Car Statistics:
Mitsubishi - ShogunÂ
Series
07
(3 stars)
Styling
(3 stars)
Big and butch, although the redesigned front end won't appeal to everyone.
Handling
(2 stars)
On road - don't bother. Mitsubishi claims to have sharpened up the dynamics, but from the driver's seat you'll struggle to notice any change.
Comfort
(3 stars)
A good driving position and a commanding view makes the Shogun a fine place to spend time, but the suspension crashes and heaves over bumps and lots of engine noise gets into the cabin.
Quality
(4 stars)
Still as tough as ever - the Shogun is designed to operate in some of the most inhospitable places on earth - but now the interior has a welcome extra boost in quality feel, too.
Performance
(2 stars)
The noisy 3.2 litre turbo diesel engine struggles to deliver adequate performance, especially when working in conjunction with the optional automatic gearbox. Overtaking becomes far more stressful than it should be.
Roominess
(4 stars)
No arguments here - the Shogun offers loads of space for five occupants and their luggage.
Costs
(2 stars)
With a pronounced thirst for diesel and what looks likely to be steepish depreciation, the Shogun demands deep pockets to run.
Value
(4 stars)
Good standard equipment means the Shogun stacks up well against the Land Rover Discovery and Toyota Land Cruiser.
Stereo
(4 stars)
Top-spec versions get a brilliant hard drive audio/ satnav system that can
Other
Replacement:
2012
Overall Rating
(3 stars)