SHOULD YOU BUY A BUDGET HIGH MILAGE DAILY DRIVER? // 2005 Mitsubishi Shogun Sport Review
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Engine and gearbox are very reliable. The chassis/wheel arches and side steps rust so be aware. Get underneath and check. It's old school engine is easy and cheap to work on. If there is slight rust at the wheel arches, scrape off the undercoat as it travels further than you can see. I love mine and plan on keeping it for as long as I can.
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Based on this video I picked a 05 Sport same as this, 113k. Treated it to a decent hardcore interior and exterior valet, including engine compartment. Also a major and detailed service. All that needed replacing were the brake discs. Very pleased with it. I didn't want the traditional builders van or to spend a fortune on a new Wildtrack etc this is perfect to chuck tools etc in the back for work but also do the school run. My one doesn't have a keyless remote that is a pain, but getting that sorted with a remote unit that can be added to existing central locking. Ta
Cheers I have a 2002 version, runs a dream with the 2.5 TD, I treat it harshly but she keeps on, even after 6 months sitting, starts on first key twist, a real winner
Love to see more uploads like this, low cost everyday do everything go anywhere motors.
We’ve had an 06 warrior spec one for about 10 years now, never put a foot wrong as a daily and farm vehicle, get a good set of BF Goodrich all terrains on it and you can’t go wrong with one of these👍
Got a 05 equipe one. Have stripped out the interior as it was used previously by a dog walker. Drives real nice and started right up after being left for nearly 2 years. Should have her back on the road soon. Be well and stay safe.
It's gross how dog owners let their car stink of dog. Pretty hard to sell a dog car
Had our '54 plate Shogun Sport Equipe 2.5TD for about two years now. They are rarer than you might think in this age bracket. Just under 140,000 miles on it. Prices vary wildly as they are becoming more sought after. Past 06 you get the common rail on the diesel engine. Fuel pipes like rotting through - but are a cheap fix at about £90. Remember to drop the tank through. Flashing 4X4 lights of Doom are a common problem - but again an easy fix. Good owners group that is easy to find on Facebook. We've been getting better mileage than most quoted so far - but this is the bog standard engine that will just seem to run forever. NOT a motorway cruiser. Doesn't like being pushed to 70mph - but a great daily driver for us and it likes intimidating Disco's into ditches thanks to that turbo cooler scoop on the bonnet.
150k isn't high miles on one of those....old man had one from new and sold it with 380k....last we heard it was on 550k with original engine🤪👌
Mega...i like these cars.
150k is high mileage for it's age.
@@azlean5323 its less than 11k a year 🤷♂️
Is that a k74?
Love mine , 300k just changed the original water pump. Not because I had to just thought it was worth while as I was doing the timing belt. 3.0l v6 love this car
I'm considering one of these right now (2024). Thanks for the vid
Same
Did you go for it?
@@Wyan860 Unfortunately not. I went to see two, but both weren't quite as advertised.
My usual car just had a mishap when a stone wall jumped into it, so I'm getting a Land Rover for the time being and I may well look at getting another 'knock-about' 4x4 later this year.
Just bought this same vehicle (except in Australia we call it the Challenger) and it goes great so far! Great to hear it's getting some recognition
Just purchased one with 123000 miles but feels as new. I just love the space you have.
When you say High Mileage that thing has not even been broke in yet
260k miles on my 97' sport with the 3.0. The truck feels like it will just go forever. Just gotta keep up on the timing belt and fluids
Jamie how does this compare to a Discovery 2? I’ve had loads of them and keen to know your opinion as I know you’ve driven them too.
i live out in the sticks, and are surrounded by shoguns and l200s. i have a 2006 shogun sport warrior. i would not have any outher truck. it is my daily driver. and earns my living as my recovery truck. these things are bullet proof. even if the timing belt snaps, it just breaks a rocker finger and the rest of the engine is ok. most people are shocked how good these things are off road, and if you get the 18 inch rims you can throw them round bends on road. they are a genuine swiss army knife of a truck.any body with a basic tool kit, and a workshop manual can keep one going they are very easy and cheap to keep. the only real down side is they are thirsty. the 2.5td averages around 25mpg when driven with a bit of spirit. if you fancy a day in country side filming, between the chaps we have every type size and shape off road vehicle you could want. surrounded by feilds, forrest and dissused quarrys to play in. if you fancy a go,. let me know.
I do find I drive 4x4s like this in a chilled out manner.
