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AutoExec Summary
The new limited-edition Mitsubishi Triton Sport has hit Australian showrooms as the current model winds down, making way for the next generation later this year. Priced at $56,440 plus on-road costs, it’s based on the mid-range GLS, featuring aesthetic upgrades like bonnet stripes, black wheels, and maroon highlights. Inside, it offers heated leather seats, dual-zone air-conditioning, and a 360-degree camera. However, it lacks some advanced safety features and modern tech like radar cruise control and wireless smartphone charging. With a smaller cabin and a less refined driving experience, the Triton’s appeal is now overshadowed by its increased price.
Brands mentioned: Mitsubishi, Isuzu, GWM, LDV, Holden, Ssangyong, Mazda, Ford, Toyota