The GSR model sits above the Exceed at the top of the range and is mainly cosmetic additions.

GSR additions include.

• black exterior and interior highlights,
• matching black 18-inch alloy wheels,
• Black front and rear bumper, radiator grille and roof rails.

The GSR is exclusively available in two colours – Black Mica and White Diamond, the latter also featuring a black roof.

The Pajero Sport comes with a 2.4 litre turbo diesel engine with an eight speed sports automatic transmission. It also comes with the clever. Super Select 2 4WD system and a rear diff lock.

Its comfortable inside with heated leather seats, dual zone air conditioning, surround camera system and a heap of safety features.

It comes with seven seats, but the third row is for shorter people and trips. Its makes more sense as a five seat 4WD.

The Pajero Sport is priced from $62,440 plus the usual costs, but if you done need the black trim, the Exceed priced at a bit under $61,000 is better value.

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