Buying and selling cars is something I love, and this little Pajero Io is a 4x4 that’s flirting for a space in my garage... Here’s a short review on this great little ‘big’ SUV.
tengo uno y eventualmente hago viajes familiares (4 personas), viajes de 400km aprox (800km ida y vuelta) es como y lo disfrutas en carretera y barro, para poner la 4H primero debes tener en N
Being an ex Pajero owner, but still a huge fan and lover of them, I've always wondered how the io would go with the 1.8 pr 2.0 4 cylinders, they were always a bit small for my liking but suite my needs now and have been considering an io. Are they any good off road and what's the power like? I've always imagined they'd be ridiculously slow and underpowered
I'm curious that you think a car of more or less the same length and width as a Honda Jazz/Fit might be underpowered with either a 1.8 or 2.0 petrol?. Those engines seem quite large to me for that size of car, and while neither are hugely powerful (114BHP and 127BHP), I certainly wouldn't expect them to be underpowered.
@@Michka1001 Sure, the Pajero io has the aerodynamics of a barn door, but if you want something comfortable and stable at high speed cruising, a tall, narrow and boxy SUV is surely a poor choice?. Because of this (regardless of power), it isn't going to be particularly happy at high speeds. Plus, pushing a shape like this through the air at high speed is going to require pretty much full throttle, so the economy would be absolutely terrible!. For the record, the info I have says the 1.8 manual will manage about 95mph (145km/h) and the 2.0 manual will get up to about 105mph (169km/h). Quite fast enough for a car with those proportions IMO!. But there was a 1.8 turbo petrol version available in some markets (certainly Japan) with 160bhp. As for the weight, yes it is quite heavy, but still not enough to make it "ridiculously slow and underpowered". I use a 2010 VW Caddy van for my work and unladen it weighs (a little) more than the Pajero io, but only has 70bhp. Sure, it isn't going to win any races, but it manages fine, especially unladen. When I bought it, I drove it 360 miles (579 km) home and it was quite happy at the UK legal limit of 70mph (112km/h).
@@badbusdriver7160 I think you missed the point of tlmy previous comment, comparing a Jazz to a Pajero Io just doesn't work... Neither are in the same size class, nor family of vehicle... Never has the Jazz been considered an off road vehicle? So I don't understand why your using a Jazz/Fit as a comparison?
@@Michka1001 I brought up the Jazz to illustrate how small the Parejo io actually is, and for a car that small, 1.8 or 2.0 engines are actually quite big. That the Pajero io is an off roader and the Jazz isn't , is irrelevant.
The fuel consumption is not the best in class but it is a big car with a workhorse engine. Mitsubishi claims 9.2 to 13.7L/100km for the iO 2007. But in the real world, in my opinion, you would be around 11 to 12L/100 KM.
My dear you are really blessed by Almighty God... Please pray for me so that God will give me the same car or even better that I always loved to have...
3 things to pray for: 1) Wisdom 2) Favor 3) Opportunities Your responsibilities: 1) Be early (be on time) 2) Work Hard 3) Read lots of books 4) Develop your skill set 5) Set goals for yourself 6) Be the last to leave 7) Be gracious 8) Give back 9) Be patient and persistent 10) Give God the glory In the end, have faith!
Appreciate the detail on this unique vehicle, but I have no time for the veiled implication that a "man of God" is in any way any more trust worthy than the next guy. Of the biggest scam artists are pastors etc....
Hi Justin, I appreciate the comment. Unfortunately that is true, however I do believe that you are looking at this from the wrong perspective. I fund my own ministry by selling cars. I love cars, bikes, boats, planes, technology, engineering and the like, but I love people even more. I don’t pretend to be better than anybody, I’m not, I’m just as dependent on grace as everyone els. However, If Paul could make tents, I’m sure that me selling cars isn’t heresy.
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I love this car. It has done wonders offroad
I Love my Pajero io! Such a trooper!!!
Designed by Pininfarina, it is a classic indeed 🇯🇵 + 🇮🇹 = 👌🏻
I own one and like u said is a great car,am trying to renovate slowly cause realized can't afford the Mitshitubish center service.
Mine was identical to yours except an auto and had 130k on the clock. What a stunner to drive both on and off road.
Loved this car! A friend of mine purchased it from me just after the video, one could argue that he is as good as married to it.
Good job young man 👌
Beautiful
Were can I find hydraulic tensioner for this car .
a legend
How can you tell if it's an 1800 or 2000?
