Mitsubishi L 200 2.5 TD GL 4WD

My partner is a property developer and as you can imagine came home filthy with plaster etc etc everyday. We had a Mitsubishi Shogun which was getting ruined! We wanted a car which could be used for work but was also smart enough for general use. I was also pregnant at the time so needed plenty of room fo car seats etc. We opted for a double cab and traded in the shogun. The truck itself was quite basic and we added an aluminium liner etc into the back and roll bars. We also opted for seat covers as the light grey upholstery was not ideal. The cd player/radio was very basic and as we aleady had a decent Kenwood cd player with cd changer we asked for this to be fitted. ...  Read the complete review

Having been a drive of "hot hatches" for the last 14 years the time had come to accept I was getting too old for small, fast cars that made a lot of noise. Also I had to accept that my son and step daughter were getting to old to be able to sit in the back of a hot hatch and be comfortable. So the time came to change car, after a lot of looking around (and not feeling quite old enough to buy an estate or stupid enough to buy a people carrier) I picked up a 2002 L200 4life with 17,000 warranted miles on the clock. At first it took some getting use to, I am use to sitting a few inches off the floor in a car that handles well but with ...  Read the complete review

Please do yourselves a big favour stay well clear from this Truck. I bought mine in June 2004 current mileage 64,000 3 engines later and about another new one fitted, also problems with the gear box. This problem all started with the head was first skimmed which is a big no no.

~~Note - this is for the 3 litre petrol version.~~ ---Brief--- Working in the construction industry it is difficult to find a compromise between a leisure vehicle and a works vehicle. However the new generation of stylish pick ups offered by mitsubishi amongst other manufacurers have fitted the gap in the industry perfectly. I was bought a 2001 mitsubushi l200 by my Dad as i needed a decent and reliable vehicle for work aswell as leisure. The vehicle i have is the mitsubushi triton which is powered by a 3 litre V6 petrol engine (laterly lpg converted). --- The Drive --- Being a large 4x4 vehicle the seating ...  Read the complete review