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Ahead of its arrival in February, pricing and specs for the new-generation Mitsubishi Triton have been revealed, with dual cab and club cab pickup body styles available from launch, across familiar GLX, GLX+. GLS and GSR grades. “New-Gen Triton presents another step-change for the Mitsubishi Motors product portfolio,” said Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited CEO, Shaun Westcott. “Being a core market for the Mitsubishi Motors brand, and with Triton being a core model for Australia, the importance of this vehicle cannot be overstated, and we are very proud to have played a key role in its development. “The New-Gen Mitsubishi Triton takes the Triton’s essence – reliability, capability, dependability – and significantly enhances them, while adding latest-generation safety technologies, more power and torque, more space, more load carrying capacity and a truly distinctive…

Mahindra have been upping their game in the Australian market of late. The release of two new SUVs in 2023 is evidence of that. One of them is the Scorpio N, and while first impressions of this large SUV are good, some time with the vehicle reveals there’s room for improvement. The ”large SUV” tag for the Scorpio N is a bit of a misnomer, as the Mahindra is shorter than some of its rivals in this space that includes the Isuzu MU-X, Toyota Fortuner and LandCruiser Prado, Mitsubishi Pajero Sport, Ford Everest, Ssangyong Rexton, LDV D90 and GWM Tank 300. Even with around 30cm less length, the Scorpio N manages to fit three rows of seats in, which is impressive, but as you can imagine, some compromises come with…