Battle of the Legends review! The Mitsubishi pajero V80 takes on the Toyota Prado J150!  

Infact Pajero was the first to come up with 4x4 innovation way before Toyota

Exactly my point , Ibrahim is totally a toyota lover ,there is no way he should defend a pajero

Yeah we need this fr

Way far better than Prado

Very true, I've also noticed that on fuel consumption.

All in all, if you can afford such a unit, fuel economy is a non issue

Ni mjanja sana

😂😂😂 fraud that one

😂😂😂 I've noticed that too.

We will miss this guy🤣🤣

If the diesel consumes 8 km/l then expect 5km/l on petro prado

Hey wakili, have you driven a 2013> with the 1kd? Which drives better, consumption aside?

Pajero has won Paris Dakar rally 15 times.facts

Tongue breaker

Mnatoa pesa ya mafuta wapi

I have the prado with the 2TR-FE that only gets 6.4km/L

@@cerulloamollo The 2015 petrol version of the Prado were upgraded with Toyota's 1 GR-FE 4.0L V6 DUAL VVTI Engine. It is the same engine that the Toyota 4 runner US version and the FJ cruiser too is equipped with. It is among the top 5 best ever built engine by Toyota and will serve you for a very long time as long as you service it regularly especially oil changes. This engine was built by Toyota to address the issue of the diesel under powered engine + try and improve the torque on the petrol engine and most importantly to address the fuel efficiency hence the dual VVTI. Believe me when I tell you you can get 12km/ L with this engine on the highway. It has better fuel efficiency than the smaller 2.7 petrol engine which I believe is the 2TR-FE you are talking about. The 1 GR-FE 4.0L V6 is rare to find in the Kenyan market. I had to import mine from South Africa and it comes with a reserve tank as well just like the diesel engine. This engine will give you 260 horsepower + torque between 380 NM - 400NM.

@@dennismutuku157 hehe the 4.0L V6 Dual VVTI is very fuel efficient. You get a combine output(highway + city driving) of around 11.6L per 100km. It is more economical than the diesel engine on the highway and that is where it excels. I have friends who have the diesel versions and can hardly get 8 - 9 L per 100km on the highway when I get upto 7.5 - 8.0 l per 100km on the highway. The diesel guys can over here can confirm this claims I am not hyping. The Prado 4.0L v6 Dual VVTI is the best engine to go with if you are buying a Prado in my opinion. You will get more value than a diesel version

It's good to see people appreciating the 1gr. Thing pulls like a train when you put your foot down. And when gently cruising rarely goes above 2500 rpm

Correct.

Full size suv ni kina patrol, lc100/200/300, sequoia na Vogue. Etc prado is midsized imo ir depending who you ask

@@chizzek1 SUV is about size and most vehicles with three rows are full-size SUV. Mid-size is the groups of RAV 4. It has nothing to do with the company or model. It is all about size.

@@BS-kl9yf so a vanguard with 3 rows is a fullsize? A prado with 2 rows is mid? Seat number is half the equation.

@@chizzek1 you have answered yourself already by questioning the category of Prados with five seats. The last sentence I wrote clarified about the size of the car. You don't need measurements to know that Vanguards are way smaller than Prados. Size is the main criteria, not even the engine power.

they have the same number of cylinders and also about dakar rally that was mk2 not the current generation but i still like the pajero more

Whereas you have a good point, making it about which car should win based with how it’s defended is not being fair and balanced in a review. The most important bit is sharing both factual good and bad of each car and allowing you guys to make a choice who does it is besides the point and we are open to have contributions from you and what we might have left out to give the Pajero an extra edge

@@CARNVERSATIONS true bro I love your reviews alot ,actually your the most watched channel on my utube , however i still believe Ibrahim wasn't the right man to defend the pajero

I tried the pajero. Hapana the prado is far better.

Unfortunately this option was discontinued long ago. You can't find one to import

The engine is still available, remember the 4 runner in America ( toyota surf) still use this engine up to this year, and in different markets the prado is still offered with this 4.0 v6 engine as recent as 2023.

I also wait

The 2.7 petrol is quite underwhelming.

Wacha kua ambitious..hii fuel ata zile road side petrol stations 'kwa wairia fuel'