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"The engine is much smoother than before and on the road the L200 drives as well as many SUVs of the same size."
Examiner Motors - Friday 17th February 2006
"The 2.5 four-pot diesel is up on power and grunt while the ride has improved immeasurably and styling is slick without being poncy."
Driving Force - Friday 3rd February 2006
"Ruffty-tuffty yet oh so stylish."
Driving Force - Friday 3rd February 2006
"I always thought the old L200 was a model that would be hard to live with day-in-day-out both on smooth roads and in the rough - it was just too hard and uncomfortable. This new model has addressed these problems and has triumphed."
Fleet Van - February 2006
"Mitsubishi are set to rock the pick-up world with the sensational new L200."
The Sun - 30 September 2005
"It builds on the strengths of its popular predecessor but promises to exceed expectations with a combination of best in class specification, car-like driving dynamics - including a turning radius of only 5.9 metres - and superb exterior styling, wrapping up a high-quality interior."
Wolverhampton Express - 30 September 2005
"The L200's toughness has been enhanced."
Bradford Telegraph - 30 September 2005
"The striking newcomer takes its styling cues from the Pajero Evolution 4x4 rally vehicle."
Coventry Evening Telegraph - 30 September 2005
"Mitsubishi have thrown caution to the wind with the radical styling, which is seriously aggressive."
The Sun - 30 September 2005
"The new L200 also benefits from far more modern styling than its boxy predecessor - the front end bears a passing resemblance to the company's Shogun off-roader, with the curved rear doors and heavily sculpted flanks giving it a muscular stance."
Fifth Gear Website - December 2005
"More curvy than the out-going model, the new pick-up still has a rather butch, rugged look."
The Independent - 11 October 2005
"... this vehicle is no lightweight. Chassis strength has been improved by 25% in order to make the vehicle more suitable for commercial use."
Total Off Road - November 2005
"All new Warrior dressed to kill."
What Double Cab? - November 2005
"Attempting to be all things to all men doesn't always work but in this case Mitsubishi may well have pulled it off."
Fleet News - February 16th 2006
"Rough, tough and ready for anything."
Fleet News - February 16th 2006
"... the L200 is now a considerably better driving machine from a driving point of view. It's also quieter, more refined and more powerful and the 2.5 litre diesel is more economical - 32.8 mpg."
Scottish Sun, Friday 27th January 2006
"The fourth generation L200 exudes modernity and car-like appointments while retaining the ruggedness necessary to cope with the array of tasks it will undoubtedly be called upon to perform."
What Van? - December 2005
"... it certainly doesn't feel anything like as crude on road as many of its more utilitarian rivals do."
Fifth Gear Website - December 2005
"SUVs beware: L200 is out to get you!"
Fleet News - 17 November 2005
"The stylish design looks set to continue the L200's success."
Fleet World - 1 November 2005
"Shogun DNA ensures this new model will perform on and off road."
Daily Mirror - 28 October 2005
"Bold, rugged and packed with innovative design features, the all-new L200 is a completely new model."
Bradford Telegraph - 30 September 2005
"A new chassis provides a smoother ride with less noise and vibration."
Fleet News - 17 November 2005
"The fourth generation L200 exudes modernity and car-like appointments while retaining the ruggedness necessary to cope with the array of tasks it will undoubtedly be called upon to perform."
What Van? - December 2005
"Despite curves that are guaranteed to be the envy of onlookers and the cause of sleepless nights for square-box competitors, the L200's legendary toughness remains."
Irvine Times - 30 September 2005
"Britain's best-selling double-cab pick-up has been transformed from anonymous workhorse to stylish street machine."
Auto Express - September 2005
"It's guaranteed to be a real head turner."
What Double Cab? - September 2005
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