure. Send me an offer on Facebook, and I shall forward it to the owner
It feels so different that your vids are getting ads now hahaha! Also, the engine is supposed to be 6G74 in the description and the pre-facelift based on the taillights and the front grille
Thanks for that. Missed that part on the description. Oh guess there was a flaw in my research. Sorry about that. Any other indications and changes that the facelift model had over the pre-facelift?
@@KyleLiongCars the mags also changed in design iirc and there was a slight change in the headlights as well, from the dark colored ones of the JDM version to the light colored ones for our market, plus the 3.8 V6 upgrade
@@mattsee45 Ahh I see. Actually based on my research, only the JDM units received the 3.8L V6 for the 2003 model. The rest (like us) supposedly got the 3.8 much later. The sources I got were a bit dodgy though not gonna lie haha
Amazing car for sure
Yep
Que hermosura de vehiculo
Gracias
Those rims though... 🔥🔥🔥
Looks fire
Those rims are awful, they should be burned.
🥲
@@gs6810 hahaha evo corse for the dakar feels!
Does it feature a triptronic manual gear?
Great review! I really like the look of the CK. By the way, is this good as a first car? Are there still plenty of parts available outside the casa? Expensive to maintain?
According to the owner parts are still widely available especially in Banawe. As for a good first car, I think it depends on what you’re looking for so I can’t exactly give a definite answer. Of course if you just need a reliable point A to point B transporter then compacts and sub-compact cars are still a better choice in terms of practicality.
@@KyleLiongCars thanks foe for the quick response. Will use it sana as a family car and out of town trips. :)
If you’re not yet used to owning a car and all the maintenance costs related to it, I highly advise AGINST the Pajero. Still more things to break compared to Toyotas, most notably the injectors daw which cost 150K for a set :( I would suggest getting maybe something like a HiAce or Fortuner pa rin nlng na used if you’re looking at the same price range as a CK.
This and the ck seem to share a lot of parts because of their striking similarities towards each other. So i guess you won't have any problems with that.
@@KyleLiongCars anyone you know had that 150k Headache? I'm torn between the old fortuners and this CK versions, has the same price range though. Which has more leg room from the 2? Thanks
Nice review brother haha another christian mobile hahaha kudos kyle!!
Thanks thanks hehe! Fave ko to so far sa mga Christian mobile hahaha
@@KyleLiongCars low milage and good conditioned cars its worth the test drive. Try the lexus hatch
I drove the pajero as well one of the best cars in his collection. Stay safe and healthy brother!
@@castielsamaelmuerte I think he's just sorting something out with the Lexus right now. I'll review it once it's all good
The best car for city driving and offroading until now..mas masarap pa yan gamitin compared sa mga bagong sasakyan
Agree. Ang comfortable talaga compared to a lot of even modern cars
@@KyleLiongCars how about the reliability? parts availability?
The owner tells me that it’s pretty reliable and parts are readily available in Banawe
Late 90s and early 2000s were the best years for premium interior materials. They have become increasingly more plastic and cheap feeling. But at the price point you weren't getting top end Toyota or Lexus quality materials.
For its time, lovely
@KyleLiongCars Don't confuse looks with quality. Modern interiors look nice but are junk.
Can you review a mini Cooper or a range rover? Thank you!
I'd love to if I can find someone who will lend me theirs
very nice car..... congrats.
Owned by my friend. He's a very lucky guy indeed. He's actually offering this to me, but hasn't given a price hahaha! I don't think I could afford it.
The engine power of I’m not mistaken is 203 on the 3.5, Japanese vehicles usually make 218 due to higher octane fuel.
Yep. I added the subtitle correction for it hehe. 203PS or 200hp
The window in second row is also common in old Montero's, Strada's and also Adventure
That’s a bummer
Thank you! A Gen 3 CK Pajero only with 7100km? Milage is not proportional to age of the vehicle. Any reason?
Owner has tons of cars
Seen one here at my place and it's priced well (550 k to 600k negotiable)
Good condition?
@@KyleLiongCars maybe yes or no.
Right now i am interested to buy one but I am a little bit sceptic about how reliable is the engine and fuel consumption also as long as I live in Europe wheere the petrol is quite expensive...
Gotta beware of the fuel injectors apparently if you’re getting the diesel. The gas version seems to be fine
You can shift from 2H to 4H even when youre moving? No need to go on Neutral?
