Sunday, February 19, 2006

SUV 2006 Montero


It's not often that an SUV can be all things to all people. But that's exactly what you get with the 2006 Montero. The Montero is a bona-fide off-road legend. Specially prepared versions have won the grueling Dakar Rally for the last five years running. Success like that doesn't come easy. It comes from pure capability. And Montero has it in spades, with the technology to master any terrain. Its Active Trac® drive system gives you the traction to conquer any situation. In the event that traction is compromised, Mitsubishi Active Skid and Traction Control System (M-ASTC) controls engine speed while modulating the brake system to seamlessly restore traction and peace of mind. What's more, the Montero's five-speed Sportronic® transmission with adaptive shift control and clutchless manual shift mode gives you the best of both worlds. Smooth, electronically controlled automatic shifts when you want a more hands-off approach, or quick sequential manual shifting when you need more control. Active safety. Born in competition and proven in the real world.

But Montero is more than the sum of its capabilities. It offers these capabilities paired with all of the luxury flourishes SUV buyers expect and then some. As the first SUV to offer a disappearing third-row seat, this workhorse can seat seven adults in high style. And the extensive list of standard features means that there is more than enough luxury to go around. From boulders to boulevard, Montero can handle anything that gets thrown its way. All things to all people. It's a pretty good thing to be.

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