Everest vs Fortuner vs MU-X vs Pajero Sport vs Rexton 2019 comparison review
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- We've assembled five intriguing off-road SUVs to see how each stacks up at a certain price point. They are the Ford Everest Ambiente, Isuzu MU-X LS-M, Mitsubishi Pajero Sport Exceed, Toyota Fortuner GXL and SsangYong Rexton Ultimate.
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I have pajero exceed for 10 yrs and still loving it
We've had our Pajero Sport for a little over 2 years now and have totally loved it from day 1. Being our first 4wd (which we mainly wanted for towing) I did a lot of research and it came out on top for price and specs, especially compared to the Ford which was my original choice. We ended up going with the base level, as at the time it was the only one that came with 5 seats (7 seats took up too much space) and the cabin is still a fantastic place to be. Can't recommend it enough.
Love ssangyong the trivoli most sold car last year in most countries making great come back
At that similar price range, the others just can't beat the Pajero Sport. The Everest will compete if it is in Titanium trim, but that one will cost another $20K O.o
Pretty much exactly what we thought!
Cheers
Matt Campbell
You do get used to the looks, and you don’t see the rear end when you are driving anyway.
@@mixalis6168 the rear lamp looks so beautiful at night
@@muhammadabrooramrullah996 i agree.. i love the rear lights of my montero.. but the front is the best
I find the driver's position to be a bit cramped in the Sport personally. There's also not much room to store stuff like your phone on the console in easy reach
We just bought a Pajero sport! We legit bought it yesterday!
Nice. Congrats😊
Been an owner of toyota fortuner for almost 12 years now. Put up 200k km on in and still running very smooth.
Fortuner, the best in overall package
toyota is built to last
As a Pajero owner for over 18years I feel this is a win for pajeros everywhere
are you talking about Pajero Montero Sports?
Driving pajero sport from last 3 years. affordable,reliable,comfortable,great mileage,best on off road .people talk about rear design but i love it its modern new unique something different stand out.
Agreed
Love the Rexton! Great Korean built car. Will get one as soon as I'm able. I think the mid spec ELX (still with leather seats and a lot of goodies) is probably better off road then the Ultimate on test in this review. The 20" wheels on the Ultimate make it not ideal for 4x4ing. However, the ELX (with smaller 18" rims) is a beast and a very capable offroader.
Mahindra power💪
@@deltalegit10 made in korea
@@user-ui1bs4zd4z owned by MAHINDRA
@@deltalegit10 It was developed directly in Korea
I was going with Rexton until I realised I wouldn’t buy a 2nd hand one. Pajero just made better money sense.
my wife want the fortuner but i bought the montero(pajero) sport instead lol i've drive the fortuner(cousins car) and pajero sport(brothers car) so i know how much better the pajero sport than the fortuner and one of the reason why i choose pajero sport is also because most reviews are on pajero sport being the king of them
Yes Pajero Is Way Better and you are saving money 👍
If I'm not mistaken the Pajero Sport is also the only vehicle in this test that can run on 2H or 4H on the bitumen with it having offorad settings of 4H center diff lock, 4L center diff lock and if you get a GLS upwards it also has a standard rear diff lock but that disengages the traction control.
The gearbox ratios also make amazing use of the little 4 cyl engine, mine never struggles and its surprisingly quick......for a diesel 4x4.
@Motor Hellish Films the super select system on the PS allows you to drive 4h on sealed surfaces, I dont think the other vehicles here can do this. I know my 2009 Triton has this system and I permanently drive in 4h.
If the Everest Ambiente is second, it's definitely the Everest Titanium that I'm gonna buy because it's the best!
100% with you. I own a 2020 Titanium Everest and it's amazing. The only car giving it a run for its money atm is the Haval H9, which is also great value for money.
How about Everest reliability ?
Fortuner crusade has 2nd row slidable and has australian powerpoint with remote tailgate plus front heated seats plus cooling box to keep your drinks cool in aussie summer plus dual zone auto climate control plus day light running led's. Satelite navigation. In other words i love my fortuner crusade 2018
Excellent review. One of the rarest review that finally got a crystal clear result and great job . Hats off you
Very good vehicles like the Rexton rarely (if ever) win comparisons like this one because their manufacturers don't pay big money to buy a favorable outcome.
