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Mitsubishi Pajero (2007)

Mitsubishi Pajero (2007)

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₹1,950,000
Discontinued
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The 2007 Mitsubishi Pajero (third-generation family) offered a heavy-duty, body-on-frame layout with large-displacement diesel engines (approx. 2.8–3.0L diesel variants commonly retailed in India) and a Super Select II 4WD system, seating for five to seven depending on trim, high ground clearance (190 mm) and a large 92-litre fuel tank suited for long runs and off-road work. Its strengths are build quality, off-road competence, comfortable high-seat driving position and a suspension tuned to soak up poor Indian roads; weaknesses are dated cabin tech, heavy steering at low speeds, relatively modest power-to-weight in some diesel tunes and poor urban fuel efficiency. Serviceability in India is manageable where Mitsubishi support or experienced independent workshops exist, but parts for older Pajeros can be expensive and availability varies regionally, so I advise confirming spares access and maintenance costs in your city before purchase.
December 21, 2025
I regard the 2007 Pajero (third‑generation / Montero variant sold in India) as a large, ladder‑frame SUV offering seating for five to six, tall ground clearance (190 mm), a capacious 92‑litre tank and diesel engines in the 2.8–3.2 litre range with respectable torque for towing and off‑road work. Key strengths are its Super Select II AWD/4WD system, durable suspension that soaks up broken Indian roads, comfortable long‑distance ride and a commanding driving position; the interior is roomy and functional though dated by modern standards, with simple ergonomics rather than flashy infotainment. For buyers in India the Pajero is best suited to those who will use its off‑road systems, need towing/long‑distance robustness or want a statement SUV with proven mechanicals — check for documented service, transfer‑case and differential service, underside rust, turbo health and original electrical systems before committing to buy.
December 21, 2025
Our Verdict

Expert opinion and recommendation

I appreciate the 2007 Mitsubishi Pajero for its commanding presence, body-on-frame toughness and rock-solid 2.8/3.0 diesel lineage that make it one of the few SUVs you can confidently take off-road or use for long-distance touring in India. The ride absorbs bad tarmac and dirt tracks with composure thanks to its heavy kerb weight and robust suspension, and the Super Select 4WD system gives real capability when conditions demand it. Interior packaging is spacious with practical features and a comfortable seating position for long drives, though the cabin tech and ergonomics feel dated compared with modern rivals. Ownership requires accepting higher running and maintenance costs, a thirstier diesel and heavier steering feel in city driving. If you prioritise durability, off-road ability and a commanding driving experience over low running costs and contemporary infotainment, this Pajero remains a compelling choice.
December 21, 2025
I find the 2007 Mitsubishi Pajero to be a characterful, purpose-built large SUV that rewards buyers who prioritise off-road capability, durability and spaciousness over low running costs and modern gadgetry; its body-on-frame construction, robust 2.8–3.2L diesel options and Super Select 4WD deliver confidence on broken Indian roads and trails, while the planted ride and heavy feel give a secure highway presence too. The trade-offs are obvious: chunky dimensions, dated interior tech by today’s standards and relatively poor fuel efficiency compared with contemporary crossovers, so I would recommend it only if you value true 4x4 ability, towing or long-term mechanical robustness rather than low ownership costs or cutting‑edge infotainment. Well‑maintained examples hold appeal for enthusiasts and buyers needing a go-anywhere vehicle, but confirm service history, rust protection and originality of drivetrain components before purchase.
December 21, 2025
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The Mitsubishi Pajero, a stalwart in the off-road SUV segment, saw its production come to an end in 2021. This decision was part of Mitsubishis strategy to focus more on other models like the Outlander and to concentrate on ASEAN markets. The Pajeros demise marked the end of an era for a vehicle known for its ruggedness and off-road capabilities. I think this move was inevitable given the shifting market trends towards more road-biased SUVs.
July 31, 2020
In 2015, the Mitsubishi Pajero underwent a significant facelift, which included redesigning the bodyshell to increase its stiffness and adding LED daytime running lamps. This update also saw the rationalization of the model range, with a focus on high-level trims like the GLS and GLS Exceed. These changes aimed to keep the Pajero competitive in a market increasingly dominated by crossovers. I believe these updates helped extend the Pajeros lifespan but couldnt halt its eventual decline.
October 31, 2015
The 2007 Mitsubishi Pajero was known for its robust engine options, including a 3.8-liter petrol V6 and a 3.2-liter 4-cylinder turbodiesel Di-D. The diesel engine, in particular, received an output bump in 2010, delivering 140 kW and 441 Nm of torque. This made the Pajero a favorite among those seeking a balance between on-road comfort and off-road capability. I think the diesel variant was a highlight of the Pajeros offerings during this period.
November 1, 2007
One of the notable features of the 2007 Mitsubishi Pajero was its Super Select II all-wheel drive/4WD system, which remained one of the best in its class. This system, combined with the vehicles body-on-frame construction, made the Pajero a reliable choice for heavy-duty off-road driving. The systems versatility and performance were key factors in the Pajeros enduring popularity.
September 16, 2007
The 2007 Mitsubishi Pajero had a maximum towing capacity of 2500kg, making it suitable for those who needed to tow trailers or boats. The towing capacity varied slightly depending on the engine and transmission chosen, but it remained consistent across most models. This capability was a significant selling point for the Pajero, especially among outdoor enthusiasts.
August 20, 2007
Price

