NEW PAJERO REVEALED: Is It Worthy of the Name?
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First reported by Drive ·
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The quick read
- The Mitsubishi Pajero name is back on a new ladder-frame, turbo-diesel four-wheel-drive.
- The new Pajero will succeed the Pajero Sport in Australia.
- The vehicle is set to arrive in showrooms by year's end.
- The new Pajero features a turbo-diesel engine and ladder-frame design.
For dealers: The return of the Pajero name presents an opportunity for Australian dealers to attract loyal customers and increase sales.
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ADME commentary
The ADME angle
The return of the Pajero name on a new ladder-frame, turbo-diesel four-wheel-drive is a significant opportunity for Australian dealers to attract customers who are loyal to the brand and seeking a capable off-road vehicle.
The fact that the new Pajero is set to succeed the Pajero Sport in Australia means that dealers can expect a seamless transition for customers who are already familiar with the Sport model.
What it means for the order bank
Dealers can anticipate increased interest in the new Pajero, particularly from customers who have been waiting for a replacement for the Pajero Sport, and should be prepared to manage a potential surge in orders and inquiries by year's end.
The turbo-diesel engine and ladder-frame design of the new Pajero will likely appeal to customers who prioritize off-road capability and towing capacity, allowing dealers to target their marketing efforts towards this demographic.
Competitor response and market positioning
The new Pajero will compete directly with other turbo-diesel four-wheel-drives in the Australian market, and dealers should be prepared to highlight the vehicle's unique features and benefits to differentiate it from competitors.
Showroom strategy
To capitalize on the excitement surrounding the new Pajero, dealers should ensure that their showrooms are well-stocked with the vehicle and that sales staff are knowledgeable about its features and capabilities, and consider offering test drives and other promotions to attract potential customers.
One decisive action a dealer could take this week is to review their inventory management and sales strategies to ensure they are prepared to meet the expected demand for the new Pajero when it arrives in showrooms by year's end.
Full coverage
NEW PAJERO REVEALED: Is It Worthy of the Name?
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