Its difficult to find a reliable, unbiased review anymore with the exception of actual owners.
Watch reviews from Spain and you’ll be surprised how much they prefer rexton over Land Cruiser
I have had three Pajeros, but the last one was a 2004 model so things will have changed. Mitsubishi is just as reliable as Toyota and the fact that the Pajero has an eight speed box and is able to drive on the bitumen in four wheel drive, makes it a winner in my experience. I would like to see a bigger motor in the Pajero, but the transmission tips it in my favor. The Pajero is also very well priced.
Interior - Rexton (leather)
Engine - Ford
Reliability - Toyota (or is it?)
Comfort - Isuzu (tires?)
Overall bang for the buck - Mitsubishi
How you rate Everest reliability compare to others from 1 to 5
@@gutadin5 0
@@boldstar69 I heard many issues about Everest.
Is the Ssangyong Rexton reliability is better than the Everest ?
@@gutadin5 haven't heard much about thr ssangyong as they don't sell very well here.
I would only go for the toyota or mitsubishi.
The ford made in thailand has many trans and qc related issues, my friend spent over $7,500 in the first year they got their everest.
The isuzu has many electronics and egr related issues as well as steering issues and leaking/breaking differentials.
@@boldstar69 where are you from? Maybe this year we will buy the Toyota fortuner or Innova, they are more durable n reliable.
you should use the Isuzu MUX LSA and not the LSM model for your comparison... it'll have all those features you find missing.. bang for the buck for sure!
Would buy the Reston in a heat beat. Had a 2008 model and did 200k in it around Australia. Didn’t miss a beat
You will not believe but the sanggyong rexton is a good SUV, spacious inside. But, i will go with MUX all the way, built to last.
Isuzu.
Can rate these SUVs reliability from top to bottom.
Sangyong wouldn't last with towing or off road it's just a show pony
MUV built to last 😂😂 the rexton will outlast that gm truck
@@bigorsetomatoesauce6403 towed a caravan around australia for 3 years. 200000klms 60000klms with two different caravans (2.200kgs) at the moment and thinking of trading only for the upgraded media and more power. parts used, water trap x 2 fuel filter x2 airfilters x6 oil, trans fluid and brakes and 1 set of disks and a transmission cooler kit. So dont think its a show pony, especally after meeting other ssangyong owners who relay to me how great they have been, keeping more of their retirement money in the bank.
Rexton. Most underrated. Best value for money.
Love my Mitsubishi Outlander, For next car I would love a Pajero Sport!!
Agree!!
Can't wait to see a review on the facelifted Pajero Sport 2019 which will be released soon...
They just need to get rid of those ugly rear pointless looking running lights then I might buy one
@@MegaBear78 pointless? it has purpose.
My All Time Favourite Mitsubishi Pajero Sport Wins.
Nice review... Just sold my Fortuner and switch to Pajero sports.. :D
GLX variant? or the top of the line?
Are you happy with it ?
Love the analysis and thank you gentleman for the research and review. Congratulations Pajero, after watching the full video, I would have to agree. Would have loved if you had included the Maxus D90. It would have competed well in practicality. The cabin is great, good spec and technological advanced. Safety is quite thorough. Not sure about power train, fuel use and driving experience across the other contenders. Hope you guys can review it and ofcourse rate it against these 5 Utes. Thank you guys. 👍🏾💪🏾
Nice review. I was considering the Fortuner but got a MU-X instead and glad I did. Have had zero problems and nearly done 60k of driving. However, I believe, the off road review was not realistic. Each car seemed to be tested in 4H (except the Everest?). The MU-X in 4H still engages the ESC, engine traction control (ETC) and brake traction control (BTC). In 4L however, it turns off the ESC and ETC, letting the BTC do its job. Its similar for the Fortuner which has a superior 4L BTC system compared to all the other vehicles in its class. For off road, the Fortuner is the pick, hands down (yes, even coming from an MU-X owner). I've been off road with the Everest and my MU-X in the VIC high country, where the Everest struggled on a steep hill incline even with all its off road tech and diff lock, the MU-X walked straight up with no problems...
You're right - all were tested in 4H, but the Everest has permanent AWD so it's in a sort of 4H mode anyway. We found the high speed driving on dirt was the MU-X's high point among these models, where the Fortuner was pretty good in the more hardcore stuff, as you'd expect.
