Mitsubishi Triton/L200 review 2021: Best value ute in the segment?

The Mitsubishi Triton has been out for ages (also called the Mitsubishi L200 in some markets) and it represents excellent value in the segment. But, is it any good? Paul Maric reviews the 2021 Mitsubishi Triton GLS, which sits one down from the top specification model.
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Intro: 00:00
Exterior 00:48
Interior 03:21
Infotainment 04:29
Safety Tech 05:34
Practicality 06:38
On-road 10:01
Off-road 13:57
Verdict 16:50
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[@DiHandley]

We own a 2017 Triton GLS. Very very happy with it. No complaints at all. So happy in fact we also now own a 2019 Pajero Sport. Does everything we want and is reliable too. Cheers.

[@CarExpertAus]

Very nice! Do you do much towing?

[@DiHandley]

@@CarExpertAus Yes, with the Triton a two horse float with two horses on board. No problems at all. The Pajero will be towing a caravan at some stage too. The 2.4 L has no problems up to about 3 tons.

[@kymnikolajuk8726]

@@DiHandley could u tow a three horse float with only 2 horses on board ?

[@charliepilkington6412]

nobody asked

[@autonewstv86]

Best ute out there hands down in my opinion... one MASSIVE advantage that no one talks about is the super active 4wd systems lets you run the car in AWD on sealed roads... makes the car insanely more safer and stable on wet roads, gravel roads etc.

[@james6969]

It's so underrated the trition in fact i would definitely put it up there as one of my favourite dual cab Utes it be up there as something like the Isuzu d max for me

[@masterchief4519]

i wouldn't say best, but definitely great for the price!

[@james6969]

@@masterchief4519 Abouslly yes's the trtion is so underrated

[@ln5747]

*more safe or safer.

[@speedstar892]

GWM Cannon can do the same thing and for 10k+ less so the Triton isn't unique in that regard anymore.

[@oldhatman6769]

Bought a Triton end of last year, first non Hilux I’ve owned (I’m 56). To me the Triton is what the Hilux was. Everything I need, nothing I don’t. Reliable, very happy with it. Fuel economy is extremely good around town. After 6 months ownership only thing I can say negative is the indicator is a bit quiet and I can forget to turn off if playing loud music (happened once).

[@CarExpertAus]

"Everything I need, nothing I don't." Great analogy and pretty much sums up what this is. Thanks again for the feedback!

[@laynoh1401]

Best comment.

[@Ted...youtubee]

Looking for new car myself. How is it so far? Anything annoying?

[@carloscereceda-rojas773]

4 months later how is it going?

[@pklifter]

Oh that was you who I was lauhing at because you left your blinker on.... from memory you had it on for 4.5kms hahahaha

[@rabisalomo]

This is one of the best car review channel. Yet so underrated, I love Paul energy and Liveliness through out the whole video, never a dull moment. 👍

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks mate! Appreciate the feedback :-D

[@raybourne5781]

Yes.. Much better than the cup holder reviewers ?

[@user-bi3ys3ho3d]

Mitsubishi is the best

[@gracianoantonio4416]

FINALLY AFTER WAITING SO LONG, THANK YOU CAR EXPERT TEAM AND PAUL 🙏🏻

[@CarExpertAus]

No problems!

[@MrSlapzy]

I owe a 2020 Triton and ngl this video is very deceiving. It’s a definitely got the best turning circle, the ride in them is second to none and I would say one of the best and also the transmissions in these things are absolutely bullet proof. Watch 4wd 24/7 2021 4wd ute comparison for a proper review

[@mikey4954]

Best car review channel on KZbin!! Thanks to Paul and this video, I've just purchased a 2021 gsr. Car expert for the win!!

[@DCDan_]

Thanks for highlighting those features. It helped me realisticly appreciate it.

[@domc9026]

You're finally doing the review Paul, Thanks for never letting us down 😅 Cheers from Philippines 👍🏻

[@CarExpertAus]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@wadedixon6780]

Just upgraded a 2017 gls to a 2021 model. 2017 version went to Fraser (as far as orchid beach) and Moreton, stock as and never got bogged once. Never even had to top up the fluids once in four years, just air in the tyres and diesel in the tank. Great value and great ability.

