Mitsubishi engines

The 2.2-litre F-head four of the Mitsubishi Jeep, built under the Willys licence.

1 vehicle: Mitsubishi Jeep J3 to J58 (1953–98)

The 2.2-litre diesel of the Mitsubishi Jeep from 1958.

1 vehicle: Mitsubishi Jeep J3 to J58 (1953–98)

The 2.7-litre diesel four of the late Mitsubishi Jeep and the Type 73.

2 vehicles: Mitsubishi Jeep J3 to J58 (1953–98), Type 73 light truck (Mitsubishi Jeep, JGSDF)

The 2,625 cc inlet-over-exhaust six of the long-wheelbase Series IIA and III, to mid-1980.

2 vehicles: Pajero I (1982–91), Pajero in the Dakar (1983–2009)

The 2.0 and 2.4-litre petrol fours of the Mitsubishi Jeep.

1 vehicle: Mitsubishi Jeep J3 to J58 (1953–98)

The 2,495 cc naturally aspirated diesel of 1984, the 2.25 diesel’s successor.

1 vehicle: Hyundai Galloper (Korea, 1991–2003)

The 6G7 V6s — 3.0, 3.5 and 3.8 litres — of the Pajero.

2 vehicles: Shogun (United Kingdom, 1983–2019), Pajero II (1991–99)

The 2.8-litre turbodiesel of the second-generation Pajero.

1 vehicle: Pajero II (1991–99)

The 3.2-litre DI-D turbodiesel of the third and fourth Pajero.

4 vehicles: Triton / L200 4x4 (1981–), Shogun (United Kingdom, 1983–2019), L200 with aid agencies and armies, Pajero III and IV (1999–2021)

The 3.8-litre V6 of the 2007–11 Wrangler JK.

2 vehicles: Montero (Spain and the Americas), Pajero III and IV (1999–2021)

The 2.4-litre MIVEC DI-D of the current Triton and Pajero Sport.

2 vehicles: Pajero Sport / Montero Sport / Challenger (1996–), Fiat Fullback and Ram 1200 (2015–)