Cheers
Matt
Great choiced.
Can't agree about the fortunner being good off-road..the suspension is TERRIBLE on gravel and corrugations .. not sure how Toyota messed it up that bad.
go put your bum in a pajero sport and take it off road. after the wifey and i went around and tested all these one by one, we found the sport to be the best.....and as for off road, the sport beats all the others hands down. did you know that the gls and exceed models both have a rear diff lock too??.....nothing was said about the sport's super select II 4wd system....it is a true 4wd suv in that it has a proper low range. you can also switch between 2H and 4H on the go without having to stop, great for sudden wet conditions.
This guy never tried the pajero sports.
The most comfortable ride is Mitsubishi Pajero with a powerful 181 ps engine. The best in its class. I can speak because I have one.
I agree with you friend.
@fukthegoog Hi Fukthegoog. Honestly, I used to drive all other brands before having Pajero Sport to clear my position. Thank you
Coz the others are pseudo suv's
I own a pajero sport and I’m Lovin it!!!
Do you tow with it ?,I need a decent tow vehicle and the mitzi sport as it called here in the Uk looks to be a good tower ?
There's a reason they sell more MU-Xs than all the others combined.
Super dependable and in the real world very economical.
FATBOY AUS in the Phils, MUX lags behind. 😅
Pajero sport is my dream car and i hope one day I can buy the car👏
Go Pajero Sport. Generally very good review just annoying when constantly saying “go to our website to read the full review” for various results like fuel consumption and NCAP. How hard is it to simply speak out the results in the video?
We didn't want to make it half an hour long - 20 minutes is beyond most people's attention spans, but it's great feedback!
Cheers
Matt
They displayed the fuel consumption though.
Have driven the new Rexton & i think it has by far the most refined diesel engine of all, you can hardly hear the engine noise once you're driving. Also the quality of interiors is a level up from the competition.
That's my impression, too
Rexton best drive
I am a woman and always like Isuzu coz it is very durable car,specially the engine,,,,i have before a hilander after crossswind and now planning to buy 4x4 Isuzu mUX,i will also used it for my business.
Absolutely can’t go past the Rexton. Incredible value for money, comfortable inside, amazing tech, very capable off-road and easily the best towing vehicle amongst these large SUVs. 👌🏽
I just didn’t like the steering
reliability’s gonna be terrible
It seems this Mitsubishi pajero here is a montero sports in the Philippines! Am I right
And the Shogun Sport in the UK. Great value car over here, id love one
I have Mitsu. And I’m happy this it))
Mitsubishi Pajero Sport is the best in this price range.
Second to ssangyong im my opinion. Smaller boot, worse ergonomy, interior sort od boring.... The pricing less attractive either
Wow! Ssangyong really upped their game! Definitely considering to get one!
It is sold as Mahindra Alturas G4 here in India (Mahindra & Mahindra owns 70%+ share in Ssangyong) and the interiors are seriously a match with one segment higher. The Everest's interior look just okay while Fortuner's look like they are a generation behind.
It might have gone ok in this test but you'd be silly to get one. Zero resale value
i’m gonna buy ssangyong 😉 looks different, i have ssangyong tivoli already but i like the rexton,
Not rexton mahindra alturtas, G4
@@j4r8m2 that's indian version rebagging mahindra logo.
@@j4r8m2 yeah that's rebadged model of G4 rexton
@@j4r8m2 without punctuation, it’s hard to understand what you’re trying to say? Can I assume you meant to imply the Rexton is a Mahindra Alturas? If so - this is incorrect, the Ssangyong Rexton is made and designed by Ssangyong, the Alturas is a Rexton with a Mahindra badge on it. Either way, the Rexton is a great car.
Mitsubishi has got a great engine and it really is a pleasure to drive Mitsubishi Cars
Have had the Everest for 2 years now and have driven the pajero, I would never swap. the Everest beats it on power , comfort and overall performance.
The ISUZU MU-X has a premium version, the LST, that was excluded from the comparison. Why?. !!!!!
Many of the features lacking in the basic version shown here, are present in the LST version. So this comparison was purposely made unfair from the start. I love the reliability of the proven Isuzu engine and transmission and their resale value (which was not even mentioned). If you are not after a high tech sophisticated vehicle, you cannot ignore the MU-X, and do not forget to look at the LST version of the MU-X.
