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#1 of 2809 Front Porch Philosopher by meredith Jul 30, 2000 (3:03 pm)
This topic is a continuation of Topic 465.... MITSUBISHI MONTERO - Should I Buy It?. Please continue these discussions here. Thanks! Front Porch Philosopher SUV, Pickups, & Aftermarket and Accessories Host Replies to this message: djsal (May 14, 2007 8:47 pm)
#2 of 2809 That's on the Limited with rear air controls. by jimmydelray Jul 31, 2000 (1:37 am)
Should have been more descriptive. That is on the Montero Limited with rear air controls. Would any one that has purchased this vehicle be willing to shear their costs? I am ready for a SUV again and am stuck between the Montero and the QX4. Thanks, Jimmy
#3 of 2809 2001 Montero Limited by sriggs Aug 01, 2000 (11:54 am)
I broke down and purchased the 2001 Montero Limited. The sticker was $36,800 here in the North. I gave in at 35,445. I'm sure the dealer still got over.   But it's day two and so far so good. I purchased the vehicle in Baltimore,MD. I drove it from Balti, MD to Edison, NJ. It handled very well. I'm no expert. This is my first SUV. I was going to purchase a 2001 Pathfinder. It's one of the best in it's class. But, everyone and their mother has one so I purchased the Mitsu.
#4 of 2809 jimmydelray by Accord99 Aug 04, 2000 (10:27 pm)
I bought my Limited with rear air in late April for $35,600 (before tax & license). If you can get it under $35k, that's a great deal.
#5 of 2809 Full Time 4WD by mehrgott Aug 06, 2000 (2:30 am)
In the review, it says the Limited version can be shifted into an AWD mode. Is this real? I prefer the ease of not having to switch from 2WD to 4WD when the weather kicks up, and the selective 4WD that the XLS version (the only one our dealer had to show) just isn't for me. Can you leave a Limited version in the 4WD mode at all times?
#6 of 2809 mehrgott by jimmydelray Aug 08, 2000 (3:42 am)
The answer is yes! The Limited comes with the "original" 4 wheel drive system which is still state of the art. I can be left in an all wheel drive mode with sensors that shift the traction when needed. Again, this is only on the Limited model.... Hope this helps, Jimmy
#7 of 2809 Montero 2001 by khanam Aug 08, 2000 (5:27 pm)
I am planning to purchase a Montero 2001 Limited which seems perfect but for its lack of a powerful engine (i.e. a V8). I am a first time SUV buyer and I am not clear if the V8 is an essential item for a vehicle which will be off-road maybe a 2-4 times a year (Upstate NY kind of terrain normally & once in a while, a national park), never haul a boat and in most instances, would just be on cruise control on highways. Enlightenment, anybody ?
#8 of 2809 Montero 2001. by pr4mncplus Aug 12, 2000 (5:29 am)
Mehrgott, IMHO, nope.
#9 of 2809 Montero by alexp Aug 12, 2000 (5:45 am)
According to the info I have, Montero's AWD can be engaged at ALL times.
#10 of 2809 AWD - full time by bprof Aug 13, 2000 (9:40 pm)
Yep....has 4wd All time, 2 wd low, 2 wd hi, and 2 wd. New Durango does not have 4wd FT that can be turned off for 2 wd like the Montero LTD. That's one of many impt reasons that I bought the 2001 Monte Ltd. And very glad that I did.

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