Volkswagen will be launching a new pickup name, Amarok, which means wolf in Inuit language. As you see it is a double cab from all the pictures. A single-cab version will be introduced later.

It will be powered by Volkswagen’s next-generation common rail turbo diesel injection (TDI) engines. This will first launch in South America early 2010 then follow by Central America in Spring 2010.

Comments

• June 9, 2009, willie writes: Hmmm..not my taste.
• June 9, 2009, 8dee writes: I would not pick truck too...but I am thinking that it should look tough...and this VW does
• June 2, 2010, Delfco1 writes: I want this truck. The day it comes to the states i'll be there waiting for the first one. everything i read about this truck makes the high class redneck in me scream!

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You will be able to see it in action at next month at the Detroit Auto Show. Despite General Motors going through a tough time due to low demand and high competition among car manufacturer, GM have got the help from Federal Government for a low interest loan.

This 2010 Chevrolet Equinox will be available for sale in the mid of next year. It carries a rounder and curvy look. Two new engines will be available with the focus of fuel-saving direct injection and variable valve timing technology.

The two new engine: 2.4L engine I-4 with 182 horsepower and 3.0L V-6 engine with 255 horsepower. It is expected that the fuel saving 2.4L ecotec direct injected engine with an estimation of 30mpg highway will be selling better.

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I have always like the design of Mitsubishi compact pickup truck. Mitsubishi Triton actually originated in Malaysia as Mitsubishi Storm. Triton always have this tough and powerful design that attracts a lot of truck buyers. The TMR Triton is a concept vehicle which closely represents a production reality.

This concept model will be using 3.2 litre common rail turbo diesel engine that provides an impressive 132kW @ 3,800rpm and torque to a phenomenal 450Nm @ 2,000rmp. This is an increase from the current model. Fitted with Koni 8240 series shock absorbers at the front and back to provide the comfort needed for your weekend out of the town.

Mitsubishi Triton uses Super Select 4WD system that enable the driver to choose from 2WD, full time 4WD or 4WD high / low range.

The best of all is the interior that uses leather seat with TMR logo stiched on each 4 seats and the stainless steel scuff plates and full carpet mat set in the interior of this Mitsubishi Triton TMR Concept Pickup Truck.

Comments

• July 20, 2009, mark writes: ***********PROBLEMS TRITON***************** father in-law has a 08 triton glx-r model and s many problems and the car has clocked 40,000 km on it 1. accelerator sensor stuffed up = new sensor + wiring 2. knock in motor = replaced motor 3. oil leak X3 gearbox = new gaskets 4. oil leak gearbox 4th time = new gearbox after making sounds over 80km/h 5. very little ground clearance 205mm therefor drive shaft some how bent = replaced 6.turbo shut off motor wont start =still in mitsubishi service i will not get a triton iam getting a Isuzu D-MAX LS-M for $38,000 have a look for your self its worth it just type dmax in google
• July 21, 2009, 8dee writes: mark: wow..that sounds bad...d max are great
• July 28, 2009, Autoblog writes: This is the type of cars I like most of all. Really this Mitsubishi is large and have strong face.
• July 28, 2009, Joe tan writes: hi mark, may i know end up did the mitstubishi company solve your problem satisfyly? how is your dmax 3.0? is there any problem? how is the service centre ok? im from malaysia penang. kinldy advice, i was deciding which one to buy, in terms of comfort and bumpy and also the maintainace, and petrol consumption, i do not go off road, only on city drive. thanks for your help, any one can advice this. thx so much! Joe
• September 18, 2009, Desmond Carrington writes: I am from Trinidad and Tobago and there are a lot of Tritons here and plan to buy a 2008 3.2 Triton 4x4 Automatic and you guys have scared me. I Test drove it and it worked and sounded fine. Hope I am not making a bad decision
• November 26, 2009, mercy sandoval writes: tengo una misubishi triton 2007 y me salío muy bien y ahora quiero cambiar por un modelo más nuevo , preferentemente a uno igual a la de la foto de color negro y más equipado. mi nombre es:Luis Guillén , Tel: 0520202853 o al mi movil 0971103379..
• December 11, 2009, mark writes: hi im back well he just smashed his transfer case lever coz its mounted to low and a branch smashed it up its $500AUD for a new 1 well still saving for my dmax coz i don't like loans lol and um buy wat you want maybe sell after warranty end
• February 11, 2010, Moe writes: I am thinking of buying a triton..... or a pick-up truck. Can anyone help advise. I do not use much off road..... actually never had a 4X4. mainly to commute to work from Damansara to Rawang.... and sometimes to go into jungle for camping.
• March 24, 2010, zubair writes: Hi all, I wanna ask your opinion on Toyota Hilux.. It is wotrh of buying a D-Max or Hilux?
• May 5, 2010, Jazz writes: i intended to get myself a truck. which one is better?i will make it as my daily driving in the city, sometimes go offroad during weekends.... Triton?Navara?Hilux? Auto or Manual? which one offer the best of fuel economy and durability?
• May 10, 2010, Onibokuro writes: That's a pretty tough question there Jazz, i'd say you narrow down your requirements and then go for a test drive to find out which car gives u the best feeling :)
• June 16, 2010, codyshann writes: Pick-up Truck comparison. 3.0/3.2 4x4 M/T only (Exception: Navara 2.5 4x4 M/T) HORSEPOWER 1st: Nissan Navara 2nd: Toyota Hilux 3rd: Ford Ranger 4th: Mitsubishi Stada/Triton/Storm 5th: Isuzu DMAX TORQUE 1st: Nissan Navara 2nd: Ford Ranger 3rd: Toyota Hilux 4th: Mitsubishi Stada/Triton/Storm 5th: Isuzu DMAX INTERIOR DESIGN/CABIN SPACE/COMFORT/LEGROOM SPACE 1st: Nissan Navara 2nd: Mitsubishi Stada/Triton/Storm 3rd: Toyota Hilux 4th: Isuzu DMAX 5th: Ford Ranger EXTERIOR DESIGN 1st: Isuzu DMAX 2nd: Mitsubishi Stada/Triton/Storm 3rd: Toyota Hilux 4th: Ford Ranger 5th: Nissan Navara HIGH SPEED CORNERING 1st: Nissan Navara 2nd: Mitsubishi Stada/Triton/Storm 3rd: Isuzu DMAX 4th: Ford Ranger 5th: Toyota Hilux GEARS 1st: Nissan Navara 6 speed transmission/Shift-On-The-Fly The Rest: 5 speed Note: All pick-up trucks have their own downside and imperfections. When it comes to maintenance, you can still experience what happened to that Triton owner ONLY IF your not following its scheduled maintenance OR if you drove your truck LIKE a DAKAR RALLY driver. Take note that your pick-up truck doesn't have that aftermarket prototype suspension system or some engine modifications that can take all the beatings of rough driving. I've heard all the BLAH BLAH BLAHS and CURSE CURSE CURSES of every pick-up truck brands so its up to the owner how to take good care of his truck. So choose your truck wisely, take good care of it, and enjoy your rock crawling and mudswimming weekend! =) NP: For your safety, ALWAYS WEAR YOUR SEATBEAT! Truly yours, Codyshann
• June 28, 2010, Onibokuro writes: Hi Codyshann, Appreciate your feedback on this topic ! This is a very good comparison for fellow-to-be-owners of a truck :)

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