Having owned an MUX LST, I like the leather seats & interior, 18" wheels, the truck like donk and feel, the fold down video over the middle seats keeps grandkids entertained and it's secure ride on dirt roads. Ours had the Tour Mate pack with bull bar & tow bar for a coupla grand extra. Not a flash SUV with plastic interior but user friendly so check out the LST.
awesome review. these are very detail, not showing any partiality. great going guys, keep up the good work.
I really love Pajero's and Rexton.
Pajiro sport also has 4 driving modes aa oppose to only 3 with the others.
They're throttle response buttons. If you know how to drive off road you don't need them, if you don't know then sure. Eco mode or power/sport buttons do the same thing, which the others have.
I am driving a ford everest . Done 80K km and so far so good . I am observing the factory recommended PMS and everything seems to go smooth as expected . Well worth it .
SsangYong for me 👍🇬🇧
Said no one ever.
@@larjkok1184 wrong again !
I've owned the Pajero Sport for 2 years and love it. Only criticism I have is that its really a 6 seater not 7. The middle row is much too narrow and three sitting there is pretty squashed ,not to mention the discomfort of sitting on the seatbelt latch.If you have 2 child seats it becomes unusable for anyone else. But value for money you can't go wrong.
Good point.
Cheers
Matt
Haha...I have just sold my 2010 Pajero (Montero Sport in Philippines) I would regularly have 10 to 12 bodies on board, up to 18 a couple of times, although Flipinos are a bit smaller than Aussies & I was the only 1 comfortable in driver's seat...But it was a pretty good car, heaps of grunt from the old 3.2, the 4 speed auto was biggest let down.
@@bundysnap69 Nice story. You need an actual bus.
I can't afford these suvs but I'm watching it anyway
Yep, same here.
adam young X broke boi
Same here :))
I like the Everest but the Pajero sport makes more sense in terms of bang for buck.
Its great value in the UK. Id love one but have to wait a while yet
Why do reviewers continue to call out no Sat Nav when a car has Apple car play or Android auto? The whole point of these phone integration systems is to utilise the phones mapping app that is constantly updated (for free).
Umm no Joel, as of Q2 '17 other mobile OS's (outside of apple and android) only accounted for 0.2% of the mobile market, so basically yes everyone has an apple or Android phone... www.idc.com/promo/smartphone-market-share/os
@Matt Campbell u can offline download on android auto via waze or google maps
@Matt Campbell about as useful as factory navigation.
I hear these GPS navigation comments in lots of reviews. No problem, i have a garmin GPS stuck on the windscreen that i can move from car to car or bike. Don't need a phone signal.
@@ozoutdorz2584 A lot of people do that, and we'd definitely recommend an aftermarket one if you want to get right outdoors (HEMA!).
Cheers
Matt
We bought an MUX-LST 😊
Best engine
Same last week! Its got everything this review missed
SsangYong for me 👍👌
I have just recently gone from a Toyota Yarris with a sat nav to a SsangYong with Android Auto and it is way better than the sat nav I had in the Toyota by far.
Nice review, but you've left out one extremely important aspect: We are talking about vehicles that were designed to take you just about anywhere (and bring you back home!) but what about the spare wheel? Most manufacturers lost the ability to think independently, and blindly followed the "space saving spare wheel" idiocracy. When I'm on a safari trip in Namibia e.g., and have to use the spare wheel when the nearest service centre is more than 100km (sand and lose gravel surface) away, I don't think that I'm doing the transmission a favour when one of the wheels is cutting into the soft surface while the other three are experiencing totally different traction conditions.
But the point that I want to make, is that the Rexton that I owned years ago had a novel feature: a fully fledged spare wheel was mounted in a sunken compartment underneath the luggage boot, taking up very little boot space and only accessible when the tailgate was open: no chance for theft, and dust free. Does any of the other SUV's offer that?
Assie Van der Westhuizen Yes, all of these have a full sized spare wheel.
A good second hand Isuzu for me.
Had a pleasure of driving Pajero Sport for few days and was very impressed. The major fault that drove me nuts was that cabin central column styling. They made the top of it wider by adding some silver winglets that restrict leg space pushing driver's knee to the right (same for front passenger). Feeling it with hand shows that apart from looks it serve no purpose - just styling. Could do without it and getting back ~ 40-50 mm extra width on both side of the column. Tail lights look odd as well but that is different story.
