The new Mitsubishi L200 2019 arrives in the UK this month with a radical new design, a downsized 2.3-litre engine and a range of new technology. It’s the most significant update in years, but is it enough? We find out…Continue Reading
The Mitsubishi L200 Barbarian SVP II and Ford Ranger Wildtrak X were two of the most exciting exhibits at the 2018 Commercial Vehicle Show so we tested both alongside each other, on and off the road, to discover which beast is best.Continue Reading
The Mitsubishi L200 Barbarian SVP II is the eye-catching new special-edition pickup from Mitsubishi, developed by it’s new Special Vehicle Projects (SVP) division.Continue Reading
Mitsubishi L200 vs Nissan Navara: We pitch the flagship models from each range together in our gruelling head-to-head test…Continue Reading
The Mitsubishi L200 Barbarian is the top of the range model in the L200 line-up, and is aimed heavily at the lifestyle sector. Series 5 models were launched in the summer of 2015, and are competitively priced at £24,299 plus VAT. With around 8,000 unit sales per year, the MitsubishiContinue Reading
Both commercial and passenger versions of the Mitsubishi Shogun will be discontinued in 2018, replaced by the L200-based Shogun Sport.Continue Reading
The Isuzu D-Max and Mitsubishi L200 are two of the best-selling pickups in the UK, and both perform well in the agricultural industries. Our Editor, Liam Campbell, examines the lifestyle and working advantages of both machines to determine which vehicle is best for you, your family and your business. RangeContinue Reading
Fiat Fullback v Mitsubishi L200. Fiat Professional entered the European pickup market through a collaboration with Mitsubishi Motors and not, as many would have imagined, through sister brand Ram, which is world renowned for the Ram 1500. From the outside, it seems there’s very little that separates the Fiat FullbackContinue Reading
It seems as if every pickup manufacturer is refreshing their model range, and now it’s Mitsubishi’s turn with its fifth-generation L200.Continue Reading
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