Latest Information on Mitsubishi Triton

The unassuming Mitsubishi Triton has been around for ages, and even though it’s not as handsome-looking as the top-selling bakkies in this segment, it still offers Mitsubishi dependability and a willingness for hard work. In 4x4 models, the Mitsubishi Super Select transfer case can be shifted from rear wheel to four wheel drive on the go, at speeds up to 100 km/h. Currently, the interior side of things is plasticky and bleak, but imminent 2016 models are looking a lot more refined. 2.5-litre diesel engines are currently doing duty across the range. Price wise the Triton compares favourably with the opposition.