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Pajero Sport Trivia & Fun Facts

It was meant to be the sensible one: a lower, lighter, cheaper relative of a four-wheel drive whose maker won the Dakar Rally a record twelve times. Abroad it changed its name at the border, was rebuilt on a working pickup frame and ended up on sale in some ninety countries. Ninety verified questions across ten themed parts — the name that had to be dropped in Spanish, the tail lamps that divided reviewers, the four-wheel drive that runs on dry tarmac and the safety rule that ended its Australian sales.

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Themed parts
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Ten parts. Ninety questions.

01The Name. And why it changed in Spanish
02Built for the City. The first generation at home
03Other Passports. One car, several badges abroad
04Moves House. A pickup frame and a new factory
05Gets a Face. The tail lamps people argued about
06Under the Bonnet. A diesel with a light-alloy block
07Super Select. What each setting really does
08Factories. Five million, and one closed plant
09Crash Tests. Stars, and the rule that ended it
10End of the Line. Special editions and what came next
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Q2 · PART 1 · A NAME BORROWED
In Spain and in most of Spanish-speaking America, the full-size model was sold under a different name. Which?
In Spanish slang pajero is a vulgar insult, and no dealer wanted to sell a car called that. Montero is a Spanish word for a huntsman, which kept the outdoor idea and lost the problem. When the smaller model arrived, it simply added a word to whichever name the local big brother carried.
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