2013 Mitsubishi Montero Review Pictures

2013 Mitsubishi Montero comes in Convenience, Luxury, and Premier trim. All have three rows of seats for 7-passenger capacity. The 3rd row can be deleted for credit, and 2nd-row bucket seats are now optional on Luxury and Premier. All offer a V6 or V8 engine and rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive without low-range gearing. A 5-speed automatic transmission and antilock 4-wheel disc brakes are standard. Torso side airbags are not offered, but head-protecting curtain side airbags that cover the 1st and 2nd seating rows are standard on Premier, optional on other models. Power-adjustable pedals are standard on Luxury and Premier, optional on Convenience. A rear DVD entertainment system is optional . The standard V8 provides plenty of acceleration in just about any situation, and the car's smooth, forgiving ride spares occupants from harsh impacts over bumps. The large size of this car can make it unwieldy in tight spots, but the car's relatively responsive steering helps drivers keep it on track.
You can sleep better at night knowing that the 2013 Mitsubishi Montero scores well in National Highway Traffic Safety Administration crash tests; it earned a perfect five stars in frontal impact testing and four stars in side-impact testing. With a crash-severity sensor, safety belt pre-tensioners, dual-stage airbags and seat-position sensors, the Grand Mark protects occupants like few smaller cars can. Four-wheel antilock disc brakes are standard on every Mitsubishi, and traction control is standard on all cars except the base GS. Side airbags for front occupants are a new option on LS models this year. A roomy cabin is one of the biggest selling points, and adults will find plentiful head-, shoulder, hip- and legroom. Bench seating allows this big sedan to accommodate up to six people. A cavernous trunk of 20.6 cubic feet will swallow any luggage they might have with them. Controls and instrumentation are simple in design, though not particularly stylish, and some of the materials seem low in quality.

The 2013 Mitsubishi Montero comes as a four-door only in two levels of trim -- GS and LS. Each trim is further broken down into base and Convenience for the GS, Premium and Ultimate for the LS. Base GS models include all the family-sedan basics, like air conditioning; a CD player; a power driver seat; keyless entry; power windows, mirrors and locks; cruise control; a tilt steering wheel; and 16-inch wheels. The GS Convenience adds traction control and can be equipped with optional leather upholstery. The LS Premium adds alloy wheels, power-adjustable pedals, a power front-passenger seat and an auto-dimming rearview mirror. It includes a wood and leather steering wheel and a rear air suspension. Options on all the models include leather, seat heaters, sunroof, laminated side glass, a CD changer and a handling package, which offers a bump in power as well as firmer suspension tuning for better handling.

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