@ 10:17 Nice video , you made laugh
How comfortable is this on long motorway journeys? And were you able to change into 4H whilst moving or did you have to stop?
tengo uno y eventualmente hago viajes familiares (4 personas), viajes de 400km aprox (800km ida y vuelta) es como y lo disfrutas en carretera y barro, para poner la 4H primero debes tener en N
Being an ex Pajero owner, but still a huge fan and lover of them, I've always wondered how the io would go with the 1.8 pr 2.0 4 cylinders, they were always a bit small for my liking but suite my needs now and have been considering an io. Are they any good off road and what's the power like? I've always imagined they'd be ridiculously slow and underpowered
I'm curious that you think a car of more or less the same length and width as a Honda Jazz/Fit might be underpowered with either a 1.8 or 2.0 petrol?. Those engines seem quite large to me for that size of car, and while neither are hugely powerful (114BHP and 127BHP), I certainly wouldn't expect them to be underpowered.
@@badbusdriver7160 while they may be similar in size, the Pajero is much taller, no where nearly as aerodynamic, and much, much heavier...
@@Michka1001 Sure, the Pajero io has the aerodynamics of a barn door, but if you want something comfortable and stable at high speed cruising, a tall, narrow and boxy SUV is surely a poor choice?. Because of this (regardless of power), it isn't going to be particularly happy at high speeds. Plus, pushing a shape like this through the air at high speed is going to require pretty much full throttle, so the economy would be absolutely terrible!. For the record, the info I have says the 1.8 manual will manage about 95mph (145km/h) and the 2.0 manual will get up to about 105mph (169km/h). Quite fast enough for a car with those proportions IMO!. But there was a 1.8 turbo petrol version available in some markets (certainly Japan) with 160bhp.
As for the weight, yes it is quite heavy, but still not enough to make it "ridiculously slow and underpowered". I use a 2010 VW Caddy van for my work and unladen it weighs (a little) more than the Pajero io, but only has 70bhp. Sure, it isn't going to win any races, but it manages fine, especially unladen. When I bought it, I drove it 360 miles (579 km) home and it was quite happy at the UK legal limit of 70mph (112km/h).
@@badbusdriver7160 I think you missed the point of tlmy previous comment, comparing a Jazz to a Pajero Io just doesn't work... Neither are in the same size class, nor family of vehicle... Never has the Jazz been considered an off road vehicle? So I don't understand why your using a Jazz/Fit as a comparison?
@@Michka1001 I brought up the Jazz to illustrate how small the Parejo io actually is, and for a car that small, 1.8 or 2.0 engines are actually quite big. That the Pajero io is an off roader and the Jazz isn't , is irrelevant.
Am In plans to buy Mitsubishi Pajero i0 2007 and i don't know much about this car
Any advice and fuel ⛽ constipation
The fuel consumption is not the best in class but it is a big car with a workhorse engine. Mitsubishi claims 9.2 to 13.7L/100km for the iO 2007. But in the real world, in my opinion, you would be around 11 to 12L/100 KM.
I bought my wife one and drove for a couple of years and was a great car but then ecu failed cost a fair bit but still a ripper car
Thanks for the comment, they are going to be a real collectible vehicle going forward. Especially since it was designed by Pininfarina.
Brother I have the same van 1988modal and I'm from fiji I'm looking forward for some parts can you find me some parts of this van please
Awsome
How much is it in Uganda shillings
400billion 😂
Hello i can't find your email am interested in it pajero
4g94 ?
yes
zhixia zhao you have? i want change 4g94gdi in 4g94mpi
How much
Unfortunately this vehicle has been sold. They are rare, but absolutely incredible.
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ماشا الله
My dear you are really blessed by Almighty God... Please pray for me so that God will give me the same car or even better that I always loved to have...
3 things to pray for:
1) Wisdom
2) Favor
3) Opportunities
Your responsibilities:
1) Be early (be on time)
2) Work Hard
3) Read lots of books
4) Develop your skill set
5) Set goals for yourself
6) Be the last to leave
7) Be gracious
8) Give back
9) Be patient and persistent
10) Give God the glory
In the end, have faith!
Appreciate the detail on this unique vehicle, but I have no time for the veiled implication that a "man of God" is in any way any more trust worthy than the next guy. Of the biggest scam artists are pastors etc....
Hi Justin, I appreciate the comment. Unfortunately that is true, however I do believe that you are looking at this from the wrong perspective. I fund my own ministry by selling cars. I love cars, bikes, boats, planes, technology, engineering and the like, but I love people even more. I don’t pretend to be better than anybody, I’m not, I’m just as dependent on grace as everyone els. However, If Paul could make tents, I’m sure that me selling cars isn’t heresy.
My gives average of 8km
You need to improve your future reviews. Viewers and potential buyers need details about the car not about what you did!
Hi Adriano, I appreciate the comment! This was my very first video, just started out,but we’ve learnt much since then. Have a great day!