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But with the Pajero, you can use 4H on paved surfaces thanks to the centre differential. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ SuperSelect The interior of a 2007 Mitsubishi Pajero, with the Super Select gearlever visible to the left of the INVECS transmission lever. Super Select is the. 4HLc and 4LLc.
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Has introduced yet another model in its range of four-wheel drive vehicles to compete in the lower end of what is becoming a fiercely competitive market. The latest offering is called the Pajero iO, which is pronounced ee-oh. The word 'iO' is Italian for 'me' or 'I', which suggests that an owner's personal image is being reflected in the vehicle they have chosen.
How this all connects with a vehicle that is designed and manufactured in Japan, is yet to be revealed. Mitsubishi has profiled the largest percentage of its Pajero iO buyers as young married professional women without families, and it will sell in direct competition to Honda CRV, Toyota RAV 4 and Suzuki Vitara.
However, other four-wheel drives such as Daewoo Korando, Holden Frontera, Kia Sportage, Land Rover Freelander and Subaru Forester must also be seen as likely targets. Two models are available, a three door short wheelbase (SWB) with a 1.6-litre engine and manual transmission and a five door long wheelbase (LWB) version which has a 1.8-litre engine, optional manual or automatic transmission and is the higher equipped vehicle of the two. Pricing starts at $26,990 for the SWB model, $29,890 for the LWB with manual transmission, as tested, and $31,890 for the LWB automatic. Automatic transmission is optional on the LWB models at a cost of $2,000, and although two-tone paint is standard on the LWB iO, it is available on SWB models for $500. Power steering, windows and mirrors are all standard on both models of the iO, along with air conditioning, driver's airbag, alloy wheels, engine immobiliser, driver's seat height adjustment and centre diff lock. In addition, the LWB models have a Limited Slip Differential (LSD) in the rear axle, two-tone paint and remote central locking. Features and equipment Both the 1.6 and the 1.8-litre engines are four-cylinder Single Overhead Camshaft (SOHC) configurations with sixteen valves and multipoint fuel injection.
The 1.6 engine was developed specifically for the iO to maximise well balanced power, performance and fuel economy without upsetting the environment. The 1.8-litre is Mitsubishi's 4G93 SOHC engine, a tried and proven off-the-shelf model, chosen for its efficiency and reduced valve train mechanism, while producing top-end power equivalent to Double Overhead Camshaft engines of similar capacity. Both manual and automatic transmissions are based on existing units from other Mitsubishi vehicles with minor modifications to enhance the shift quality, and reduce noise and vibration. The major transmission emphasis is on the 'Super Select' (SS4-i) four-wheel drive system which is based on the larger Pajero. The SS4-i transmission is a part-time four-wheel drive unit with drive to the rear axle only, when 2H is selected. In the 4H position, drive is split between the front and the rear axles at a ratio of 20:80 unless conditions require a more even delivery of power.
When this occurs, a Viscous Coupling Unit (VCU) allows torque to be delivered to both axles up to a ratio of 50:50, according to the demand. The transmission can be locked in both high and low range four-wheel drive for the more serious situations. The front axle on both models is an automatic freewheeling type that allows four-wheel drive to be selected at speeds up to 100 km/h, and the five-door model is fitted with a limited slip rear differential as standard. Power assisted front disc brakes coupled to rear drums and a pressure control valve, provide the iO's basic but adequate stopping power. McPherson struts and coil springs with radius rods and an anti-roll bar form the front suspension, while the rear is a five-link trailing arm set-up with coil springs on a solid axle. Mitsubishi claim to have engineered the suspension to give the best compromise between off-road and on-road comfort.
Power assisted rack and pinion steering is standard on all models. The iO does not have a full chassis, but is based on a monocoque body shell where all body members, floor panels, turret and door pillars are integrally welded together. The impact absorbing zones that are built into the front and rear of the body, plus a driver's airbag and adjustable anchor points on the front seatbelts, form its major safety features. Fire retardant materials are used throughout the interior of the cabin. Passenger airbags are not available for the iO. An electronic engine immobiliser and a keyless entry system are the main security components giving the iO a theft rating of 76.
