So far, 2019 has been a good year for the three diamonds of Mitsubishi — and much of that stems from the launch of the new Triton double-cab ute.
Positive sales of the new pick-up, coupled with potent run-out deals on its predecessor, saw Mitsubishi jump to third in the overall Kiwi new-vehicle registration stakes, behind just Toyota and Ford. But, is the new Triton actually any good?
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We've driven it before of course, having attended the global launch in Thailand. But tomorrow we will publish New Zealand's first full road test on the Triton — specifically on the top-spec 2.4-litre turbo-diesel VRX model.
In the meantime, certified petrol-head Sam Wallace is here to show you the biggest changes to the platform via a quick video tour of the Driven test car. Check it out above, and keep a lookout for our full road test in tomorrow's NZ Herald and online at Driven.co.nz.