Normally two door cab chassis Utes are a two wheel drive version and most will come in manual. So when the opportunity came up to test a Mitsubishi Triton GLX Cab Chassis in 4wd automatic configuration we jumped at the chance [Read More]
Normally two door cab chassis utes are a two wheel drive version and most will come in manual. So when the opportunity [Read More]
I dunno, Mitsubishi’s Outlander lineup confuses the hell out of me with some versions scoring seven seats but no advanced driver assist [Read More]
The Triton has a strong Australian influence with customer feedback sessions and many kilometres of local testing showing through in the design functionality, engine’s torque characteristics, [Read More]
The first is that the low torque delivery allows the Triton to casually cruise where others need to use way more acceleration. Secondly the compliant suspension minimises [Read More]
After the few days at the farm we headed the Triton Exceed back to Sydney to face city traffic again and reflected on the fact that the Triton is equally at home in both places. [Read More]
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]
Mirage hatch – has received a boost for 2016 with fresh exterior looks, upgraded interior and better on-road dynamics. Inside, a new high-grade seating trim and cushioned rear seats improve passenger comfort and piano black and chrome accents enhance the cabin’s touch points. [Read More]
The appeal of the small SUV is that you still retain the stylish practicalities of a city vehicle while reaping the benefits of space the SUV design has to offer – a balance the Mitsubishi ASX has managed to achieve. [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]
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