Body and finish There is more than a striking resemblance between the LWB iO and the first SWB Pajero released in 1983. With the exception of the height, the iO being a few millimetres lower, all other dimensions are greater than the NA Pajero.
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Where other four-wheel drive manufacturers have moved to a more rounded body style, the iO has adopted squarer lines similar to the early Pajero, suggesting that Mitsubishi may be attempting to revive what was a very successful model. The square features, bold grille, built-in wheel arch flares, relatively short wheelbase and wide wheel track give the iO a compact, rugged look that suits its all-terrain image. The overall paint and panel quality is quite good with a startling seat fabric in dark and light shades of grey, that flows on into the door trim, right up to the window sill. Comfort and space The Mitsubishi iO is a five-seat vehicle with an emphasis on being used as a two seater leisure type four-wheel drive, enabling the rear seat area to be used for additional luggage, etc. All of the seating is fairly basic in shape with good head and shoulder room in the front and adequate leg space. Height adjustment is provided on the driver's seat, but lumbar and side support is lacking and could be improved.
The rear seat is fairly devoid of shape, being very flat and bench-like. Although designed to seat three, there is only sufficient space to take two in reasonable comfort, with minimal legroom as a minus and a five position recline facility as a plus.
Berger seeing is believing pdf to jpg. Access to both the front and rear compartments is reasonable, and an overhead grab handle is provided at each of the four door openings for assistance and comfort while driving off-road. Although the rear seat back is split 50/50 and folds down for extended luggage space, it does not fold flat or to the same level as the rear compartment floor. Cabin storage is adequate with pockets in the front doors and console, a non-lockable glove compartment on the left side of the dash and a compartment for sunglasses on the right. Behind the wheel Sitting at the controls of the iO is a little like being in an early nineties cockpit with a dash style reminiscent of that era. The hooded clock perched at the centre top of the dash panel is typical of Pajero models, with a similar effect on the main instrument panel in front of the driver. While the dash and controls are characteristic of older models, they do work well and are easy to use.
Although the driver's seat is height adjustable, the steering column is not, making it that much more difficult for some people to attain that ideal comfortable position. The two large clearly marked speedometer and tachometer dials are separated at the top by smaller Siamese fuel and temperature gauges and at the lower section by a transmission and four-wheel drive position indicator. All engine warning lights are located in the bottom of the tachometer dial. The four-wheel drive selector lever is the only awkward control in the iO, being positioned well back in the centre console. For those drivers who position the seat well forward, this could be particularly difficult. The 'C' pillars in the iO are quite large and when combined with the rear seat head restraints, some obstruction to rear vision is experienced while parking. However, the door mounted spare wheel is positioned very low, and the shorter wheelbase configuration assists in any reversing manoeuvres.
On the road The 1.8-litre engine propels the iO along quite well for a vehicle of its size and mass, and it is only when it has a full complement of passengers, that some minor power inadequacy is noticed. Under heavy acceleration, the engine's throaty induction noise is considered excessive by today's standards and the general road noise, which was exacerbated by an annoying gear lever buzz, is above average. On sealed roads the iO suffers from some body roll and is inclined to oversteer when cornering hard. The basic brake system is just adequate for this type of vehicle, although I did experience considerable premature brake lock-up, which was most likely peculiar to our test car. Considerable heat build-up and increased pedal pressure were experienced in our performance testing, leading to premature brake fade.
Although the controls are light and easy to operate, there was excessive backlash in the driveline that made smooth driving a chore rather than a natural occurrence. Off-road The iO is at its best on unsealed surfaces where it handles very well in four-wheel drive mode and its low ratio transfer case enables it to go through terrain that would stop others in this category. However, limitations on the ground clearance and wheel travel preclude it from those more serious tracks that remain the domain of the larger and more expensive all-terrain vehicles. Approach and departure angles are quite satisfactory and the engine and transmission performed adequately, although the transfer case selector is poorly positioned for easy operation as previously mentioned. Engine braking on steep inclines was poor, considering the test vehicle was fitted with a manual transmission.
