Search new 2020 Mitsubishi Triton prices

In a highly competitive segment where the Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger reign supreme, the Mitsubishi Triton more than holds its own as a 4x4 ute. As a matter of fact, the model has consistently featured in the top 10 selling cars and locked down its place as the third best-selling light commercial vehicle. One of the first things you’ll notice is that even the top of the line 4x4 dual-cab variant, the Exceed, is priced more aggressively than its peers. Despite the lower price, none of the high-end finishes have been lost, nor has the impressive build quality suffered. The Triton benefits from a smaller profile and lighter weight, making it easier to navigate in city traffic. Balance between towing and payload capacities is appreciable, a feature you’ll value. Interior finishes improve in quality as you work your way up through the Triton range. Beneath the surface, ample power comes from the 2.4L engine. Meanwhile, the 2019 version sees an upgraded transmission from five-speed auto to six-speed, which puts in a typically workmanlike performance characteristic of Mitsubishi. Unsurprisingly, the Triton is a clear value leader in the 4x4 ute segment.