Mitsubishi Triton vs SsangYong Musso

Today on the blog we’re comparing two of the most popular Utes on the markets, to see which stands up to the expectations of Sunshine Coast workers and adventurers alike.

We’ll start today by looking at the SsangYong Musso, since it’s driveaway price for the base model of $37,790 is very competitive in the current market.

It’s most promising feature for local Sunshine Coast buyers is its 7-year unlimited km warranty, which includes commercial use for your business. That’s the only dual cab Ute on the market to offer a warranty of that level, making it a reliable purchase for you or your business.

But, what about its features? Well, 18-inch alloy wheels, leather steering wheel and nappa leather interior, heated and vented front seats, 3.5tonne towing capacity, front and rear parking sensors, and hill start assistance give this modern Ute an SUV feel inside. That means that customers looking for comfort and reliability are in for a surprise with the Musso, as it feels like a much different model on the inside.

Not to be outdone on this blog, however, is the Ute that our service team have always dubbed as the ol’ reliable, the Mitsubishi Triton.

We on this blog don’t need to tell you all of the in’s and out’s of what a Triton is, or why this Ute is so popular, but lets look at its features when compared to the Musso.

Coming in with a base price for the automatic double cab 2WD pick up at $44,240, the Triton has a number of key features that you can upgrade to impact overall performance. The Triton averages a 3.1tonne towing capacity across its broad range, and Mitsubishi’s standard Diamond Advantage 10/10 new car warranty across all of its range.

Triton’s are also packed with clever features and technological upgrades, like its anti-lock braking system designed to help with traction and steering control is tougher terrains. It’s a Ute that offers a lot for its customers, knowing that the premium models will set you back extra money should be considered when at this vehicle.

Overall, we’d never pick favorites, so if these models sound like your next Ute, you can contact us today by clicking HERE for SsangYong or HERE for Mitsubishi!