Servicing Under the bonnet is not particularly well laid out, however, the majority of serviced items are easily accessed. Service intervals have been scheduled for every 15,000 km or twelve months. Mitsubishi offer a three year 100,000 km warranty on the iO with an additional two year cover against perforation corrosion of the body panels. Mitsubishi has nominated a maximum 1200kg towing capacity, for trailers with brakes, on the SWB iO, and 1500 kg for the LWB model. For trailers without brakes, both models are limited to 750 kg. Summary The iO is not set to win any design or style awards, with what Mitsubishi describe as a clean, chiselled look.
With a shape that is reminiscent of the late 80's or early 90's, the iO's success will rely heavily on its big brother's reputation, plus its performance and off-road ability. As a compromise between medium level off-road operation and city/highway driving, the Pajero iO is well equipped to provide most prospective purchasers with performance and comfort levels consistent with other vehicles in its price and market range.
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New model joins PAJERO familys, 'PAJERO iO' 5-door series 'Sorrento' model enhanced by Pininfarina of Italy Tokyo, 24 August 1998 Tokyo, 24 August 1998. Mitsubishi Motors Corporation today launched the PAJERO iO 5-Door, a 5-door version of the compactly-packaged PAJERO iO series powered by a 1.8-liter version of Mitsubishi's GDI ecology engine and offering traditional PAJERO levels of on- and off-road performance. The PAJERO iO 5-Door is available at Galant and Car Plaza dealerships in Japan. The PAJERO iO 5-door is a long-body version of the fast-selling PAJERO iO announced and launched on 15 June this year, and is targeted at family users among whom there is strong demand for this body configuration. Design and packaging features include: a front mask distinguished by its composed and classy design; and, a spacious interior stemming from the 300mm increase in overall length and 170mm increase in wheelbase over its 3-door cousin. Features it shares with its cousin include: outstanding vehicular performance, maneuverability, ecologically-friendly GDI power unit, GDI ECO fuel economy indicator light, SS4-i four-wheel drive system, RISE advanced safety body design, and SRS airbags for driver and front passenger (SRS side airbags are available).
Delivering outstanding value-for-money, the new PAJERO iO 5-Door is a vehicle that evokes feelings of intimacy and true pride of ownership. Offered in the PAJERO iO 5-Door series and ensuring it meets the needs and tastes of a wide spectrum of people is the Sorrento.1 version, the design of which has been enhanced by Pininfarina of Italy.
Under a contract exchanged in 1997, the Italian firm is to produce the PAJERO iO 3-Door for the European market, starting in the middle of 1999. The Sorrento represents the first fruits of this relationship.1 The name of a resort in southern Italy, it conjures up an image of people mature and relaxed enough to really enjoy their holidays and leisure time. ZR Sorrento Principal Product Features. Just-the-right-size packaging. PAJERO iO 5-Door offers a very comfortable living accommodation for five persons, with its 3,975 mm overall length (+300 mm), 1,680 mm overall width, 1,710 mm overall height (+10 mm) and 2,450 mm wheelbase (+170 mm) providing generous interior and luggage space. (Figures in parentheses give the difference compared with the PAJERO iO 3-Door series).
With an approach angle of 34 degrees, departure angle of 39 degrees and ground clearance of 205mm, the PAJERO iO 5-Door offers the same level of serious off-road performance as its big brother PAJERO. The high eye-point design gives the driver outstanding visibility, as well as making the cabin feel airier and more open.
The turning radius of 5.2 m is the smallest in its class and makes for outstanding maneuverability when driving around town. Attractive exterior. Within its low-and-wide proportions and compact body dimensions, PAJERO iO 5Door's exterior lines project a strength that clearly stamps it with the PAJERO identity. The blacked-out door window sash treatment helps visually increases the cabin size. The color-keyed horizontal bar front grille, and the plated headlamp bezels enhance PAJERO iO 5-Door's classy looks. Eliminating the window frame and fitting the spare tire carrier as low as possible realizes a generous glass area in the tail door window, giving PAJERO iO a cosmopolitan flavor as well as excellent rearward visibility.