[@tubimilambo8981]

Underated I would pick this over hilux... More stable on the road and has more safety features

[@CarExpertAus]

Plus super select 4WD.

[@james6969]

yeah true its so underated

[@cdirthanz7066]

But how are they long term reliability. Could be social programming, but I refuse to do long overland trips on anything other than a hilux, though ride quality is very rough.

[@tubimilambo8981]

@@cdirthanz7066 if Triton had an unreliable engine am sure you could have heard complaints by now.. I still see alot of the previous generation on the road today running just fine... If I had a hilux it would definitely just be a daily driver in town and farms for me not for long out of town trips..

[@phonicfrog_]

@@cdirthanz7066 Hilux is garbage. Over-hyped & overpriced

[@ariffi4668]

I had the 2016 triton exceed and sold it last year and bought a triton GSR mr. Loving it!

[@josiahfolau3122]

Thanks for the review Paul! Been waiting for this one!!

[@HotHeadCJ]

Long term, believe it or not, tritons and dmaxs outlast hiluxs and navarras in the Jamaican Bauxite industry and in general usage. The previous 4d56 engine may not be the most powerful but it is robust as are the body panels and driveline. Nevertheless Toyotas are ubiquitous. The last good hilux generation was the generation before the D4D or those after the 22r model. I notice Aussies tune their utes a lot but out of the box the triton last longer out here, carry heavier payloads (in bed) more stable, are mechanically more simple and are more comfortable to work in for years. Aussies also do off-roading for recreation and do a lot of towing compared to Jamaica. Out here reliability, load carrying ability and ride quality are the focus for a work vehicle. Hiluxs have gotten too complicated especially the engines and electronics which are fragile, expensive to repair and just too fussy

[@anthonyramdin1037]

Spot on brother! I am from Trinidad and Tobago and there are tons more older tritons on the road than hiluxs. Hilux is overrated, always has been cause it just lives off the toyota reliability name. Thailand, malaysia, indonesia for example, tritons are used primarily for off-road and load carrying because of their robustness and reliability. The 4d56 has been around for decades now and has always been improved to the point where it has become bulletproof. Whilst it maybe not be the most powerful, it gets the job done with minimal fuss. My dad has the 120 series prado with the 1kz-te engine and that thing is so underpowered all to achieve reliability whereas the 4d56 which is a smaller displacement, produces more power but has to work harder because of the smaller displacement is just as or even more reliable. That says alot. And talking about body rigidity, a rim and tyre from a loaded 10 wheeler Mack dump truck (200+ lbs) crossed the highway and hit my dad's 2007 triton by the back of the cab and front of the tub and she took it like a champ. Still drives but the tub needs replacing as well as the back door. Tritons are very strong and severely underrated.

[@lorenzoroberts1326]

@@anthonyramdin1037 i am thinking of buying a toyota hilux 2.8 automatic 4x4 or nissan frontier le 4x4 or the mitsubishi triton 4x4 but i hearing people have problems with the new toyota hilux now and i does see plenty black smoke does be coming out from their mufflers.

[@anthonyramdin1037]

@@lorenzoroberts1326 go for the triton brother! Those are super reliable cause I have a 2007 one that runs like a dream, no problems at all with it. The last model hilux and this current one have plenty problems but the mitsubishi won't let you down. Nissan is here nor there, the last model b4 the current one was rubbish and don't even bother with the ranger. The dmax is also a solid option and it's up there with the triton but for me I will always go for the triton because it's better off road and is just fun to drive in general. I would also advise you to use diesel treatment which is a concentrated solution that you put in the tank when you are filling up. It helps the vehicle run smoother and makes the engine last longer. All these vehicles are common rail so the diesel treatment helps the vehicle run better else it will be sluggish. You can buy it in automotive stores. But yeah go for the triton, solid vehicle

