Thread: Which 4x4

I'm a 70 series supporter cause it dis what I need it to do. Overpriced fuel guzzling beast
I have a 2005 Navarra for a Townie 300k on clock. Never a issue, but eating clutches tonight a boat , easily tows , but clutches can't handle yge ramps

For the price and what they give u a triton is is not a bad option. Servicing , warranty , running costs from what I told is better than most. 7yr warranty etc. Some ov the older trades around here buy em as they need the "looks" as capable offroad as most, definitely a step up in comfort from my Toyota

Mitsibushi makes some very long lasting motors on the light trucks, same technology. I just bought a old pajero for my trip, half the price than anything else. Ye i know it's a Paj, but will get me there

Originally Posted by Sharki

I'm a 70 series supporter cause it dis what I need it to do. Overpriced fuel guzzling beast
I have a 2005 Navarra for a Townie 300k on clock. Never a issue, but eating clutches tonight a boat , easily tows , but clutches can't handle yge ramps

For the price and what they give u a triton is is not a bad option. Servicing , warranty , running costs from what I told is better than most. 7yr warranty etc. Some ov the older trades around here buy em as they need the "looks" as capable offroad as most, definitely a step up in comfort from my Toyota

Mitsibushi makes some very long lasting motors on the light trucks, same technology. I just bought a old pajero for my trip, half the price than anything else. Ye i know it's a Paj, but will get me there

guy has top model Triton 3 years old modified some Thailand based bumpers underbody protection it goes everywhere rieschek hut river rakia and other river trips and he thrashes it, one dpf clearance and brakes but service is $700 or more each time .surprised a lot of people with its ability and reliability with real tough off road use