**MITSUBISHI SHOGUN 20122019 HOW TOUGH??

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Not all large, luxurious familysized 4x4s have to be pretend offroaders, really more tarmacorientated. Here's a five or sevenseater contender that really can cut it when the going gets rough and has a proper 4x4 heritage with a badge you can trust in this sector. This fourth generation Mitsubishi Shogun offers loads of space, decent value for money and an unstoppable feel and we look at it here in the improved form which launched in 2012 and formed the basis for the car which continued to sell until 2019. Though a Shogun can't match the roadgoing prowess and interior class of German large SUV rivals, it's more practical than any of them. Authentic, capable and very tough, it'll probably outlast you.

History
Mitsubishi likes to see its Shogun as the 'original' large 4x4, an SUV tough enough to venture where others feared to tread, yet offering the interior luxury of a highend saloon. Back in 1982 when it was first launched, it was the only real option for those unwilling to stretch up to a Range Rover and sold in prodigious numbers until the Nineties arrived along with a host of new rivals, nearly all prioritising a smoother roadgoing experience. It took until the new millennium for the Shogun to make any real attempt to sharpen up its act on tarmac and even then, it continued to buck the luxury 4x4 trend by prioritising ultimate goanywhere ability over ultimate road going response.

Writer Jonathan Crouch

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