Pricing details and changes

In India the 2007 Pajero was sold new in the late-2000s with Delhi ex-showroom figures typically reported in the ₹19–22 lakh range for the full-size Pajero series when available new; later listings and archival price records show values around ₹18.8–22.0 lakh for the 2002–2012 generation which includes the 2007 model. Today the model is discontinued so you will only find used units; market asking prices typically vary widely by condition, kilometre reading, service history and variant (GLX/SFX/Montero), with well-maintained low-mileage examples commanding a premium compared with high-mileage, unrestored ones. On-road costs (registration, insurance and local taxes) historically pushed the on-road price several lakhs above ex-showroom in major cities; for a used purchase expect to factor in transfer fees, fresh insurance and any labour/parts costs to bring an older Pajero up to reliable condition. I recommend getting a full mechanical inspection and verifying differential/transfer case service history before committing, as restoration costs on a body-on-frame SUV can be significant.
December 21, 2025
When this generation was new the Pajero’s India ex-showroom pricing sat roughly in the ₹19–22 lakh band in major cities, with on‑road prices (including insurance, RTO and state taxes) typically pushing a few lakhs higher depending on state levies and registration class. Today the model is discontinued and only available used; I see typical well-kept 2007–2008 Pajeros trading in major Indian used-car markets at wide price ranges depending on condition, kilometres and service history — roughly ₹5–12 lakh as a market indicator, with low‑run, fully serviced examples commanding the top end and high‑km or rusty cars nearer the bottom. When evaluating price I focus on the cost of likely near-term maintenance (suspension bushes, transfer case service, turbo/intercooler checks), potential clutch or gearbox work, and the large 92‑litre fuel tank’s implications for fuel expense — factor those into your offer rather than treating the asking price as the only cost.
December 21, 2025
Mileage

Fuel efficiency information

Real-world fuel economy for the 2007 Pajero diesel in India is typically in the 7–10 kmpl range depending on city/highway mix, load and driving style, with highway figures occasionally hitting 10 kmpl in light conditions. If running costs and frequent city commuting are your primary concerns, the Pajero’s appetite and maintenance demands make it an expensive daily; buy only if capability, space and durability outweigh fuel economy considerations.
December 21, 2025
Expect real‑world figures in India around 8–11 km/l on highways and nearer 6–8 km/l in mixed city driving for the 2.8–3.2L diesel Pajero, with heavier loads, aggressive driving and off‑road use lowering economy further. If your priority is low running cost and high fuel economy, this model is not optimal; however, if you need capability and durability the higher fuel spend is often offset by long service life and ruggedness when properly maintained.
December 21, 2025

Specifications

Ground Clearance
190.00 mm
Maximum Power
118bhp@4000rpm
Maximum Torque
29.8kgm@2000rom
Fuel Tank Capacity
92.00 litres
Top Speed
152
Kerb Weight
2060.00 kg
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Complete Specifications

Mitsubishi Pajero (2007)

QUICK FACTS & INFORMATION
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Car Type
UV
Fuel Type
Diesel
Top Speed
152
PERFORMANCE & MILEAGE
1
Mileage (Highway)
10.0 kmpl (approx.)
ENGINE & TRANSMISSION
3
Maximum Power
118bhp@4000rpm
Maximum Torque
29.8kgm@2000rom
Engine Details
2900cc, 4 Cylinder Turbo
DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
2
Ground Clearance
190.00 mm
Kerb Weight
2060.00 kg
INFOTAINMENT
1
Music System
NA
SEATS & UPHOLSTERY
4
Leather Seats
Folding Rear Seats
Rear Centre Armrest
Driver Seat Adjustment
Manual
CAPACITY
2
Seating Capacity
5
Fuel Tank Capacity
92.00 litres
BRAKES & SUSPENSION
2
Brakes
Front Disk, Rear Disk
Suspension
NA
BRAKING & TRACTION
4
Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD)
Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
Traction Control
LIGHTING
4
Xenon Headlamps
Front Fog Lights
Darkness Sensing Headlamps
ORVM Turn Indicators
WHEELS & TYRES
1
Alloy Wheels
INSTRUMENTATION
1
Tachometer
COMFORT & CONVENIENCE
12
Steering Adjustment (Rake)
Steering Mounted Controls
Rear AC Vents
Remote Fuel Filler
Steering Adjustment (Reach)
Air Conditioner
Power Steering
Tilt
Rear Defogger
Rear Washer & Wiper
Rain Sensing Wipers
Power Windows
Remote Boot Release
INTERIOR FEATURES
1
Sunroof
EXTERIOR FEATURES
3
Body Coloured Bumpers
Outside Rear-view Mirrors
Both Side Manual
Tinted Glass
LOCKS & SECURITY
1
Central Locking
Remote
ACTIVE & PASSIVE SAFETY FEATURES
1
Parking Sensors

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