In Australia, for the dual cab 4x4 in Auto, you can get the base model Triton for $33,000 AUD, the base model Hilux SR5 starts at $61,000. Its almost half the price!
All these new diesel engines are amazing. It's like the world is going crazy over these pickup-based SUVs these days because of their practicality thanks in no small part to these powerful diesel motors.
wei shu I agree with everything you said. We bought the GLS and are really happy with what we got for our money. It comfortably tows a horse float with two horses. It's rated at 3.1 tons as you said. I'm not sure I fully understand how the select drive works. Correct me if I'm wrong but. Standard mode drives only the rear wheels, which is in essence only one wheel. 4wd drives front wheels and the rear wheels, in essence one wheel at the front and one wheel at the rear. The next range locks the centre diff but I can't see how that alters what the front and back doffs are doing. It's still only driving two wheels. One at the front and one at the back??
Me and my Father love that bakkie ,but we are not Triton fans acctually ,we are Colt fans ,Mitsubishi Colt fans ,we wish they bring a new Mitsubishi Colt out
Whats the point of putting touchscreen if its doing nothing more than a normal button radio would do, it can control the vehicle settings as well then fine.
+Sidrcride Hello, in South Africa we refer to pickups as "bakkies" - no one is really sure why. Apparently it's to do with the load area, as a bakkie in Afrikaans is a bowl.
Yes they own controlling interest in Mitsubishi, under Japanese law controlling interest is 34% which they own.Mitsubishi will start manufacturing Navara soon.
