What kind of engine does the new Mitsubishi Triton have?
Styling changes inside and out for 2010 include new seats and seat fabrics – another area where the previous ML Triton copped some flack. Mitsubishi has jettisoned Triton’s 3.2-litre diesel engine and its replacement – the HP (high-powered) 2.5-litre is a beauty.
What kind of transmission does a Triton have?
Transmissions are a five-speed manual, four-speed automatic or (in GLX-R models only) a five-speed auto with sports mode. Inside, Triton has gained new seats and fabrics with sports seats on everything except GL models – GLX-R trimmed in black while all others are grey.
How big is the new Mitsubishi Triton tub?
The big news on the outside is a new, larger, long-bed tub for Dual cab models. With a length of 1505mm and height of 460mm, the new tub is 17 per cent larger than the superseded ML model. Other changes to the exterior are minor but include new front bumpers, grille and indicator lights.
Who is responsible for damage to a Mitsubishi Triton?
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Is the Mitsubishi Triton GLX-R an off road car?
The GLX-R does not have Mitsubishi’s Super Select II 4X4 system or selectable off-road modes. Both of those are in the higher-spec GLS and GSR variants. But this ute is still quite capable off-road. Its easy-select 4WD system works via a dial to the rear of the auto shifter, offering 2WD and 4WD high- and low-range modes.
What are the dimensions of a Triton GLX-R?
Note: the GLX-R has hill start assist but not hill descent control. In terms of tray dimensions, it is 1470mm wide (1085mm between the wheel arches), 1520mm long and 475mm deep from the top edge of the load space to the floor. Load height is 865mm from the dirt.
What kind of engine does a GLX-R have?
Am on the verge of buying a new GLX-R and was wondering if anyone has any experience with these in the negative light? Any failures, breakdowns etc? A mate of mine has an 08 model with the 3.2l DT engine and it goes hard, the new ones come with a 2.5l DT.
What’s the lag in a Mitsubishi Triton?
Always very keen to get into 4th, and after a corner when you accelerate it takes an eternity to kick back down. When it’s coupled with the diesel engine, the lag and delay is so long it borders on dangerous. Want to quickly pull out in a gap in traffic?