[@lorenzoroberts1326]

@@anthonyramdin1037 ok brother i trying to sell my 2017 ford ranger 4x4 xlt manual a long while now it never give me any problems hopefully i will get it sell before 2021 is over and i will check out the mitsubishi triton or isuzu dmax thanks brother keep good

[@anthonyramdin1037]

@@lorenzoroberts1326 np take care

[@adrianbean1107]

Mate great review thanks heaps,I just ordered the GLS and it will be delivered in six months

[@joedwards2733]

Have a Triton and really love it. 3 years old now and no probs at all ever. We put a fair few ks on it now so looking to by our 2nd Triton.

[@cdenh13]

Had my MQ GLS since 2018 and car has never missed a beat. Got my 2022 replacement on order now. Fantastic car for the money and it’s been everywhere my mates with other far more expensive vehicles in the segment have been. On occasion outdoing them also which when you consider the pricing on Tritons, is pretty good!

[@mlulekideandladla]

Paul made me wish to own a Bakkie or UTE pickup in life. You are a great vibe, thanks to carexpert

[@edwardnarag3676]

Alright. Ive been waiting for this review. Thank u

[@anthonyramdin1037]

Thank you Paul! At least you listen to your subscribers which very few big channels do! 2007 triton with the 4d56 engine, 4spd transmission, 148k kms, original shocks and springs ( yes I know they need changing), couple accidents but has such a robust body. It does everything from family use, to load carrying, towing, hardcore off-roading, it's just the complete package

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@tauraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

My dad owns the 2015 Triton and im buying the 2021 one later this week, Im so excited

[@Naessey]

Love your channel. As always; thanks for informative review. Keep up the good work.

[@scottsyoutubevideos]

bought one yesterday.. pick it up in september . can't wait.. :-)

[@samB_o]

ITS FINALLY HERE BOISSSSS. Edit: Now I've had a chance to watch it, agree with your points wholeheartedly Paul. If I had the money, would have gone a Wildtrak but absolutely love my Triton. Not the most advanced ute on the planet but outstanding value for money.

[@CarExpertAus]

😄 we keep our promises!

[@sclmplsoulstar]

Your reviews are great.. very informative and truthful/factual. ✌🏾🇿🇦

[@axelklausvonstahl6638]

After long wait Triton review is finally landed. I own a 2020 Triton Gls model since January 2020. I loaded it close to 1 ton maybe like 10 times or more with rocks to build my garden wall. I had to bring the rocks from a mountainous location. Roads were uneven, muddy and rocky as hell. But Triton did the job easily with no issues at all. I think its the perfect ute choice considering the price.

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for watching!

[@fireimp9999]

Iv had my 2021 Triton GLS for about 2 months, 2000 ish KMS and iv only had a few issues with the Android Auto connectivity. Taken it to some pretty heavy off-road tracks and it was amazing, no flaws and definitely had no issues with a lack of power.

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@jackcalow2430]

i saved money and bought a 2017 exceed. has all i want and was obviously cheaper than a new one

[@TheAussieFloof]

I started out buying a used (30,000kms) MN Triton and have not gone back I'm currently have an MR GSR and I absolutely love it. I live in Regional Victoria and you see plenty of Hilux Rangers/ BT50 so I'll happily be unique to my area and proudly drive my Triton

[@simoncouch1523]

Another wicked review as always, thank you 🙏

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for watching!

[@SameerKhan-io4dz]

Thanks a lot for reviewing this!

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for watching!

[@awesomestepdad5311]

I have owned many different vehicles. Had a few tritons, I highly recommend them and have never had any issues with any of them. Extremely reliable and great value. I believe they have a steel timing chain too and was told that is also a massive bonus for reliability. The 2015 model I have only gets 550ish kms per highway drive. Cost 100 to fill up with 98 based on around $2.15 per litre. I'm buying a new one as shown in this video, with the fuel saving on this model I'm hoping it pays for itself compared to my 2015 triton. I got the leather seat and camera upgrade package thinking it will make a huge difference for family comfort and parking.

