Highlights
- Japanese import with modest mileage
- Advisory-free MOT valid until March 2027
- Crisp White Pearl (W23B) colour scheme; paintwork and interior both appear very well-preserved
- Rear privacy glass
- Five-door, seven-seat long-wheelbase example
- ULEZ compliant
The Appeal
The 2009 Mitsubishi Pajero Shogun is a rugged, fourth-generation 4x4 celebrated for its old-school durability and genuine off-road credentials. It features a five-speed automatic transmission and the versatile Super Select II four-wheel drive system, which allows drivers to switch between fuel-saving rear-wheel drive and locked-differential crawler gears for extreme terrain.
First registered in April 2009, this five-door, seven-seat long-wheelbase example was imported to the UK from Japan, and re-registered with the DVLA in April 2025. As a Japanese-market example, it features the lesser-seen 3.0-litre ‘6G72’ V6 petrol engine, a powerplant legendary for its reliability and smooth power delivery.
Finished in a crisp White Pearl (W23B) colour scheme, the exterior also features rear privacy glass, wind deflectors, side steps, and a set of 16-inch five-spoke alloy wheels, with a spare wheel carrier mounted to the rear end. The interior features black fabric upholstery, and equipment includes air conditioning, as well as a Japanese-language Mitsubishi head unit with navigation. Showing a modest 71,178 km on the odometer, and with an advisory-free MOT valid until March 2027, this Shogun would make an appealing prospect for anyone seeking a practical family hauler, a rugged off-roader or a heavy-duty towing companion.
Key Information
- Country of registration: UK (imported from Japan in April 2025)
- Mileage: 71,188 km shown on the odometer
- Technical inspection status: Advisory-free MOT valid until March 2027
- Technical specs: 175bhp/255Nm 3.0-litre ‘6G72’ V6 petrol, five-speed ‘INVECS-II’ automatic transmission, Super Select II 4WD
- Paperwork: No specific paperwork mentioned by the seller
The Detail
- Five-door, seven-seat long-wheelbase Mitsubishi Shogun
- White Pearl (W23B) exterior over a black fabric-trimmed cabin
- Rear privacy glass
- Wind deflectors
- Side steps
- 16-inch alloys, rear spare wheel carrier
- Air conditioning
- Japanese-language Mitsubishi head unit fitted
- Both paintwork and upholstery appear very well-preserved
- Underside as shown; no record of structural issues recorded in MOT history
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