TRADIE-SPEC TRITON

THE TRITON GLX+ IS THE WORKHORSE IN THE NEW MODEL RANGE, AND WE RECKON IT HITS A SWEET SPOT

WORDS MATT RAUDONIKIS

IN THE four-grade Mitsubishi Triton line-up the GLX sits at the bottom, but the GLX+ pretties up this base-spec working-class model by replacing the standard steel wheels with alloys, adding side steps, rear privacy glass, front fog lights and some silver stitching to jazz up the Plain Jane cloth interior trim. Mechanically, it adds a differential lock to the rear axle. WHAT DO YOU GET? EVEN at this lower-grade level, the Mitsubishi Triton gets a nine-inch multimedia screen in the centre stack and a seven-inch info panel in-between the gauges in the dash binnacle. The interior is a big step up from the previous model as it’s bigger, more spacious and more modern, and is particularly well laid out. The multimedia screen is placed high on the centre stack where it’s easy to…

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4x4 Magazine Australia (Digital) - 1 Issue, August 2024

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