Mitsubishi L200 Is The Real Barbarian

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Mitsubishi L200 Is The Real Barbarian

Mitsubishi's L200 can be referred to the main reason of the growth in pick-up trucks' popularity in the UK, accounting for a one third of total market. And still securing one of the top selling positions. Despite the increased competition in the market, L200's latest model captures the eyes of the buyers with the sizzling looks and wonderful driving experience. There's one model workmanlike with 4Work and 4Life derivatives, but the other versions such as Elegance, Animal and Warrior are armed with extra cavalry. The Warrior does come with an engine upgrade, powering it up to 165bhp. New rounded front end with huge head-lamps and Mitsubishi' Dakar Rally car inspired three pointed diamond logo which make the L200 really appealing.

Warrior and Trojan models have a 2.5-litre in-line 4-cylinder 134bhp engine which does 0-62mph in just 15 seconds, CO2 emissions from 199g/km to 223g/km, depending on the body configuration. The Animal version has been replaced by Barbarian and Walkinshaw which are powered by a 175bhp 2.5-litre turbo-diesel engine with manual and automatic gearboxes. ...
... Unlike Ford Ranger, which has full five-star rating from Euro NCAP, L200 secured only four-stars but still it is pretty safe vehicle. All models feature ABS with EBD, it has passenger and driver airbags and the most wonderful collapsible steering column. When you buy a Mitsubishi L200 knowing that you are buying a rough and tough commercial vehicle but not the SUV which is ought to be luxurious and comfy, your purchase will be surprisingly delightful.

The L200's tough nature is shown in the plastic made dashboard, the dials are blue-lit and the steering wheel is styled in a sporty manner. A full-colour touch screen satellite navigation is also available as an option. Mitsubishi L200 has leaf-spring suspension which makes it able to carry heavy loads without any sweat. Coil arrangement and double wish-bones suspension is used up at front which eventually makes it far more better SUV than normal old pick-up trucks. Manual gearboxes and automatic gearboxes are offered by the Japanese, which make the off-road experience exciting. The new Mitsubishi L200's build quality is brilliant and it should add-up to the reputation for faultless reliability as its predecessors.

If you need to see how durable this pick-up truck is, all you need to do is look at the coverage of Arab Spring Uprisings in 2011 – the rebel forces converted the L200s into assault vehicles, arming them with heavy artillery. The Mitsubishi has done an outstanding job combining L200 four-door SUV with a versatile and vast rear deck. Usually it is left open but many owners get an aftermarket deck fitted with security and enhanced protection. L200 has a practical driving position and pretty good space; three adults can easily sit in the rear compartment while the load deck can be accessed by lowering the window. Mitsubishi L200 diesel engine is a 2.5-litre 4-cylinder turbo-diesel engine which produces 134bhp, 0-62mph in just 12.2 seconds, CO2 emissions value for 4Work is 233g/km and 208g/km for 4Life.

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