In 1998 vehicles destined for General Export and the Gulf Cooperation Council countries received a facelift. The second generation Pajero was in its eighth year, still manufactured in Japan with the Evolution of 1997 as the performance model, and the third generation that Mitsubishi designed in house was to debut in Japan in August 1999. The 3.5 liter V6 and 2.8 liter diesel were the main engines. The Pajero had success in the Paris Dakar Rally.
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manufactured and marketed globally by Mitsubishi Motors since 1981
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Second generation (V20, V30, V40; 1991)
1998, vehicles destined for General Export and
Year: Second generation (V20, V30, V40; 1991)
1998, vehicles destined for General Export and
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manufactured and marketed globally by Mitsubishi Motors since 1981
Body style, suv: Second generation (V20, V30, V40; 1991)
is a full-size SUV manufactured and marketed globally by Mitsubishi Motors since 1981
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