Talk:Mitsubishi Triton

message: DO IT NOW, MERGE IT, REDIRECT TRITON TO L200
...and... merged it back again. According to MMC's Japanese website they sell a Triton over there now. I've also consolidated the Mitsubishi Forte page in here, because of the overlap with the L200 name. --DeLarge 16:29, 10 December 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: DO IT

message: can you both please go thru all the reliable source which full of information of the Strada, L200 and Triton without revision it although i know you both hate me.  
most the second and third generation L200 are know as Strada. i have to admit there is no source since it is a old car. fine, talking about source how about Mitsubishi Forte? where is the source? How about Mighty Max?
and the new L200 know as Strada in Philippines, with source from Mitsubishi Philippine, doesn't it count reliable!?
this page in wikipedia is not belong to you 2, don't be so ignorant eventhough you created this page. if you think my information is rubbish check with google! 
talk it here, dont be hiding and lock the page. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 60.48.104.87 (talk) 02:52, 9 October 2008 (UTC)
thread_title: DeLarge and Bidgee

message: The Mitsubishi L200 is a compact pickup truck produced by Mitsubishi Motors. The L200 was originally the import version of the Mitsubishi Forte, which had been produced since 1978. When the Forte was discontinued in the Japanese market, the L200 name took the Forte's place in 1987. Meanwhile, it was meant to the debut of the 2nd generation.
The L200 was available in three bodystyles; regular cab, extended cab (which Mitsubishi called the "Macro Cab"), and crew cab (which was not sold in North America). The L200 was sold in North America as the Mitsubishi Mighty Max and was also sold there by the Chrysler Corporation as the Dodge Ram 50. The Ram 50 was discontinued in 1993, while the Mighty Max lasted until 1996.  The Mighty Max was eventually replaced by the Mitsubishi Raider (a rebadged Dodge Dakota) for 2006.
The 3rd generation was the first model which built in Thailand, not Japan. The redesign progressions were run again for the 2005 model year. The vehicle is also built in Thailand, but to create a race vehicle first. Called Mitsubishi RTE (RTE stands for Racing Truck Evolution. But in 2006, it was renamed to Racing Triton Evolution). Driven by Mana Pornsiricherd, who took this duty over Pornsawan Siriwattanakul (because of his age). It's objectives: to race in Dakar Rally (2005 & 2006). Till the midyear 2005, the production models have been completed. Known in Thailand, Australia and New Zealand as the Mitsubishi Triton. Triton is the first 3200 cc diesel pickup in its class, and so of Thai truck market. Even though the RTE's objective has been failed twice.
2005 models
Most recently, an all-new model was introduced for the 2005 model year. This features an all-new range of engines, but with the same bodystyles: crew-cab, single cab and an extended cab for certain markets.
The 4th generation of Mitsubishi's global pickup truck history. Certainly based on the RTE model. In the past, the name Triton is already a name for Mitsubishi pickup trucks for Australian market. Till now, the company announced in 2006 that it would export the truck to 140 global markets - excluding North American markets. It is already on sale in Europe with the L200 name. In Mitsubishi's native Japan, the Triton is sold there too, with third mirror on the front thread. And that, Mitsubishi is the last one Japanese manufacturer with one-tonner pickup truck on the Japanese lineup.
External link
*Mitsubishi Motors Thailand, official website
--Love Krittaya (talk) 14:44, 12 March 2010 (UTC)
thread_title:  Old version before merged to Triton (There are some texts missing) 

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message: Hello, Can anyone provide more details on the recently-updated 5th Generation Triton which was just recently came out today. Thank you! VictorTorres2002 (talk) 04:34, 9 November 2018 (UTC)
thread_title:  The facelifted 5th Generation Triton has been just unveiled