A Prototype tipper version of the L200 caused quite a stir at the Mitsubishi stand.

The Japanese company is celebrating a 55% share of the truck market since the new L200 was launched at the beginning of April, and sales have exceeded expectations.

Many buyers now have to wait until the next boat from Japan in May to pick up their new vehicle.

Mitsubishi’s Fleet Sales Manager, Andy Wertheim, said the L200 tipper would go into production if there was a good response – something that seemed likely judging by public reaction at the show.
At £16,999 the L200 would be slightly more expensive than some rivals, but Wertheim said strong residuals would counter the initial outlay.

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