2008 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport 3.0 V6 GLS 4WD [K96W]
2008 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport [K96W] in Слід (Trace), TV Series, 2020-2023 Ep. 56
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◊ 2023-09-05 20:32 |
JMB0RK9608J000732 Brand MITSUBISHI Name PAJERO/MONTERO SPORT Market Europe Modification 3000/4WD - GLS(WIDE/EURO2),4FA/T LHD Date 03.2008 Trimcolor 59U Framecolor A19B Paint A19 Frames K90# Modelyearfrom 08.1998 Modelyearto 02.2009 |
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◊ 2023-09-05 20:36 |
Basic EU model. I was going to see if somehow it was a Spanish imported Montero Sport but the RPO don't say which exact country this was destined for just simply Europe. Brand MITSUBISHI Catalog MMC202203 Name PAJERO/MONTERO SPORT Market Europe Model K96W Modification 3000/4WD - GLS(WIDE/EURO2),4FA/T LHD Vehicle Date 03.2008 Interior Color 59U Color A19B Paint Type A19 Options SA2: VCU LSD; ANTI-SKID BRAKE CONTROL SYSTEM; AUTO SPEED CONTROL (= CRUISE CONTROL); SPECIAL BRAND STEERING WHEEL; MULTI-PURPOSE METER (2); LEATHER SEAT & ROOM TRIM; SEAT HEATER; WOOD PRINT PANEL; W/STRIP FOR C/ZONE; WIPER DEICER; COLOR KEYED DOOR MIRRORS; SIDE PROTECT MOULDING (COLOR TYPE); ROOF SPOILER; COLOR KEY DOOR OUTER HANDLE; GRADE MARK LESS; HEADLAMP WASHER (JET TYPE); FOG LAMP; AUTO A/C; RR HEATER + H/DUTY HEATER; CRU/CONT + SPECIAL BRAND STEERING WHEEL; 3RD S/BELT + DUAL A/C; HL/WSHR + FOG LAMP; Frame K90# Model Year From 08.1998 Model Year To 02.2009 |
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◊ 2023-09-12 22:13 |
Okay, so the way I see it, the reason Mitsubishis have VINs where the production digits make no sense despite being produced at the same time is that each production digit is counted based on the engine and year. Let's say for instance, a V43W built September 1992 might be no. 000892. Then we find another Pajero, built May 1992 with 000450. The May 92 build would have a three-digit zero number despite the September build also having it because it has a different engine and Mitsubishi runs separate counters for different engine styles. There's no single conveyor belt like "oh WVWZZZ1HZXM317517 is for the French market while M317518 is a RHD model for Japan" instead, each end digit is arranged by year and the number of the specific type of engine built that year. Tl;dr each engine has its own counters which run independently from each other. |
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◊ 2023-09-13 01:59 |
Would make sense. I never dug that deep i to the serial numbers to be honest. |
