Pajero Owners Club www.pocuk.com

the site is in fact very clicky"" tried to explain to 2 chaps about a tech point , they did not like it and complained to ((simon)) the owner of the site " who was " there friend so he banned me from the site " for telling them they where wrong " Iv been a mitsi tech-mechanic for 35 yrs , I must know something "lol " and people should also watch out for the Mr nonothing and say everything guys who seem to sit on the site day and night" and if they dont know the answer to your problem " they make it up "" believe me Iv heard it all on there , Caution is advised and DO NOT go against any of ((simons)) friends ,, ohh dear ,, listen to advise and make your own mind up " most of them have not got a clue , I heard a doctor advising on a injector heater computer"" did not read anymore " maybe he advised give some battery juice and if its not right on monday bring it to see me "" good luck "

Absolutely first class......Best place to go for advice....Friendly, helpful bunch of guys and gals. Caters for Pajero, Shogun & Montero owners.

Always good for a laugh too:) Not a formal, stuffy site like some owners forums.

This is a great community and you can tell, from the stupid comment below (dasonix - compare with the rest of the reviews - I smell a rat!) there are always one or two out there who are unhappy at the success of others!

I have been involved with the Pajero Owners Club (pocuk) for a couple of months now and have already saved myself hundreds of pounds! The Club insurance with 2GFS is excellent and the technical advice on the forums second to none.

I've already made friends on the site and look forward to meeting other club members at one of the many events they have planned throughout the year!

A big thumbs up to all at pocuk - great job!

BUT also plenty of rather sad people who think that the club is the be all and end all. Quite a few more clubs around if you look that have broken away for this very reason its a bit sad that some spoil it for the the others. It started with the right idea but it has got too big and too commercial always banging on about donating as it costs to run, true but don't keep asking for money if the members find it useful they will willingly donate.

All in all I was very disappointed with this club and have joined another..where the atmosphere is far more relaxed and helps new members without making them feel too stupid.

The Pajero Owners Club is the one place ALL Pajero owners should drop in and say hello. The POCUK community extends worldwide. The POCUK has a massive community and the support within the community is unsurpassed, from the social scene to the encyclopedic technical reference within the club forums.

The success of the club is purely down to the community that is the POCUK

Pajero owners that do without it are missing something. Of course you can trust your dealer can't you? But if you want to know for sure get advice from a fellow owner. There are plenty around on Pocuk. If your vehicle is producing smoke or funny things are happening to warning lights - post a message and your questions will be answered promptly.

It's better than the helpdesk - and free!

As a past member of this site I can tell you that most of the member base of this site is great. As with all forums there are a few bad apples that spoil it and boy do they spoil it. :(

Overall there are loads of other 4x4 forums out there that will offer a far more enjoyable online experience without the negative undercurrent from the bad apples. Overall if you are looking for a community, greenlane events, great days out, tech advice, etc please look elsewhere as there are far better 4x4 websites out there that will make owning a PAJERO in the UK the best decision of your life.

The Pajero Owners Club has a very good community spirit, whith many people to help you out if in a jam. There is the chance to meet people either on the internet, or if you attend the meets where you can experience the people face to face

The Pajero Owners Club is quite superb!

Any questions appertaining to the Pajero or it's English counterpart, the Shogun, are answered incredibly promptly, with many knowledgeable people willing to help by giving their suggestions.

A great community, with a thriving social and off-roading scene.

Genuine, friendly forums.

Free to join giving you the chance to find out all you need to know about the cars before you commit yourself to purchase.

Pajero Owners Club is a flagship for how motoring clubs should be run, it has a massive, helpful, dynamic community and best of all, it costs nothing to join!