[@jordanwalters9447]

I love my 2020 GLS, I paid $40,700 drive away 6 months ago... And it keeps up with my mate Colorado, dmax and Amarok... Infact out preformed them on the beach, I looked and studied 4x4 utes for 18 months before I narrowed it down to the triton

[@Luceq]

Well, you can say it leads on the 4wd system. Its very usefull to drive in AWD in the blacktop. Unloaded utes are prone to rear wheel slippage.

[@CarExpertAus]

Yep that Super Select system is great.

[@thamesfishing-3468]

ladies and gentleman, paul has done it, completed the ute series. now we must wait another year to do it again :)

[@CarExpertAus]

Ha ha, still a few more to go in there!

[@aarongokool3131]

Big fan of the mitsubishi motors and as well as the new mitsubishi triton pickup truck that has arrived this year 2021 with all of its amazing upgrades,interiors and accessories installed and as well as the design of it makes it look beastly and ready for an adventure.Onces more thank you for the review of the mitsubishi triton i wish that u continue to improve and develop more content on your channel about upcoming vehicles but mostly interested in Mitsubishi Motors.Well done and great job i hope u keep up the good work CarExpert 👍✌

[@pearlfarm1]

My last was a ranger now triton.. Triton felt a little strange when I first moved to mitsubishi, but love it now

[@ronduve6380]

Have had my MR triton GLX plus for 2 years ' It does everything I have asked it to do . Tows a 21ft van, a tandem race car trailer and a 17ft boat. Has now done 45,000 kms without any glitches or warranty claims. It took a while to get down to the advertised fuel economy, but at 45,000kms its loosened up and performing very well. Yes I wouldn't hesitate to get another one in the future.

[@kevinf7471]

I absolutely love my gsr and I equally love the 4x4 system. Even with stock wheels, it's great and it's gone through some tough tracks

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@snowypods9812]

I ordered mine a few months ago, I'm looking forward to taking delivery sometime this month. I chose it for its off road ability, value and the fact that Mitsubishi do great discounts for defence personnel.

[@ChurchInAshes]

Thank you for your service. Hope your Triton goes well. Sad about the looks though. Super ugly those Tritons.

[@jenny8296]

@@ChurchInAshes His service of being a war criminal and a US puppet? get out of here.

[@mathewlaygo6637]

Own a my14 Triton, tows my work trailer pretty well, not the flashiest thing but definitely gets the job done! Ps apprentice carpenter here 🤗

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for watching and thanks for the feedback!

[@74leerob]

We have a 2015 MQ Triton automatic Travelled 220,000kms as a rural delivery vehicle in the Central plateau of NZ only thing that has failed is the drivers seat has worn thru otherwise been fabulous ute. We get 750-800km from a full tank rural driving. Will definitely purchase a MR Triton when ready.

[@shivamaraj7055]

Excellent review, much respect 👏

[@gruffmester]

I’ve owed an older Triton and recently bought a new one. I think there very capable utes and haven’t yet let me down. The engine is plenty powerful enough for most things..

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@whatscrakn101]

Have a 2020 GLS love mine would buy again!

[@CarExpertAus]

Thank you for that!

[@Jakeman302]

Well a family member owns a 2014 Challenger (Triton based SUV) and it's been very reliable! Has over 200k Kilometers now and haven't had any reliability issues.

[@CarExpertAus]

😄

[@stevepompe273]

Value buyer everyday. Had a 2010 Triton for the last 7.5 years and no problems. Just bought a new one, picking up in a few days. So I'm hoping the quality continues.

[@vincemarandola9841]

Its here!!!!! Thanks mate

[@CarExpertAus]

No problem 👍

[@jeffneill7290]

2015 GLS 237k. Towing as well. Great car, buying a new one in June

[@james6969]

tbh the trition is so underrated its like the 3rd most relible ute behind of course the d max and the facelift hilux

[@CarExpertAus]

Plus it has a stack of 4WD equipment as standard!

