Used Mitsubishi L200 2015-present review

Prices for an early 2015 model start at around £13,000, while a mid-range Titan from 2016 can be found for £14,500. A 2017 Barbarian with below-average mileage will cost £18,500 from an independent dealer. If you fancy a year-old car, expect to pay upwards of £20,500.

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As with most pick-up trucks, the running costs will be fairly high. The automatic dual-cab version is the least efficient with a combined figure of 37.7mpg (NEDC) and CO2 emissions of 196g/km. A manual single cab is a little better at 40.9mpg and 180g/km.

If you’re buying an L200 registered after 1 April 2017, you’ll be charged under a different road tax system with a flat rate fee, plus an additional charge if your car was worth more than £40,000 when new. Find out more about the current road tax costs here. 

Mitsubishi servicing costs are pretty reasonable compared with those of rivals, but you can always look into their discounted value servicing range on older models. It’s only available at participating dealers and there are no prices quoted online, so you’ll need to speak to your local dealer to make sure they are part of the scheme. 

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