Farewell to the Mitsubishi Pajero Mini

2012 Mitsubishi Pajero Mini Premium Selection Final Anniversary

So it's official. Mitsubishi Motors announced that they would stop production of the Mitsubishi Pajero Mini this June 2012 and to bid farewell to this tiny off-roader, they launched a final edition model called the "Premium Selection Final Anniversary".

This features;

Exterior:

1) Body color, the following four different colors including a three-way two-tone color. 

"Cool Silver Metallic / Raspberry Red Pearl / Cool Silver Metallic", "Cool Silver Metallic / Dark Blue Mica / Cool Silver Metallic", "black mica", "White Pearl"

2) Glass front door, played the water droplets, maintain good visibility days of rain "water-repellent glass door."

3) The door mirror, water droplets spread in the shape of the membrane, prevent the worsening visibility due to rain "hydrophilic side mirrors (plating)."

4) Standard fog lights to ensure visibility for example, during heavy fog.

5) Standard case of full spare tire cover type that matched the body color.

6) Standard (painted silver) roof rail when convenient to use in the outdoors.

Interior:

1) A combination of brown leather and calm, nice and soft suede fabric, seat fabric employs elegant.

2) Standard fit comfortably in one's hand to a tee, a leather-wrapped steering wheel with high texture.

Features:

1) Standard with a built-in 3.3 in. color LCD monitor "Room with a Rear View Mirror Monitor." Reflects the state of the rear of the vehicle body and to put "R" the selector lever, support the secure parking. In addition, the standard auto-dimming feature senses the light of the headlights of cars behind, to adjust the brightness.

2) Cold area specification (Heated door mirrors, Heated seats, such as driver's seat) as standard equipment.

Scoop: http://www.mitsubishi-motors.com/publish/pressrelease_jp/products/2012/news/detail4555.html

About the Mitsubishi Pajero Mini;

The Pajero Mini is somewhat a kei car spinoff of the successful Mitsubishi Pajero/Montero/Shogun SUV but it was not essentially a Pajero because it was based on the platform used on the Mitsubishi Minica. It was launched in Japan since December 1994. In 2008, a Nissan version of the Mitsubishi Pajero Mini was launched as the Kix.