Of course the differential lock mode is totally different.
Thank you!!!
Yes you apparently can which is pretty cool haha!
Lavista fam
👌🏻👌🏻
Fieldmaster pajero car review please hehe
Soon maybe :)
@@KyleLiongCars or the SWB gen 2 sir
When possible :)
In UK this was most known as shogun jackie chan loves this car
He was seen driving this?
What exactly are those black rhino rim models
Not sure of the exact model
Is it relaible if bought with over 100k km?
It always depends on how the car’s maintained
We also have that with 3.2 4m41 diesel.
How are the diesels?
@@KyleLiongCars performs well. But noisier
@@kurtmykodalojo4792 Great reliability?
@@KyleLiongCars yes. More parts than the gasoline version.
Ah really? I’ll keep that in mind. I’m thinking of getting a CK to replace my LC90
You based in Hawaii Kyle? Tons of tropical plants all around you
Hahaha sorry nope. I’m from the Philippines :)
@@KyleLiongCars where in phillipines? Cause im Filipino
QC :)
@@KyleLiongCars Quezon city ohhh cause where in san pablo laguna
What 7k km that thing become a garage queen
Really rarely used. Only thing crazier is my vid on the 2300 Km 2005 Lexus LS
Sir Kyle pag kyu po bibili pajero ck or pajero fieldmaster?
CK
@@KyleLiongCars thank u po!
Totoo po ba kasabay neto yung Pajero Fieldmaster? Btw, nice review po sir!
Thanks! What do you mean kasabay? Nauna yung Fieldmaster ng 1 generation
Patuloy parin daw yung benta ng Pajero Fieldmaster nung nilabas po yan. Meron po kasi yung lolo ko Fieldmaster Ralliart dati, binili daw po mga 2006.
Ah possible. Baka mga special versions lang kasi normal Fieldmaster until year 2000 lang
Ah tama!! Upon checking, meron nga pala continued production nito sa PH and India until 2008 and 2012 ata. Ganun kasikat siguro at simple design to maintain
7100kms and Pajero LoL :) I feel sorry for the owner who definitely missed lot of fun and action.
He has a lot of cars and also a Pajero BK haha
Ilang mileage po ba itong Mitsubishi Pajero n ito
Nasa video po
Is that for sale??
Nope
No original left hand? So this is converted?
Huh?? No no this is orig
Argentina we speak Spanish, PAJERO means: "person who masturbates"
Mitsubishi pajero for us means: truck masturbated
HAHAHA
hahaha
U know why the rear windows do go all away down it for children safety
Could be… but I think it’s the mechanism and space issues
@@KyleLiongCars no it’s just child safety if u have the car seat in it’s really high
bka gusto mong ibenta yang pajero na yan..want ko yan ksi 7 k lang milage..
Email mo ako ng offer. Send ko sa friend ko na may ari. Check mo sa page ko nakasulat email ko :)
Ask lang po? Magkano poba ang ganyang sasakyan?
Meron sa FB marketplace mga below 500K pero siyempre sobrang hirap maghanap ng ganito kababa takbo hehe
@@KyleLiongCars ah sige sir thank you po
@@samodiolendellluis8727 no prob
Diesel?
Nope
2001 7400 km lang samin
WHOA! Amazing
How much is this pajero?
Not for sale
7,100 kms only but the engine bay is as dirty as crap. Plus the interior looks like it came back from Vietnam war. BS kms is what it is.
This is a demo unit from Honda Phils. Odo is legit for sure, but has been through a lot haha
Watz the fuel consumtion nito km/L
Around 7 I think according to the owner
is this for sale?
No
Why does it look so much bigger than it actually is lol
it is a good car untill you have to deal with the injection pump
So I’ve heard on Pajeros and even Troopers I think! Hahaha
@@KyleLiongCars its very expensive to buy a brand new injection pumps thats why we decide to parts out our pajero and buy a new car
@@michaelpepito3117 any ideas how much they cost?
@@KyleLiongCars i find some surplus and used injection pump (denso) with 100k php to 200k php for brand new i really dont know the exact amount but it will be more than the used injection pump
GEEEEZ THAT’S WAY TOOO EXPENSIVE!! That’s like double an overhaul
Hm?
Not for sale