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2016 Mitsubishi Triton Priced from $24,490 in Australia

Mitsubishi has released Australian pricing for the 2016 Triton, with the entry-level single-cab 4x2 manual starting at $24,490 and the range-topping Exceed at $47,490.

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Mitsubishi has announced pricing for the 2016 Triton in Australia, with the entry-level single-cab GLX 4x2 manual starting at $24,490 and the range-topping Exceed 4x4 dual-cab automatic reaching $47,490. The new Triton arrives with a broad line-up aimed at fleet, trade and private buyers, offering a choice of cab styles, drivetrains and equipment levels.

Triton pricing and model range

The Triton line-up opens with the GLX 4x2 single-cab manual at $24,490. The automatic version is listed at $26,990. For buyers needing four-wheel drive, the cheapest option is the GLX 4x4 single-cab manual at $32,490. Club-cab and dual-cab configurations are available, with the GLX 4x4 club-cab manual priced at $35,290 and the dual-cab pickup manual at $36,990. The automatic dual-cab pickup is $39,490. Higher up, the GLS 4x4 dual-cab manual costs $40,990, while the GLX 4x4 dual-cab pickup automatic is $43,490. The Exceed 4x4 dual-cab pickup automatic sits at the top of the range at $47,490.

  • GLX 4x2 single-cab manual: $24,490
  • GLX 4x2 single-cab auto: $26,990
  • GLX 4x4 single-cab manual: $32,490
  • GLX 4x4 club-cab manual: $35,290
  • GLX 4x4 dual-cab pickup manual: $36,990
  • GLX 4x4 dual-cab pickup auto: $39,490
  • GLS 4x4 dual-cab manual: $40,990
  • GLX 4x4 dual-cab pickup auto: $43,490
  • Exceed 4x4 dual-cab pickup auto: $47,490

Equipment and features by grade

The GLX 4x2 comes with 16-inch steel wheels, halogen headlights, a chrome grille, cruise control, Bluetooth, and a suite of safety features including ABS, EBA, EBD, ASC, and hill start assist. GLX 4x4 models add Mitsubishi’s Easy Select 4WD system and, in club-cab form, side steps. Moving up, the GLS brings 17-inch alloy wheels, HID headlights, LED daytime running lights, fog lights, sports bar, rear step bumper, rearview camera, dual-zone climate control and a 6.1-inch touchscreen with DAB digital radio. The Exceed adds a smart key with push-button start, automatic headlights and wipers, leather-look trim, a rear differential lock, power driver’s seat, and an upgraded infotainment system with 7.0-inch touchscreen and 3D sat-nav.

Position in the market

The Triton competes in a busy segment, with rivals including the Toyota HiLux, Ford Ranger and Mazda BT-50. The entry price undercuts some competitors, while the broader range and high-spec Exceed aim to attract both commercial and private buyers. For comparison, the 2015 Mazda CX-5 opened at $27,190 in Australia, though it targets a different market segment.

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