Interesting Facts About the Mitsubishi Pajero Sport K90
The Mitsubishi Pajero Sport K90 belongs to the first generation of the model line that debuted in 1996. Known by different names around the world—Challenger in Japan and Australia, Montero Sport in some markets, and Shogun Sport in the United Kingdom—it quickly became a recognizable off‑road SUV.
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First‑generation launch and global branding
The first generation of the Pajero Sport, coded K80/K90/PA/PA II, was introduced in 1996. Mitsubishi marketed the same vehicle under several names—Challenger, Montero Sport, and Shogun Sport—depending on the region, highlighting its worldwide appeal.
Production run and power range of the K90
The K90 version of the Pajero Sport began production in 1998 and continued until 2008. During its lifespan it offered engines delivering between 99 hp and 177 hp, underscoring its versatility as an off‑road vehicle.
Built on the Triton platform and distinct from the full‑size Pajero
The Pajero Sport (1996‑2008) was based on Mitsubishi’s Triton pickup truck chassis, sharing its rugged underpinnings. Despite the similar name, it is unrelated to the larger, full‑size Mitsubishi Pajero, emphasizing a separate design philosophy.
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