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2008 Mitsubishi Montero review, accessories
Being the king of versatility, the new 2008 Mitsubishi Montero SUV, feels right at home delivering you to night at the opera, or a campout in the desert. Montero is the rare SUV that's truly comfortable living in two worlds. On the one hand, with a disappearing third-row seat, this is a full-sized SUV with room for seven full-sized people to ride in luxury. On the other hand, with its legendary off-road capability, Montero is also an SUV that truly relishes rugged adventure. We have waited eagerly to publish our 2008 Mitsubishi Montero review for you, and present it to you with pleasure. For additional Mitsubishi Montero info, details on Montero accessories, or to access the latest Montero pictures, keep your browser pointed right here, as we update our pages every month.
If you look at these Montero accessories and pictures, you'll see that the 2008 Mitsubishi Montero looks great. Standard exterior features include: skid plates for the four-wheel-drive transfer case, 16-inch alloy wheels, color-keyed grille, integrated fog lights, and tow hooks, to name a few. Standard interior features consist of equally touted amenities, such as: leather-wrapped steering wheel, air conditioning, three 12-volt accessory outlets, passenger assist grips, cruise control, and more. Finally, new for this year, 2008 Mitsubishi Montero accessories outnumber all of these features put together, and include such bells and whistles as a grille guard, bike carrier, hood protector, sunroof wind deflector, cargo organizer, and license plate frame.
At the heart of every 2008 Mitsubishi Montero is one of the toughest engines on the road today. Both the barebones Montero XLS model and the more sophisticated Montero Limited model come standard with 3.8-liter, cast-iron, SOHC, 24-valve V-6 engines that produce 215 horsepower at 5,500 rpm and deliver 248 pounds-per-foot of torque at 3,250 rpm. That, however, is just the beginning. Read any recent 2008 Mitsubishi Montero review and you'll see critics also cooing about the Montero transmission - a Sportronic sequential shift 5-speed automatic with Adaptive Shift Control. The truck offers front independent double wishbone suspension with coil springs, and rear independent multi-link suspension with coil springs as well. Don't believe us? Then check out some of our 2008 Mitsubishi Montero pictures today.
It's hard to imagine anything weighing 4,600 pounds as light on its feet. But with a unibody construction giving it a low center of gravity, and precise, responsive steering, the Montero floats like a butterfly over the tough stuff. Other Mitsubishi Montero safety features include: rack-and-pinion steering, RISE unibody chassis, front and rear crumple zones, Active Trac drive system, MultiMode anti-lock braking system, and the Mitsubishi Active Skid and Traction Control System. For more information about these features, or to read updated 2008 Mitsubishi Montero accessories reviews, please check back periodically.
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