not a bad review
I can confirm that it isn't allowed any more in Europe. The bumper is also made of plastic, for the same reason.
It only mounts to the steel bumper, so that's where you have to start
In Germany the same. No chance. I hope for the aftermarket - perhaps sometimes there will be a metal bumper, we call it "Geräteträger" - so you can mount a winch on it (but don´t need to do that). But the really nice Australian Bull Bars (in the good old times even possible in Germany) will no longer be allowed.I can confirm that it isn't allowed any more in Europe. The bumper is also made of plastic, for the same reason.
And, I am not alone anymore as a Belgian!
Okay, that was a choke....
- numberplate and driver are not me/mine. Lived 3.5 years in Tunisia with it (with local numberplate)
Do they call them Pajeros that in Spain?View attachment 7801265
I had this till the end of 2007. That was the day I sold it
(Stickers on the window are Tunisian tax stickers)
I always liked the look of those, here in the States they were called Monteros. There was also a Dodge-badged version called the Raider.
In South-America they called them "Monteros", I guess the same in Spain. My boss in Ecuador (1987-1990) had a Montero, and one of the production engineers too. I was jealous.
It does support the price, but otherwise it’s a stretch to call it a review, it doesn’t draw any conclusions and it seems mainly a way to promote their other videos. But basically the conclusion is if you want something with similar capabilities for a similar price you need to buy a 2-4 year old car.
There’s been a few other oopsie car names. ListIt's just that the word Pajero translates as "wanker" in that country.
Yet another vehicle name that wasn't passed by the international censors
Exactly my thoughts.
I remember the Mitsubishi Starion which everyone thought was just confusion with the Japanese saying Stallion
Never heard of Arion , but Ross is the boss!
You could (rather expensively) order one from Australia and get it shipped?
