Family car review: Mitsubishi Triton (L200) 2019

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I am a HUGE fan of the Mitsubishi Triton after testing the previous model last year and found it the easiest Ute to install child seats into. So I was very excited to be given two of the new 2019 Mitsubishi Tritons at the same time! The GLS Premium model and the GLX base model. Normally I might feel quite stressed at the thought of having to install child seats into two utes in the same week but this time I was looking forward to the handy zip access to the top tether anchorages. But I knew I didn't need to worry with the Triton.

I still think the Triton is one of the best utes I have tested for making the crossover into being a family friendly vehicle! It feels fantastic to drive, nice and smooth and like driving a car rather than a Ute. The GLS Premium has more safety features than the GLX base model including Lane Keep Assist, Auto Emergency Braking (AEB) and being one of the first Utes to come with blind spot monitoring.

There are ISO Fix and top tether anchorages for the two outer seats in the Triton. I find attaching the top tether to the anchorages easier in the Triton than in most other utes for two reasons; one is the single pull tab on the seat back to bring the entire seat back forward as opposed to lots of other utes that have a tab at either end of the seat back and you have to pull both tabs at the same time. The second is the two zips behind the fold-down armrest that allows you to put your hand through and access to the top tether anchorages.

The Tritons tray is big, holding 30 shopping bags in comparison to the Nissan Navaras 24 bags, and the Toyota Hilux which held 29. It was quite easy to access the first two rows of shopping from standing on the floor and to slide strollers in and out, however, I really struggled to reach over the sides!

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