Mitsubishi Shogun Sport Station Wagon (1998 - 2006) boot space, practicality and safety
Not crash tested by Euro NCAP. It’s an old design, too, so possibly wouldn’t perform as strongly as newer rivals. It does have size on its side, however, and gets dual front airbags. Not all cars have ABS, but those from 2003 do. Basic security means that many models do without an alarm and remote central locking, though later models are better equipped.
The boot isn’t as practical as you may expect from a car of this size, the seats in the back don’t fold totally flat and it’s quite high off the ground. For small boxes and odd-jobs it’s fine, but it’s no load lugger – you’re probably better off towing a trailer, if you’ve something larger to shift.
Basic equipment
The basic equipment list includes equipment that is standard across all versions of the Mitsubishi Shogun Sport (98-06).
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Equipment by trim level
To view equipment options for a specific trim level, please select from the following list:
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Animal equipment
Animal standard equipment |
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Animal optional equipment |
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Classic equipment
Classic standard equipment |
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Classic optional equipment |
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Elegance equipment
Elegance standard equipment |
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Elegance optional equipment |
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Equippe equipment
Equippe standard equipment |
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Equippe optional equipment |
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GLS equipment
GLS standard equipment |
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GLS optional equipment |
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GLS Challenger equipment
GLS Challenger standard equipment |
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GLS Challenger optional equipment |
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None available |
GLX equipment
GLX standard equipment |
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GLX optional equipment |
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None available |
GLX Challenger equipment
GLX Challenger standard equipment |
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GLX Challenger optional equipment |
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None available |
Trojan equipment
Trojan standard equipment |
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Trojan optional equipment |
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Warrior equipment
Warrior standard equipment |
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Warrior optional equipment |
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