2016 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport
2016 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport
Est. monthly payment:
R 6,154 p/m
Western Cape
The 2016 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport 2.5D 4x4 A/T is a reliable used SUV offering impressive performance and versatility, perfect for South African families seeking a durable and affordable vehicle. Its well-maintained condition ensures a smooth drive, making it one of the best options for quality used vehicles for sale in Cape Town.
Powered by a 2.5L diesel engine paired with an automatic transmission, this Pajero Sport delivers a fuel-efficient 8.5 L/100km, ideal for both city drives and off-road adventures. It features seven spacious seats and five doors, providing ample space for passengers and cargo, while its robust build and 4x4 capability cater to diverse terrains and weather conditions.
Located in Bakoven, Cape Town, this Mitsubishi Pajero Sport is available for test drives and offers competitive prices for South African buyers. Contact the dealer today to explore finance deals, compare prices, and buy this affordable, used SUV at the best price.
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Mitsubishi Pajero Sport
Mitsubishi's Pajero Sport sits in that awkward middle lane of the SUV world, squaring up against the Everest, Fortuner, and MU-X, but with a slightly different spin. Every example you’ll find on the market today packs a diesel engine — either the trusty old 2.5D or the more modern 2.4 DI-DC — and every single one comes with an automatic, which hints at the sort of buyer Mitsubishi’s aiming for: someone who wants comfort over crunch. The classifieds aren’t exactly overflowing with options. You’ll find just 7 active listings, with prices stretching from a wallet-friendly R199,900 to an eyebrow-raising R699,995, and a median price that hovers near R379,950. That’s a massive spread, mostly down to model years ranging from 2013 to 2025, so you’re as likely to spot a last-gen family hauler as you are a nearly-new facelift. If you want a Pajero Sport, you’re shopping used — there’s not a single new one available, so forget about showroom fresh. Average mileage floats at 133,577 km, which isn’t nothing, but these diesels have a reputation for taking a beating. The 2.4D 4X4 A/T typically lands around R379,950, while Exceed trims rocket up to R469,990 or even R699,995 if you want all the bells and whistles. If your budget’s tight, the older 2.5D 4X4 at R289,950 looks tempting. What actually pulls South Africans towards the Pajero Sport, on paper at least, is Mitsubishi’s Super Select 4WD and a noticeably softer ride compared to the famously bouncy old Fortuner — a blessing if your daily slog includes neglected city tarmac and not just bush tracks. The big catch? There’s just not much stock, so if you’re picky, you’ll have to be patient.
Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi’s place in South Africa isn’t built on sheer numbers, and frankly, that’s the point. You don’t see them chasing Toyota’s ubiquity or following Nissan’s scattergun approach. Instead, it’s a brand for those who know what they want—often a Pajero for those Sani Pass weekends or an ASX if you’re after honest, practical motoring without paying for a VW badge. With 58 cars listed—prices from R99,500 up to a hefty R809,900 and a median of R329,900—there’s a clear message: nearly everything is pre-owned, with just a single new model up for grabs. That used-heavy split actually works in Mitsubishi’s favour, because their buyers are the sort to hunt for value and wait out the right deal. It’s what the Pajero should have been from the start: tough, pragmatic, and just off the mainstream radar. The numbers don’t lie. ASX dominates the listings with 12 examples between R145,900 and R339,950, making it the sensible entry for most. Outlander Sport sits in the middle—decent kit, mid-R300s to low-R400s—while the Pajero Sport SUV tops out near R700,000. That’s real money, but you’re getting genuine off-road hardware, not just the idea of it. The new Triton double cab lands at a fixed R809,900, which throws it right into the teeth of the Hilux and Ranger bakkie war. Petrol variants lead, but diesel is there if you need it, especially in the bigger SUVs and bakkies. Here’s the twist: at similar prices, Suzuki and Renault just can’t match Mitsubishi’s off-road heritage. The Pajero badge still means something to South Africans who actually use the low range, and that matters.
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2016 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport
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