Mitsubishi L300 1995 - 2017 Prices in Pakistan, Pictures and Reviews

Exterior

The exterior of the 3rd Generation L300 features a very boxy design language. The front end houses rectangular headlights, a red Mitsubishi logo with chrome accent mounted in the center of the headlights, an outward sticking bumper and dual air intakes. The rear end features stacked rectangular headlights and a standard case tailgate. The overall exterior of the 3rd Generation Mitsubishi L300 is fairly boxy and restrained which is familiar for a van designed in the late nineties.

Interior

The 3rd Generation Mitsubishi L300 Features 12 seats arranged in four rows covered in fabric. The interior compromises of gray plastic trim pieces. Standard features include air conditioning, 2-Speaker Stereo audio system, and power steering. Options include dual air conditioning. The overall interior of the 3rd Generation Mitsubishi L300 features a good amount of interior space but a below par ride quality, comfort level and noise insulation level within the cabin. All aspects of the 3rd Generation Mitsubishi L300 interior controls are finished in gray plastic and operated manually. The Mitsubishi L300 offers a good level of interior space on both the front and rear for a van of its exterior dimensions but falls behind on aspects such as ride quality, comfort, and interior trim quality.

Engine

Engine
2.0 Liter 16 Valve SOHC Inline-4
2.5 Liter 16 Valve SOHC Inline-4

Gearbox
5-Speed Manual
4-Speed Automatic

Mileage

The Mitsubishi L300 3rd Generation can achieve an average of up to 9KM/L making for an estimated driving range of up to 495KM from the vans 55 Liter fuel tank.

Competitor

The main competitor of the Mitsubishi L300 3rd Generation are the Suzuki Bolan and FAW Carrier.

Specifications

2.0 Liter 16 Valve SOHC Inline-4 116bhp@6000RPM
2.5 Liter 16 Valve SOHC Inline-4 Diesel 78bhp@42000RPM

Pros & Cons

Pros
Spacious Interior 
 

Cons
Underpowered Engine 
Uneconomical 
Lacks basic features
Noisy cabin
Uncomfortable ride quality