Mitsubishi Pajero Mini Car Guide

From1994 to 1998 (JA11 etc.)

Overview

Mitsubishi Pajero Mini with great off-road capability and durability

The Mitsubishi Pajero Mini is a smaller version of Mitsubishi Pajero, which Participated in many Paris-Dakar Rally and achieved good results, including victory.
It is one of the longest-lasting cars in the SUV market. Unfortunately, Mitsubishi ended Pajero Mini’s produce in 2012. But it's still popular the world over, and people still use it every day.

1996

Driver airbags, compound curved door mirrors, anti-glare inner mirrors, vanity mirrors, etc. are standardized on all models.

1997

Ventilated disc brakes and high-mount stop lamps are standard equipment on the front. The braking ability has been improved, and the safety performance has also been improved.

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Popular Models

H56A is the most popular types!

List of Popular Model Code Details

Model code	H56A	H51A
Engine code	4A30
Drivetrain	PART4WD	2WD
Engine size	659 cc
Fuel	petrol
Doors	3
Seats	4
Transmission	3AT	5MT
Dimension	3,295 × 1,395 × 1,630 mm

Engine

4A30 are popular!

The standard engine for the Mini Pajero is the 4A30. This engine is 659cc and came naturally aspirated. It had 16 valves and an inline 4-cylinder motor.
It also was a DOHC engine. The real benefit of this design is that it creates a wider angle between the engine valves than its predecessor, the SOHC model. This helps with a more effective flow of the air/fuel mixture through the car's engine.

Grade ＆ Equipment

Pajero Mini models came in two basic models. The XR and VR. Those models were further broken down into "I" and "II". The XR-I and XR-II were the naturally aspirated models.
The VR models were equipped with a turbocharged engine.
Each advanced-II grade comes with exteriors such as grill guards and mudguards, power windows, centralized door locks, and comfortable equipment such as cup holders.
The XR model comes with a traditional paint job. The VR, however, is offered with two-tone paint. The VR also came with other added features, like alloy wheels and fog lights. These weren't available in the XR model.

Exterior & Interior

The interior of the car looks very similar to most cars of the mid-1990s. It had a two-tone cloth interior, vinyl dash, trim, and accents.

Buyers had an option to get the Mini Pajero OLX with patterned upholstery. This gives the interior a little more flair.

Because of its off-road capabilities, Mitsubishi added some features to help the adventure junkies who want to take Pajero out into the wilderness. Certain Pajero models come with an altimeter, compass, clock, and temperature readings. These features were available on the higher-end models of the Pajero Mini.

Market Price

The Average Price of Used Pajero Mini H56A US$3,500!

It can be said that the average new car price of the Mitsubishi Pajero Mini H56A is about 12,500 to 14,000USD. You can save quite a bit of money by buying a used Pajero Mini.

Model	New Car Price	Used Car Price
H56A	USD $12,500 - 14,000	USD $2,700 - 4,000
H58A (1998-)	USD $12,600 - 16,000	USD $2,400 - 5,500

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Mitsubishi Pajero Mini vs Suzuki Jimny

Model	Mitsubishi Pajero Mini H56 (1994-1998)	Suzuki Jimny JA11 (1991-1995)
New car price	USD $14,300 - 16,200	USD $10,100 - 14,300
Used car price	USD $1,270 - 2,500	USD $1,500 - 2,700
Body type	SUV
Displacement	659 cc	657 cc
Dimension	3,295 × 1,395 × 1,630 mm	3,295 × 1,395 × 1,700 mm
Output	52ps (38 kW) / 7,000rpm	58ps (43 kW) / 5,500rpm
fuel	petrol
Transmission	PART4WD
Seats	4

The Suzuki Jimny's closest competition would be Mitsubishi's Pajero Mini. Both cars offer similar features and fuel economy. But, the Jimny can offer drivers more power.
The Jimny can offer models reaching up to 102-horsepower. The Pajero models, however, only come in 63-horsepower models. This gives Jimny the power to do everything you need it to do.
Both models come in 2WD and 4WD, have the same basic features and can accommodate 4 passengers. The Pajero Mini is also the more economical option. Used Pajero Minis have sold for as low as $1,270, and the lowest price for the Jimny is $1,500.
The choice is yours!