[@mixalis6168]

Hilux, ahaahahahahahaahah

[@james6969]

@@mixalis6168 lol the facelift hilux does not have any dpf problems anymore mate

[@alexfrankl7861]

Mate it shits on the hilux , reliability wise an LDV is on par with Hilux .

[@alexfrankl7861]

@@james6969 is that what the toyota sales man told you 😂

[@murraysmith9338]

I have a 2015 MN triton, bottom of the range runout model. It's been excellent. I'm happy with vinyl and hard plastics. Its a light truck so I don't expect car like handling. Was going to buy a new one this year until my circumstances change.

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@factsoflife1968]

Driving in 4high on the road is a win win 4 me👍🤘

[@CarExpertAus]

Agreed!

[@dutch5580]

I have the MY20 GLX-R Triton.... I freaking love it! Manual transmission, picked it up brand new for $38 500 in FNQ.

[@CarExpertAus]

Good price! Thanks for watching :-D

[@felipesoto4901]

This Ute is very safe an strong

[@turb06]

Own a 2015 MN Trition GLXR. just traded it on a 2021 GLXR. in 6 years 150,000km all we had to spend on it outside of servicing and batteries was a $300 intercooler pipe. extremely reliable car.

[@sm-r8997]

I still have my 06 ml, nearly 400,000km Their warranty is great, fixed any issues with it no cost and no questions asked. Haven't had a problem with it since the warranty ran out. Would be rude not to look at another one when looking for a new ute.

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for that! Some decent km there too.

[@peterbowler4521]

I’ve had mine for just over 2 years and done 60,000 km. Not an issue except for the fuel cap opener but it got fixed after 3 attempts. Maybe lacks a little power when towing heavy loads but hey, that’s only 0.005% of the time so I can live with it. Best part, $10-15k cheaper than competitors Great report Guys👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@glennwr450]

On my 2nd triton. Great Ute. Will get another

[@hedydd2]

Long term, they have had their moments with engine problems. A friend has a small fleet of them, some approaching 200,000 miles and is very happy with them. He also has a Navara and Ford Ranger for his farm. The L200's are used for sales and general use in his tractor dealership, so less demanding use than the others.

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for that feedback!

[@easemailboxes]

Miles.... they are not available in the usa.

[@charlzjones30]

Most underrated pickup truck. 1. Lowest wheel base (3,000 mm) compare to other pickups and has better maneuverability even on tight spaces road conditions and parking area. 2. The lightest curb weight pickup with the best power to weight ratio compare to other pickups with a better fuel efficiency due to its light body weight. 3. The only pickup that can ran in highway at high speed even 4WD (4H) is engaged. 4. Has a paddle shifter for sports mode and manual gear-shifting. Has more high and technology features And yet the price is better compare than other pickup brands.

[@dwade3202]

I love the old mitsubishi pajeros, hopefully I'll own it someday, hard to come by in europe without 200k+ km on them. it'd be nice if you could do a review of old school off roaders, there's not enough of them on youtube!

[@CarExpertAus]

We have a review of a newer old school one coming soon, the 70 Series!

[@anthonykittel7392]

I traded in my 2001 hzj 79 in march on a new 2020 December built gsr in February because i wanted to go twin cab now i have a grandson. I looked at all the twincabs and bought the triton because it was a good all rounder but price was the deciding factor very happy with it so far . My 2 year old grandson loved it too 😁

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for the feedback and enjoy the new wheels!

[@Q45t]

I have always wondered why Mitsubishi isn't larger in the USA. They obviously have the knowledge but they seem to lack the will to build a world class automobile. Love the Aussie reviews.

