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Re: New Manual Pajero Sport

Posted: Wed May 23, 2012 7:28 am
by Dean Stephens
Is it still only rated to tow only 1500Kg
If so it is still of no use to me !

Re: New Manual Pajero Sport

Posted: Wed May 23, 2012 8:23 am
by CATS
SimonB wrote:Fitting aftermarket accessories might be a challenge though, especially bumpers and packing systems.
ARB make some VERY nice bars for the Pajero Sport/Challenger.

I especially like the Sahara bar on it. Makes it look a lot more agressive without loosing the refinement. What it would cost I do not know but it will probably be horrendously expensive!

Click here to download the PDF with some photos of the different bars.
http://www.arb.com.au/media/press/July2 ... sories.pdf

CATS

Re: New Manual Pajero Sport

Posted: Mon May 28, 2012 11:18 am
by ecapes
I had a 2009 Pajero Sport and now a 2011 version. Both had light grey leather. I found that by using a leather cleaner such as Macquires regularly the seats were kept clean and look brand new. Clean and supple!

2009 did not have the rain sensor as the 2011 does so visibility on the 2011 is worse, one has to be careful at intersections, but is quickly becomes a habit.

Getting in one can bump your head but only is the seat is set at its highest setting. Still would prefer the seat to go lower though.

I thought the 4 speed auto would be a negative (no maual availabel whe I bought) but it is not bad and one quickly gets used to any charateristic which is different from your previous vehicle.

In all a great vehicle.

Re: New Manual Pajero Sport

Posted: Mon May 28, 2012 4:57 pm
by MrDeeSA
SimonB wrote: A minor (actually not so minor) irritation.. I found it awkward to get into. I'm not a big bloke but I kept klapping my head on the top doorframe.

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I have the Auto .. but I realised that it happens if the seat is lifted too high, or tilted too much. It gives nice driving position, but difficult to get in and out .. so just lower te seat .. the problem is gone, or wear a crash helmet