THE Mitsubishi Montero Sport still continues to fascinate

[newworld2004]

at least it sales well in other part of earth.!!!


http://businessmirror.com.ph/index.php/en/features/motoring/24213-more-than-just-value-for-money

 

[off-roader]

Yup as does the Montero. In the Philippines, only the truly rich can afford new Montero's as prices are sky high and this cost is well beyond what an average person can afford. The Montero Sport being a lot less expensive, makes it a natural 2nd choice for many. Plus it doesn't help that it's just as well built as the full size Monty.

Bear in mind the average pay in the Philippines is only ~$5800/yr or ~488/month (http://www.averagesalarysurvey.com/article/average-salary-in-philippines/14175948.aspx!):Wow1:

 

[newworld2004]

Yup as does the Montero. In the Philippines, only the truly rich can afford new Montero's as prices are sky high and this cost is well beyond what an average person can afford. The Montero Sport being a lot less expensive, makes it a natural 2nd choice for many. Plus it doesn't help that it's just as well built as the full size Monty.

Bear in mind the average pay in the Philippines is only ~$5800/yr or ~488/month (http://www.averagesalarysurvey.com/article/average-salary-in-philippines/14175948.aspx!):Wow1:

but Mitsubishi offers them nice selection to choose from.

http://www.mmpc.ph/modellineup.php

 

[Mudrunner]

Yeah the Sport has a ton of options and looks great I think. It would be nice if they got rid of whatever crap they sell here and just bring it back along with the full size. They might actually make some money.

 

[plh]

I just returned from Thailand last night. These are localized (built in Thailand) and very popular. Diesel too!

 

[newworld2004]

Yeah the Sport has a ton of options and looks great I think. It would be nice if they got rid of whatever crap they sell here and just bring it back along with the full size. They might actually make some money.

base on their number sales report which is 70% higher compared to last year, according to (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/mi...limb-nearly-70-percent-in-november-2013-12-03) they are going to break even this fiscal year.