Have they fixed it? Starting our Mitsubishi Triton long term review

The new-generation Mitsubishi Triton officially went on sale earlier this year with our first impressions finding that the Triton had taken a big step up over its predecessor, albeit with some pretty serious caveats and a sizeable price increase.

Even still, the Triton remains one of the more affordable options on the Australian market with even the top-spec GSR that we’ve chosen for our long-term test costing less than $66,000 driveaway.

To make sure the Triton is properly up to the task of handling the demands of Aussie buyers and our brutal conditions, we’ve taken the Triton on board for six months and at least 10,000km of testing.

In today’s video, custodian and Chasing Cars’ production specialist Tom Place discusses his first impressions, why he picked the spec he did and what our plans are for the future.


Time codes:
0:00 - Intro
1:27 - Interior
3:08 - Back seat
4:44 - Our spec
5:33 - Payload and towing
7:06 - Driver monitoring
8:11 - Is it fixed?
11:40 - What’s next?


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