Mitsubishi Pajero Price in Jamaica (July 2026): J$640K to J$5.2M
Prices as of 29 July 2026
If the Prado is too scarce or too pricey, the Pajero is the other name rural and off-road-minded buyers search — a genuine 4x4 SUV with decades of history on Jamaican roads.
How many are actually for sale?
On 29 July 2026, 19 Mitsubishi Pajeros were listed on Beego — even scarcer than the 30 Prados counted in July, spread across two very different eras of the model. See the Pajeros listed now.
What you'll actually pay
The range that day was wide: J$640,000 to J$5,200,000. The low end was older, diesel, high-mileage trucks bought purely for capability — there was a 2002 Pajero in Clarendon at J$640,000 on the board. The top of the range was a late-model 2020 in St. James, priced like a near-new mid-size SUV because that's essentially what it is.
Why buyers still want one
The Pajero's reputation is built on decades of real 4x4 use — proper low-range gearing, a body-on-frame (older gens) or heavily reinforced platform, and a diesel option that rural buyers trust for hills, poor roads, and towing. It's a smaller, cheaper entry point into "real SUV" territory than a Land Cruiser, without giving up much actual capability.
If you're buying an older diesel one: check the timing belt/chain history and turbo condition first — those are the expensive failures on a high-mileage Pajero, and a seller who can't produce service records on either should drop the price accordingly.
The bottom line
- Budget under J$1.5M for an older diesel 4x4 workhorse.
- Budget J$4M+ for a late-model, near-new one.
- Comparing against the other scarce off-roader? See the Prado buyer's guide.
Browse the Pajeros listed now — with this little supply, check back often rather than waiting for a perfect match to sit and wait for you.