Revolutionary 4WD technology, tested and tested again in the most gruelling conditions on earth, the Dakar Rally.

The Mitsubishi Pajero has been part of Australia's greatest adventures since 1983.  From Uluru to the Bungle Bungles, and, more importantly, back again.  Whatever you put in front of it, Pajero will rise to the challenge.

The Pajero boasts advanced, powerful, fuel-efficient engines through a 3.8 litre MiVEC petrol and a powerful new 3.2 litre Common Rail turbo Diesel which is winner of 4x4 Australia Magazine's 2009 4x4 Of The Year award (read down for details).

All Pajero's are also equipped with MATT^TM (Mitsubishi All Terrain Technology), and a multitude of advanced driver confidence systems with the availability of a rear diff lock to enhance driving control.

Pajero also boasts a tough RISE (Reinforced Impact Safety Evolution) monocoque body design for outstanding protection plus the availability of safety features such as side and curtain SRS airbags, reversing sensors and reversing camera.

Every innovation in this next generation 4WD has been developed so you can enjoy a better driving experience; satellite navigation, the premium 860 watt 12 speaker Rockford Acoustic Design^TM stereo with 10" subwoofer, rear entertainment system with 9" wide-screen DVD and third row seats that store under the rear floor for greater cargo space.

From the hard-working 5 door GLX and the stylish GLS, to the sporty VRX, and the luxury of the premium Exceed model, every Pajero delivers high levels of advanced technology and driver confidence systems.

The slick Pajero 3 door available as an R model and a top end X model, delivers a true high performance experience.

Experience your adventure in the best Pajero ever.

NT Pajero wins 2009 4x4 OF THE YEAR award!

The new Mitsubishi 3.2 litre diesel Pajero has taken out the top honours with 4x4 Australia Magazine,  claiming the coveted 4x4 Of The Year award.

Testing for the title included putting Pajero and six competitors through their paces in a week of arduous trials through the alpine areas of Victoria and New South Wales.  The vehicles tackled steep tracks, rough sealed and gravel roads, treacherous river crossings and mud hills.

Each competing vehicle was scored against five judging criteria including:

1. Value
2. Advancements in technology and design
3. Durability of build
4. Fulfilment of the specs of the design brief
5. Sustainability for Aussie off-road travel, aka "bushability"

The decision to crown Pajero as the winner was unanimous across the judging panel, with the vehicle topping the scores in all categories to win the title by a clear margin.