4WD Utes, mostly dual cab Utes, have been growing in popularity over the last few years. This growth is seen mainly in the premium section of the segment.
We bring the latest news and reviews in the 4WD Ute market for our readers.
I have had the opportunity to drive the Mitsubishi Triton GLS AT 4WD Dual Cab Ute for about three weeks over a variety of circumstances and uses and it continues to impress. [Read More]
Often overlooked yet very practical is the 4×2 version single cab chassis Ute. Last week we had the Mazda BT50 version of this ubiquitous uniquely Australian vehicle. As is the case when we have such a vehicle it gets a fair workout shifting gear around [Read More]
37th Bangkok International Motor Show, Chevrolet Thailand has taken the covers off two exciting new, Australian designed and built show vehicles, Colorado Xtreme and Trailblazer Premier. The vehicles, which explore two very different directions for the popular truck and SUV, give customers a strong hint at Chevrolet and Holden’s future design direction. [Read More]
The 2016 Mitsubishi Triton Single Cab GLX 2WD Trayback Ute has been the superstar in our renovation. We would have struggled to do it without. I think I have sold about three similar Utes to trade people turning up to do quotes. Unfortunately the good people at Mitsubishi actually wanted their Ute back [Read More]
We have had the Mitsubishi Triton Single Cab GLX 2WD Trayback Ute for about 8 weeks now and it has proved extremely popular and useful. The 2015 Triton GLX 2WD Trayback Ute is often overlooked but is an almost ideal work and tradie ute. Over the last two weeks we have used the carrying capabilities daily as we are doing a house renovation. [Read More]
Later this month the New Mazda BT-50 arrives with refreshed exterior styling and new features, but with only a minor price adjustment. Launched in October 2011, the current BT-50 has gone through its first design revision with changes to the front and rear of the vehicle and a range of new interior upgrades included. [Read More]
Mitsubishi Motors will introduce two new 4×2 Triton GLX variants to its 2016 line-up, adding a new entry level 2.4-litre petrol GLX Single Cab from $21,990 RRP and a manual transmission version of the GLX Double Cab from $33,490 RRP. [Read More]
So the 2015 Ranger has improvements to the interior ambience, more SUV refinement, higher prices (they were always expensive), more safety features but no reach adjustment for the steering wheel and the flawed commercial decision not to include the lifesaving reversing cameras as standard. [Read More]
We test here the recently released Mitsubishi Triton Exceed in 4X4 dual cab version, fitted with a bunch of accessories. Without doubt the most popular segment of the highly competitive and growing Ute market for recreational buyers is the 4X4 Dual Cab diesel variants. [Read More]
This is the 4th week we have has the Mitsubishi Triton 2WD single cab tray back Ute and so far it has done nothing but impress us with its driveability and practicality. On a recent trip to Nelson Bay with over a tonne on board the Triton performed without hiccup. That trip alone was enough to sell me on the Triton as a tradie Ute. [Read More]
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