Family had once since new, was passed down to me in 2014, still my daily til this date. Good stuff except for the gas mileage 😂
My 05 mitsubishi sport has 400000km and going perfect body and interior spotless . Have it from new.
Is that a k74?
@@harryrichards7562 no it's the suv , the chassis has to be taken care of or is vunerable to rust . I've always kept my at 2500 revs or under and serviced it regularly . I'm hoping to keep it going forever if possible LoL.
Yes , I'm not mechanically inclined at all but the mechanic I take it to is very meticulous and hes looked after it since day one. It's worth paying a guy well who is decicated to his work , they can be hard to find.
A old reliable daily driver is so much better ! As long as it's properly maintained
I’ve got a 1999 mk2 shogun all I’ve done on it is servicing.
Oil pressure switch.
Glow plugs.
It starts up first time every time.
To keep them going you just have to stay on top of the servicing on them oil is every 5000 miles.
Lovely 4x4...
Always been a sucker for the Isuzu Trooper 3.1 myself but the 3.1 are rarer than hens teeth now...
stop saying high mileage for cars with less then 200k miles...
Exactly!
I had one but in Thailand we call Mitsubishi Strada G wagon 2004 model 2.8 L.turbo intercooler Very reliable They absolutely good car
High mileage cars have more character. FACTS
If you say so, really odd thing to think.
@@azlean5323 Maintenance is all. Many many older cars too long to list are far more reliable than even the most modern cars. There is a different world to cars that maybe you haven’t seen then ? 1,000,000 miles has been achieved multiple times by all sorts of different cars. I currently driving a Toyota Yaris Sr with a 2zzge engine swap & before it has a engine swap the previous engine had 270,000 miles & only had a clutch change once. Never broke down. Never didn’t start. Zero issues engine & gearbox. In the grand scheme of things 270k isn’t really that much. Full of character m8
@@redlineracing4947 Maintenance and character are two different things. You can't educate me on cars by the way, cheers 👍🏻
Ive got and l200 strada 1992 still going strong 💪
ive an 05 shogun sport, ive had it years and love it..mines done 167000 with no engine probs at all...mick.
I have one I love it its on 135k I payed £400 for it put a £80 clutch in it and its been my daily for over a year now . its dead slow but drives amazingly . it starts everyday and does pretty much what ever you put at it .1 thing I hate is motorway speed its around 65 --*70 max* and again on mine thats not comfy its high in the rpm and you can watch the fuel go down . if it had abit more top end it would be perfect for me other then that is great .
Hi Jamie. Thanks for the video mate. I'm a lover of Japanese cars myself, I have a 2007 Civic 1.8 for my daily, a 2002 Celica for my project car and a 350Z for a bit of fun on the weekend.
I got married a few months ago and we quickly realised that moving out and in together involves a hell of a lot of runs backwards and forwards. The Civics magic seats really helped out but there was too much too-ING and fro-ing. We decided we'd look into a bigger car with a single requirement - it's cheap and reliable. Plus, we'll need a family car or a runabout one day so it makes sense to have a shared family car (no way the missus gets to drive the Z!!).
I've always fancied an Audi Q7 since I was a kid, but a high mileage Q7 would make me feel anxious cos I have never had luck with any of the German cars I've owned in the past. I was also looking at an A4 estate but wrote the Audis off simply due to the fact I've never had luck with them and every German car I've owned had gone to shit.
Enter the Shogun - it looks to do everything I want for the simple reason that it's big and Japanese. When you said that once the seats are folded down, you practically have a van, I was sold. I know Japanese build quality may be lacking in some areas but in terms of reliability they outperform and outlast their German counterparts.
Really appreciate you fold us that an 05 model helps to keep the tax at a more of a reasonable figure.
Time to add a shogun to the collection, my thanks again for the review!
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I've had mine for 4 years, 90k miles now. Only major issue is front brake caliper slider bolts seizing. I use it for everything and it's still going strong. MPG is crap, but what do you expect!
Always liked the look of em, especially in white, very rare.
Thank you post this up. I been thinking about getting one of theses because of tacoma an 4runner are double the price here in California
I had a 1999 Mitsubishi challenger which was the early version. Best 4x4 I ever owned should of never got rid
Very slow, back end is so easy to pop out, drifs nicely, 20 ish mpg, needs bigger tyres for motorway speeds, I love it though.
Here in the US they're marketed as a Montero Sport. Extremely hard to find.
I just bought an 05 sport with 149k $2000. Really happy with it.