[@JMVDD08]

We own one here in the Philippines. GLS for 35K aud (converted) Not the same one you guys have. Our GLS is kinda similar to GLX-R. Anyways loving it! Looking to buy a Hilux next! Love your reviews, paul

[@rogerbarrero]

Mitsubishi means quality and reliability. 💪💪💪💪

[@d.k.1394]

Looks lovely

[@johnstevens007]

After all the storage sizing, I was expecting you to put the water bottle in the glasses holder. I was let down :(

[@CarExpertAus]

😅

[@tumba_tom4250]

Unfortunately the sun glasses holder doesnt hold "regular sized" sunnies 😅, its probably 1 of only a couple things i was let down by with my 2020 triton

[@shanemorris7514]

@@tumba_tom4250 this has been an issue since the ML they only fit reading glasses

[@Soulful_Life07]

Really good looking pickup 😍❤️

[@dsingh9090]

100 k soon 🥳🥳

[@CarExpertAus]

Not long now!

[@chenalex3259]

I own my triton for 8.5 years, no major problem, with 290k KM mileage n still using it till now (2021).

[@anthonyramdin1037]

I have mine for 14 yrs and only have 148k KM on it and it's been nothing but reliable. I have the 4d56, 2.5l

[@epiphanied]

Have a 2021 gsr on the way, can't wait...

[@Igotnothingoinon]

Got one and I love it. Never wanted a Triton but it has one me over. Just a good quality ute that gets the a job done, what Hilux once way

[@jamesmitchell5517]

We have a 02 Tristan V6 has done over 350k and still has had no issues other then it uses a bit to much fuel now and needs an oil change more often from its age we will definitely be getting the new triton later this year

[@marciarichards6261]

I have a 2021 love ❤ it so much especially the turbo

[@sveexd9151]

Paul's face at 2:13 on the mirror wws kinda funny lol

[@oshanmadhuranga6354]

Best review ..❤️.love from sri lanka ❤️

[@JohnAgustinScuderia458595]

I miss our previous generation L200s (its called Strada here in the Philippines) we test drove almost every competitor except the Ford Ranger and we nearly went with the Navara but we ended up with the L200s in manual base and top trim because of the driving dynamics. If I had the money I would gladly own this new L200 again! 😍

[@mikeykeyes]

Excellent off roader with some minor mods I say...seeing it already has RDL only needs good AT tyres like the Maxxis AT811 and a lift and suspension upgrade - that's it!

[@rideroftheweek]

I've had my 2017 MQ Triton since new and I'm pretty happy with it. The only complaint I have is the drum brakes at the rear don't like long downhills very much. They start to pulse and the pulsing gets stronger and stronger the longer the downhill. It's not a huge deal and only happens once in a while. It was a bargain at $35k new and I could almost get that much for it second hand right now. I don't use it very much and have only put 45 000km on it in 5 years.

[@jackjin1623]

Had an triton brand new since 2013 and never had a problem except gearbox broke on my manual 4 years in, but that is due to me resting on the clutch a lot more than i should. Other than that, I never had an issue with the truck, and yes I’d like to get another one

[@scaredyet]

Super Select 4WD and transmission cooler leaves the competition for dead

[@lancek123]

Have owned a glx r manual since 2010, over 200 000km on the clock. Mostly black top. It has been a great car and have loved driving it all over. Not the quickest but does the speed limit. Starting to get a few issues but nothing that stops it. Will look at a new one when in the market for one. One thing I should have avoided were the aftermarket add ons. Steel bull bar looks like it was made by the apprentice on their day off. Thankfully never met the roo that it was for.

[@1969cmp]

Looking for a 'ute' to take me on my LSL grand fishing tour and the Triton is currently my number 1 choice.

[@anthony_correnti]

Bought a base single cab manual 2015 MQ 4wd new in late 2016, still have it with 90k on it. It's a rough ride, has next to no tech, has a harshish engine that doesn't really like working and economy is average for what I've done to it and with it. Having said that the only thing I would change is I'd have gone the auto if I had my time over. Nothing has gone wrong with it, the interior still comes up like new with a clean, it tows the boat brilliantly and does everything I want it to do reliably. I really hope they don't end up changing this basic formula with the next Nissan/Renault/Mitsubishi conglomerate ute, this jack of all trades master of none formula is a winner.

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for that feedback!

[@neilbaldeo631]

Hey Anthony, which engine do you have in the single cab?

