1. Mitsubishi Pajero

The Mitsubishi Pajero has had a long and illustrious tenure in the 4×4 club spanning 37 years in which there have been only four major iterations. This is not only a demonstration of its timeless appeal but also its ability to thrive in the ever-changing automotive landscape. In Kenya, it reigned supreme in the 80s and 90s before the Toyota Prado dethroned it. Other competitors include the Land Rover Discovery, the Ford Everest and the Nissan Pathfinder. Read the Full Mitsubishi Pajero Review

Mitsubishi Pajero

2. Mitsubishi Pajero Sport

The Mitsubsihi Pajero Sport is a 7-Seater SUV that is sold in various markets around the world except Japan. It’s alternatively known as the Mitsubishi Challenger and Montero sports. In Kenya, the Pajero Sport is not as popular as its competitors such as the Toyota Fortuner but it’s a superb 4×4 with exceptional build quality.

Mitsubishi Pajero Sport

3. Mitsubishi Outlander

The Mitsubishi Outlander is a solid SUV that is somehow overlooked in the Kenyan Market. People would rather buy the less practical and over-glorified Toyota Harrier and overlook this versatile SUV. There’s freedom of choice and all but if important factors such as utility, off-road capability and 7-seater capacity are considered, then the Outlander is without question the better SUV. It competes with the Toyota Harrier, Nissan X-Trail, Toyota Vanguard, Toyota Rav4, Mazda CX-5 and Subaru Forester. Read the Full Mitsubishi Outlander Review

Mitsubishi Outlander

4. Mitsubishi RVR

The Mitsubishi RVR is a compact SUV that boasts of a spacious interior and an excellent luggage capacity. We found it to be roomier, comfortable and economical than most of its rivals. It competes with the Nissan Juke, Subaru XV, Nissan Dualis and Honda HR-V. Read the Full Mitsubishi RVR Review

Mitsubishi RVR

5. Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross

The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is a dynamic compact SUV that is built on the same platform as the RVR and Outlander. It’s still new in the Kenyan market but having extensively driven and tested it, we can confidently say its one of the best compact SUVs in the market.

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross

6. Mitsubishi Delica D5

In the world of Minivans, the Mitsubishi Delica D:5 has perpetually lived in the shadows of the dominant players such as the Toyota Noah, Toyota Voxy, Nissan Serena and Mazda Biante. This is surprising given the D:5’s versatility and strong credentials both off-road and on-road. Of course other factors such as affordability, safety and reliability come into play but even here, the D:5 still beats its competitors. Read the full Mitsubishi Delica D5 Review

Mitsubishi Delica D5

7. Mitsubishi Galant Fortis

The Mitsubishi Galant Fortis entered the market in 2007 riding on the same name as the original Galant that was discontinued in 2005 and hoping to inject the sporty appeal of the Lancer Evolution. It was initially offered as a saloon until 2008 when the hatchback version known as the Galant Fortis Sportsback was added to the lineup. It then went on a production run that ended in 2015 when the curtain fell on this respectable motor. Read the full Mitsubishi Galant Fortis Review

Mitsubishi Galant Fortis

8. Mitsubishi Mirage

The Mitsubishi Mirage is a small car that is marketed as a fuel efficient and affordable compact. It replaced the Mitsubishi Colt that is fairly popular in Kenya especially the 1.5L turbo version that is revered by young people and racing enthusiasts. All the power is gone and racing enthusiasts will have to look elsewhere. The Mirage comes with a docile 1.0L engine that cannot mount any meaningful race. On the plus side, the Mirage is the perfect car for practical minded people. It’s economical, utilitarian and reliable. Read the full Mitsubishi Mirage Review

Mitsubishi Mirage