Our Vans: Mitsubishi L200 2.4 MIVEC
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It's the end of the road for the L200 Barbarian. So what better time for Dan to provide his final thoughts on Mitsubishi's pick-up.
While the L200 might have its faults, its all-road credentials should never be doubted, says Dan.
Thinking of adding parking sensors to your L200? Don't bother, the rear camera sees all.
Using the L200 as a family runaround might not be cheap, but it sure is fun. As Dan discovers...
Things are not always what they seem in the world of pick-up trucks. As Dan finds out when he goes off to see the new Fiat Fullback.
With one of the smallest load beds in its class, the L200 isn't as practical as it should be, according to Dan.
Has the lifestyle sector made the modern pick-up soft? Dan looks for some answers with the Mitsubishi L200.
The L200 boasts some impressive load numbers, but how do they stack up against the competition?
Dan finds Mitsubishi fuel economy claims for the L200 to be somewhat wide of the mark. About 176 miles to be exact.
The L200 might be packed with useful technology, but it doesn't have to be so bleeping vocal about it.
Pick-ups might be big and burly, but they're have their vulnerabilities, as Dan has soon discovered...
Dan takes the L200 Barbarian. How will Mitsubishi's workhorse cope with life on the HJ Vans fleet?
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