[@anthony_correnti]

@@neilbaldeo631 4n15 diesel

[@scrabb9185]

Have had an exceed triton for 4 years, not a single mechanical issue. Looking at upgrading, will wait for an interior upgrade on the triton before i buy another. Mainly used as a work ute not 4wding. Cant beat the value, i dont do any heavy towing or 4wding though. Great as a business ute.

[@CarExpertAus]

I think we'll see a new interior when the all new one launches in a couple of years

[@culls007]

I have a GLS premium and it's a weapon, would I buy one again? YES, value for money its a great ute. I have the red, only thing I'd like to see improved is paint thickness as it seems to be failry light on from factory. But all in all "Love it"

[@matthewnew13]

Great review, as always. Best in the business. Any chance of a Suzuki Jimni review?

[@CarExpertAus]

THanks mate! We will try get our hands on one. They are hard to come across at the moment!

[@briantidey2225]

The GLSb has the 360 camera too.its Not a extra here in New Zealand. Again leather seats are in the top end VXR

[@Antwan674]

Awesome review as always....We dont get any of those safety and tech gizmos for the Southern Africa version (South Africa, Botswana, Namibia etc)mine being delivered in Botswana this monday

[@CarExpertAus]

Congrats on the purchase!

[@Antwan674]

@Garth Matthews yep the top spec Triton i got doesnt come with any of this technology...no rear cross traffic alert, no blindspot monitoring, no parking sensors, no android auto or applr car play, the old media system etc...yet for same price the as here the Aussie and Asian markets get those

[@JohnnyXY]

good, introduce. thx mate

[@nickb1848]

Yes finally!

[@CarExpertAus]

😄

[@Mr500RWHP]

Don't own a triton but thinking of buying a glx+, for around 40k it seems like really good value

[@conniepurnell4496]

Loved ours so reliable

[@lashmeliodas58]

What a beautiful machine.

[@davidabbott565]

Great vehicle. What we really need is more US specifications in OZ.

[@eddysmalbil]

Would love it if you could talk about driver legroom with some form of measurement for us taller drivers. Very hard to find any info on this in reviews. 6ft8 so a key indicator when i look for a new car

[@berylharmer8095]

Woohoo I love the red Triton, I have a 2019 Triton and its been a good car so far, comfy to drive and good on fuel, I havnt gone off road only along the beach, and few bumpy tracks but nice and comfy drive I like it,Id love it RED

[@kopanosiyanda1832]

Yes finally 🙏🙏

[@Chris-pi2dq]

Have a 2016 MQ GLS Triton with 175kms. At present it appears to have a leaking rear main seal and leaking auto transmission sump. Both of which I'll fix next service. Otherwise cannot fault it. They have common faults of jumping out of 3rd gear and squeaky suspension, both are fixed free under warranty, alongside the well known official recalls. I'd comfortably buy one again for on/off road use, although rattling front seatbelt and seat itself are a pain

[@whosyourmate8292]

You can engage 4 wheel drive while on a sealed surface, very handy for British winters and muddy roads 👌

[@cenzofrisina6517]

I've owned two tritons. I now own a ranger.....thought id try something else. the triton is an awesome ute. they are super reliable and is defiantly a ute for the long haul if that's what you want it to be. underrated yes but when you own a ranger you then realise why its priced so differently. the ranger tops it in just about every category. its bigger wheel base gives the ute a much more stable and settled chassis. the triton lacks width in the cabin and lreally needs a longer wheel base. the chassis overhang from the rear tray is not good . need to be careful when towing. it really needs to get bigger all over. the 2.4 donk is nice thanks to the mivec. whilst it gets by it does feel like your constantly ringing its neck. i bought the wife a 2021 pajero which has the 3.2 and its a really nice engine . I even prefer it over the 3.2 in my ranger. wish the 3 2 was in the triton. just goes to show how even an old donk like the 3.2 still trumps all this late model electronic junk. overall its definitely one to look at when buying a ute but you need to think about what it is your doing with the ute first . would I buy one again ..... yes.