The review here was a decent piece of work, thank you !
I like the Pajero Sport, though I'm not a fan of the Engine Noise, the New Everest Titanium+ (here in Thailand) with the 2.0ltr Bi-Turbo has even more power, yet is even quieter than the 5cyl 3.2ltr. diesel. I picked the Everest, because comfort and lack of Engine noise are important, plus I like the Everest's totally flat floor when all of the back seats are folded down, something your review did not cover. Over all, a pretty honest review though. nice job.
I own the Pajero Sport, and it's f#$king awesome. No regrets buying it. I test drove the MUX & Fortuner and the Pajero Sport felt way better to drive, and I can drive in either 2h or 4h on bitumen roads, the others don't have that choice.
A good honest comparison test. Well done guys.
The pajero sport is is very nice and as thay said is a all-rounder and at that price you can't complain. .
I love how many things from the territory has been carried over into the Everest
I'll take the MU-X for great durability!
abe cede Mux is a great choice, realible,durable and very practical
abe cede exactly no point having a car if it’s got a blown up engine
This test is not conclusive at all. Some are high-spec, some are base. Pajero Sport Exceed is top of the line, while the Everest Ambiente is the base model. Nevertheless, in this test, Everest Ambiente still performed almost at par with the Pajero Sport Exceed. Hence, merely basing on what they did here - between the Pajero Sport Exceed and the Everest Ambiente, I believe the latter should have been the winner.
You got it right.
The Rexton looks quite nice tbh
Isuzu that you guys use is the low base model, Just a few extra dollars and u get all u need in that car, it also have the most reliable 3L diesel engine ever made. The one i been looking to buy have gps, air vents all the way to back seat, and many more things. If you do a test like this then use the top model from every one, then u get a more correct result.
At 14:06, I heard what I wanted to hear. Isuzu would be my choice. For having the highest seating among all others. What good is an SUV if you do not lord over sedans and hatchbacks at traffic stops?
Good test whities..
Here in India ...Fortuner n endeavour(everest)are regarded as best.In resale surely a toyota..Impressed to see pajero winning
Mitsubishi Pajero Sport is so good that the flagship Pajero is not a pretty much upgrade
I know a lot of people who like the ride of the Pajero more (it has a monocoque chassis, so is a bit more car like to drive) and the engine (it's a bit more relaxed, but also a bit lazy).
Cheers
Matt
Well with the age i guess.. hopefully the pajero will come back better then ever soon
Pajero sport (montero) in the Phils also won the review and the ranking result is the same which everest remain on the 2nd spot. Good job on this review.
As an avid Toyota user, I find the new Fortuner disappointing! While its egress is surely, undoubtedly handsome-looking, the specs -- when compared with the other SUVs in its category given its brand & price -- are underwhelming & not really compelling.
It's a good upgrade to the older versions of Fortuner -- and that's for sure -- but compared to its competitors, I will have to think it through if I will choose Fortuner over, say, Montero Sports, even Nissan Terra, or Ford Everest.
surely you don't need sat nav if your phone has google maps and you can pair that to the car. Google maps never goes out of date, but car provided sat nav always will. I think it says more that the car company doesn't want to screw you over by giving you sat nav when they're also giving you apple car play and / or android auto.
I have an Everest. Brilliant but the back gets scratched by suit cases! Suit cases!
Join the Fortuner family
Ssangyong needs more dealerships (We've got just 1 in South Australia) I'm waiting for the new MU-X in 2021 or 2022.
Great review. This helped me decide. We will be buying a Pajero Sport
Pajero sport is better option
My dad is an avid fan of the Fortuner due to its Toyota’s resale value. He’s owned ever since the first generation and I hate all of them. I currently drive a 2013 Pajero. The last Fortuner has the best interior but suspension wise Toyota hasn’t improved much. The Pajero in terms of suspension is way more refined than the Fortuner
Love Ford Endeavor Everest 😍🔥🔥🔥
Is the Everest reliable, 4 years or 60,000 kms without any issues ?
I just bought the Pajero. LOVE IT!!!!
Mitsubishi❤️
Every Mitsubishi cars have very awesome suspension!!
