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Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution

Squatting threateningly over huge 22-inch alloy wheels, sunlight glinting off its gunmetal grey paintwork and brutally sculpted body. The Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution concept looks every inch the road-legal rally weapon.

The million-pound Pajero Evo is too extreme for road use, but the concept hints strongly at styling cues destined for the next Shogun - the most dramatic being that new nose! Equipped with a hi-tech drivetrain honed during years of successful rallying, the coup

Squatting threateningly over huge 22-inch alloy wheels, sunlight glinting off its gunmetal grey paintwork and brutally sculpted body. The Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution concept looks every inch the road-legal rally weapon. Those wildly flared wheelarches and V8 badges aren't just for show, either, for the radical-looking coup

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