New Mitsubishi L200 review - pictures

The cabin is spacious, but plastics quality wouldn't be adequate in passenger vehicles.

Mitsubishi has mixed car-like qualities with pick-up truck ruggedness with the L200. 

Mitsubishi has been selling the L200 for 33 years in the UK. 

The L200 has a wide array of equipment as standard. 

The ride can be bouncy over sudden bumps. 

The engine is almost as good as it is on paper. 

Seven airbags, traction control and trailer stability assist are featured as standard. 

With the help of some weight saving the L200 achieves a economy of 42.8mpg on comined cycle. 

Some of the switchgear inside the cabin is a little dated. 

Passenger space is good with the L200 being able to acomodate four six-foot adults.

Bi-xenon headligths are featured as standard.

The engines are coupled with a six-speed manual gearbox with a five-speed paddle shift as a optional extra.