KRÃTØŞ Here!! Actually no the outlander squats hard asf if you put 100kg in the back
Quite similar In the Philippines in terms of popularity. The best selling in this segment in the Philippines are as follows: Fortuner, Pajero Sport, Ford Everest, Isuzu Mu-X, Nissan Terra.
Way to go Rexton!
I love my Montero Sport
Everest 😍
unfairly did not even put a best variant of everest which is the titanium
Aris Benitez the issue is the price. The price tag of titanium was high so they couldn’t fit it in.
@@babakvelamkon thats true very expensive
@@maverick9336 Thats because the Titanium is like $20,000 more then the comparison in this test. Is it really worth the extra I mean think of what you could do to the Pajero for $20,000.
Yeah i have pajero sport because its so comfortable and have good acceleration, but the things i dont like the pajero is the rear end of this suv and very very poor leg room on the 2nd and 3rd row
Yeah, the rear isn't pleasant to look at. We didn't find the legroom that bad!
Cheers
Matt
Pajero Sport...a clear winner
Good article. It's amazing how some reviews rave about the Toyota. They must be on the take!!
I went the Everest Ambiente. Even though it has less shiny bits, the way it drives, the engine, gear box and overall feel leave the rest for dead. Fortuner is gutless and those third row seats are ridiculous. (I'm 6'4) Mitsubishi has a really uncomfortable centre console that cuts into your left leg. Also turbo lag. Exceed is really nice if you're short. Didn't try the Isuzu or Ssan. My mates with Isuzu's love them. Exhaust and tune and they are another level.
Would love to drive an MU-X with an exhaust and tune. But it falls so far short on spec and safety gear, which matters to a lot of people (not all, though - we know!).
Cheers
Matt
Every one should buy what they need. I have outlander and serves me more then great on my ranch. I also think is very good looking. I needed extra seats so for me it is #1
mitsubishi is the best,,12x dakar rally champion,,,and nobody can beat so far on its class in speaking of rally,,,
Ah Dakar rally again. So this year your go to ute would be the Toyota Hilux, since they won Dakar recently, and while you're at it, get Mini and Peugeot 3008 too, because Dakar rally pedigree right? When will people realize those purpose built rally machines are not the same as the car that roll off the show rooms?
Mitsubishis dakar days are long gone and over
jim c Not For Ones Who Own Same Model That Was In Rally ;)
Educate your self a bit ua-cam.com/video/vn10rNuMDi4/v-deo.html
Yes bro mitsubishi is the best and no other can beat it in both offroad and onroad
If Triton had the same 8 speeds gear box from the Pajero Sport, that would be perfect
Great review I`m going to take the Mistsubishi
I like the honesty in the Aussies testing cars .
Montaro sports here in the Middle East we get V6
Most of us here down under dont want a V6 we want Diesel.
Yeah we like diesel, because we want to pollute the earth more so. Diesel makes the atmosphere cry and we love it.
@@awtzzzzzzz2151 😂😂
If you buy second hand here the mux offers the best value
i got the montero and loving it!
Pretty much agree but when it comes down to my choice I would opt for a ford everest trend 5 seater only because I have a large boat and already have a pajero but the everest smashes my pajero in the towing and the price is only a couple of grand more.
The most possible reason why the pajero sport is cheaper is because people won't buy it because of the ugly rear. Even until now, I still wouldn't consider it but if mitsubishi somehow updates it to make it more similar to its competitors, then I might start to like it.
There is a facelift coming, probably arriving here before the end of 2019... It may even get rid of the 'crying clown tail-lights'!
Cheers
Matt
@@carsguide cheers, sir! I've read an article regarding this upcoming facelift for the pajero sport but it was said there that the facelift will retain the tear drop tail lights, which is sad news for those who aren't fans of it, including me. However, I'd still wish that they would replace that with a horizontal designed one.
@@w1ldm4n82 Let's hope not! :)
Proud owner of a Pajero sport... its Sensibly functional! Great family SUV!
The Isuzu MU-X will never break down like all the others
apart from the DPF failure that happened to mine
Chris Van Dyke toyota is best in practicality, hands down.
If you went high end up to $55k, why not the LS-T model of the MUX? Then your understandable gripes about no rear air vents, cloth seats and sat nav wouldn't have been an issue.