Mitsubishi has designed a winner in the new Pajero Sport. As mentioned, it is packed full of safety, innovative technology and luxury features, comes in a stylish design, has full 4WD capability and can tow what most will want to as well as take the luggage. [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 took four dual cab utes away for a weekend of sand and firetail driving. Dual Cab Utes included the Toyota Hilux SR5, Mitsubishi Triton Warrior, Ford Ranger XLT and the Isuzu D Max LS Terrain. All diesel, all auto and all 4×4 dual cab. [Read More]
The Mitsubishi Challenger XLS will seat seven in relative comfort, will go anywhere off road you may wish to go, will tow the camper trailer or Jet Ski to that hidden spot. [Read More]
The biggest news in Dual Cab Utes has been from Ford in the form of the all new Ford Ranger, which is actually completely new from bumper to bumper with not a single part carried over from the old Ranger. It’s simply Brilliant.
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The Ranger Takes aim.
The all-new Ranger is the first commercial vehicle to be built under the One Ford strategy as part of a global product programme.
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To celebrate 30 years in Australia, Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited (MMAL) has released the 30th Anniversary Edition models, released to celebrate the Japanese Automaker’s 30th year in Australia. The anniversary versions of the Lancer, ASX, Outlander, Triton, Pajero and Challenger are on offer, and feature more luxury equipment and minor cosmetic enhancements. [Read More]
Mitsubishi 30th anniversary versions of the Lancer, ASX, Outlander, Triton, Pajero and Challenger are on offer, and feature more luxury equipment and minor cosmetic enhancements.
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Toyota has launched its 2012 model of the successful Hilux. The Toyota Hilux now has more models, more features, more safety, higher towing capacity and price reductions up to $5,600 on some models. [Read More]
The new Nissan V6 turbo-diesel has a major performance advantage over its four cylinder turbo-diesel rivals, with no appreciable fuel consumption penalty all stumps across Australia should start to quiver as this 3.0-litre engine produces a class-leading 170 kW power and 550 Nm torque from a low 1750 rpm. [Read More]
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