Miles is just a number if it’s looked after. Wouldn’t say that’s high miles for the age. Good video
I newer ovned one of those but seriously I'm thinking about getting one for next daily car, do you have Anny list of things to look for when buying one? Anny red flags, to go look for another one? That looks like nice drive, and so open for mods
If people think 100k miles is a lot, perhaps they are buying wrong cars that don't last even 250k miles with few problems
i have a 2001 80,000 miles garaged, thing drives great love it
150k miles should be nothing to a jeep and that jeep doesnt look used hard at all. And every car should reach 100k miles with no issues any brand that dont stay well clear from!!!!
@Dave Johnson im irish we call a truck a jeep
@Dave Johnson ok well the brand jeep pretty much doesnt exist here so 🤷♂️
@Dave Johnson funny how ive seen 1 in the last jeez how many months i dont remember the last time i saw 1 😂
Lower mileage than my polo at 179 thousand miles! But least that starts every morning unlike the polo lol
the rear design is very futuristic like cyberpunk2077
Got the 2004 v6 elegance 300 quid and 76000 miles starts and drives like it rolled out the factory
Great trucks but struggle at motorway speeds, apart from that perfect daily
Need an extra or long gear?
@@rolldog82 by putting 33" tyres on gears it up enough to be bearable
@@TOMTRAPSATROUT you prefer this or 4runner same year?
The v6 is much better and mpg is about the same :)
All fun and games until the headgasket blows, incredibly common but they look ace lifted with 33" tyres
Blows on the diesels?
I’ve got a shogun 3.2 did and use it the same way love it because i dont give a fuck about it mine is a 55 plate everything works apart from the parking sensors evan has the factory fitted DVD player in the centre console
Ive got a 214k volvo i daily.. zero issues so yes i would
That is a cool daily!
We have a black shogun sport with 148k miles on it and she feels brand new just some minor issues the sunroof randomly stopped working (if any1 has any ideas plz reply) the radio doesnt work theres a bit of lacquer peel on the back right arch and some surface rust underneath
About the sunroof it sometimes moves a little bit when u press the button but then it just stops like u can hear it move that little bit but then it doesnt budge
Apparently the aerials in the front wing have issues on these shogun sports. Maybe it's that? Ment to be a common problem
A 100000 miles is nothing in Finland, the suv market is shit here early 2000*s cruisers and pajeros over 10k€ and 200000+ on the clock...
Amazing 4.43
Headgaskets and rust are prone...
I had an l200 of the same era, hidden rust and head gasket problems on it too
That's not what I'd call high mileage. I've seen them do half a million kilometers
Can survive by Louisa 05 for 3 1/2 thousand pounds on the strength of this video I think I’m going to go ahead I thought it might be a bit big but I think I’ll go ahead and buy it now I’m reading everybody else’s comments thank you everybody
My 2.5Td 06 plate is £735 a year to Tax😖
Tbh I wouldn't call that high milage 😂 I've never owned a car with less than 100k!
Got one broke atm, had it for 12 months, decent truck but not great. Don't buy one if you do dual carriage way/Motorway driving, desiel only, they struggle to do 60+ without screaming the bollocks off it. A 6th gear would have transformed them. Not great on fuel either. Its just a "nicer" farm vehicle.
L200 with the same engine will fill the clock at 110mph
“diesel only” they also came with a 3.0 V6
Yeah straight pipe it
500 k her in dubai no problem
i have a 180k 2014 Vauxhall Insignia daily original engine and gearbox. without a doubt way past its time, but it just keeps on trotting. Due a clutch, as would any car at that millage, so thats more age related as oppose to a 'problem'. If it gets to 200k i'd be impressed, but with its current attitude it could probably reach 250k xD
150k miles is nothing
I’m looking at a Audi that’s for sale but it’s got 150 thousand miles on it it’s immaculate but I’m but of by the miles 🤔
Dont be put off by miles, maintaince and condition is more important
Exactly you could have a car with 70k that hasn't been serviced or even regularly looked after thats more liable to break down than a well serviced 150k car. It all comes down to maintenance and servicing if its got it then I wouldn't worry
@@williesimpson1793 and what's this got anything to do with a high milage car??
Also as a woman with 2 kids your profile picture looks suspiciously like a geezer so how about you
Stop trying to scam people and maybe fall off of a very tall cliff
That looks like a porno car
Chavs in cars... Pass.
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These things are terrible! Not reliable nor are they good on diesel! Terrible advice given