Mitsubishi pajero '85

[Wrangler]

I'd like to know if anyone has seen the '85 Pajero and if you could give me a link to it, i've searched all over and can't find it!

 

[Mercedes SLR]

http://z-o-g.org/gt4cars/japanese/mitsubishi=pajero-rally-raid-car-85.html

Courtesy of Maskrider.

 

[RouWa]

"Pajero" is the spanish word for "wanker", isn´t it? I have heard it is sold with a different name in Spain. This car is good for jokes.

Q: Hey, what do you drive?
A: A ´85 2.6 litre wanker!

LOL

 

[Mercedes SLR]

Well, you learn something new every day! I'll remember that longer than i remember stuff I learnt at school today!

 

[Metzger28]

The real question is: Has anyone spotted a non-rally modified version of that same vehicle? I've noticed a trend in other cars to have both versions, but no screenshot has turned up yet of a street-ready version of the Pajero. I wonder.
-Metz

 

[eSPy]

google it! http://images.google.ca/images?q=Pajero&hl=en&lr=&sa=N&tab=wi

 

[LFRANCOF483]

HAHAHAHAHA, they use those cars in the phillipines as public transportation (yes, along with the jeepney)....funny to see a "racing" version, cause when i went to the philippines, there were people hanging off the sides of it..hahaha

 

[turk shootout]

i have a link with a movie off the pajero:

http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/driving/granturismo4/media.html

 

[Mr_Doria]

I'm spaniard and, yes, the car was renamed to 'Montero' when it was launched here in spain for obvious reasons

'Paja' is an informal way of saying 'masturbate' (only for males) and 'pajero' would mean 'the one who masturbate the others'. Scary

-Doria-

 

[Mercedes SLR]

I would've thought they'd have checked that before it came into production.

 

[S31Ender]

Similar to the Chevy Nova in mexico.......it isn't called the Nova because that means ...ironically.........."doesn't go"

lmao.

 

[den brakke]

Similar to the Chevy Nova in mexico.......it isn't called the Nova because that means ...ironically.........."doesn't go"

lmao.

And the Toyota mr2 in France because the french prenounce it as merdeux wich means "being crapped on" It's caled 'roadster' there i believe.

 

[SucaScr]

Like Doria says... Pajero in spain and south america is known as montero...

 

[Sammy]

"Car maker Honda introduced their new car "Fitta" in the Nordic countries during 2001, only to find out that "fitta" is an old word, currently used in vulgar language to refer to a woman's genitals in Swedish, Norwegian and Danish. It was renamed to "Honda Jazz" for the Nordic market."

hihihi

 

[Johnny]

Like Doria says... Pajero in spain and south america is known as montero...

I don't know about the other south-american countries, but here in Brazil, it's called Pajero.

Since we speak portuguese, "Pajero" does not mean nothing.