Functional and aesthetic interior. Trimmed with the same material as the seat upholstery, the instrument panel design enhances the open and classy look about the front compartment. The stand-alone center panel locates switches and controls in a functional layout within natural and easy reach of the driver, and allows optimum identification and operability when the vehicle is moving. The door trim uses the same soft-to-the-touch material as the seat upholstery and, with the gray interior keynote color, adds to the classy look about the interior.
1.8-liter GDI ecology engine with GDI ECO indicator light. All models are powered by Mitsubishi's revolutionary 1.8-liter GDI Global Standard ecology engine that powers certain GALANT, LEGNUM and RVR models and that sets a new benchmark for clean emissions, low fuel consumption and high power output. Generating maximum output of 130 PS, and torque of 18.5 kg-m at 3,500 rpm, this revolutionary engine delivers responsive, brawny and well-mannered performance on the expressway, off-road and about town. This engine enables PAJERO iO 5-Door to realize class topping fuel economy, returning no less than 12.6 km/liter in the Japanese 10-15 mode urban cycle. The GDI ECO fuel economy indicator light located in the instrument panel comes on when the vehicle is operating at optimum fuel efficiency, informing the driver that he is driving in an economical and ecologically-friendly manner. New 4WD system.
PAJERIO iO 5-Door sports Mitsubishi's new advanced SS4-i (Super Select 4WD-i) viscous coupling-type four-wheel drive system that is a lighter, more compact version of the Super Select 4WD system used in PAJERO. A simple lever action enables the driver to choose between full-time 4WD and three other drive modes for optimum traction and performance on all types of surface.
High safety levels. Mitsubishi's semi-monocoque RISE design body provides outstanding crash safety in all directions: frontal, rear, side and offset. Rational and extremely strong, this body is the product of the latest CAE structural analysis design.
All PAJERIO iO 5-Door models come with SRS airbags for driver and front passenger, as well as Mitsubishi's advanced 4-sensor 3-channel anti-lock braking system as standard equipment. SRS-type side airbags are available. ZR and Sorrento trim levels are fitted as standard with Mitsubishi's own Auto-stop Power Window feature that automatically lowers and stops power-operated window glass if it detects an obstruction when being raised. All models are fitted as standard with a Child Seat Retaining Seat Belt that securely locates a child seat in the rear seat. Standard on all models are Compound Curvature Lens exterior mirrors that enhance safety when reversing or parking by giving the driver a substantially improved view of the vehicle's lower rear quarters.
Door courtesy lamps that provide approaching vehicles with a warning when the doors are open, as well as making entry and egress easier at night, are standard specification on all models. Other outstanding features and equipment. All models employ MacPherson strut front, and 5-link coil spring rear, suspension arrangements. The wheels are fitted with 215 / 70R16 tires.
The driver's seat features step-less height adjustment, enabling him to obtain the optimum driving position. Front seatbelts have height-adjustable anchors, assuring a comfortable fit for all builds of occupant. In the rear, the split bench seat has reclining backs and both head restraints and seat backs can be folded down in a simple operation (ZR and Sorrento), realizing a substantial improvement in utility and convenience. The ZR comes as standard with Mitsubishi's Multi-mode Keyless Entry system that enables the driver to operate door locks, power windows, the exterior mirrors and sun roof using the remote control on the key ring. The ZR and Sorrento feature a concealed box in the luggage compartment floor that provides convenient and safe storage space for small items. All models are fitted with a power socket, enhancing outdoor leisure convenience. Available on ZR and Sorrento, a helical limited-slip differential on the rear axle gives improved and well-mannered traction on slippery surfaces.
Available on the ZR and Sorrento trim levels is Mitsubishi's Multi-Center Display panel that provides visual displays of navigation, audio and information such as direction, altitude, and outside temperature. Sorrento: design enhanced by Pininfarina. In its exterior styling, Sorrento is distinguished by: an exclusive and elegant two-tone body color scheme; stylish chrome-plated vertical bar grille; side garnish which gives the lower body a sleeker and classier look; exclusive spare tire cover; bumper guard; brilliant-finish roof rails; and, color-keyed exterior mirrors. Inside, features that set off Sorrento's elegant personality include Italian seat upholstery, instrument panel and door trim of the same material as the seats, and the Pininfarina badge on the dashboard.
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