In case you missed it, Mitsubishi Motors Philippines previewed the all-new Triton over the weekend. That said, we were quite surprised with the program.
Not because MMPC revealed the new truck, but it also bared the full local specifications and even the pricing.
With that, MMPC had practically launched the Triton in the country, albeit virtually. So, what’s the Philippine-spec model like? Read on.Honda reveals its mid-engined sports car...from the ‘70s Locally, there will be eight variants available and four trim levels. The range kicks off with the GL offered in either two-wheel drive or four-wheel drive, both of which are mated to a six-speed manual. It’s followed by the GLX trim levels, also with either two-wheel drive or four-wheel drive.
Reservation books are now open for the redesigned pickup, so it’s a good time to swing by the Mitsubishi dealership for that reservation. Of course, we don’t know how it fares against the Ranger or Hilux just yet. Like you, we’d love to know how it performs against those class-defining vehicles.
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