Mitsubishi L200 2015

2.5 DI-D Challenger 4WD Euro 5 4dr (LB)

Year

2015

Mileage

98,621 km

Fuel type

Diesel

Transmission

Manual

Body type

Pickup

Colour

Red

Drive type

Four-Wheel Drive

Trim

2.5 DI-D Challenger 4WD Euro 5 4dr (LB)

Source

autotrader

Region

Harrogate

Seller

Dealer

Availability

Available

Condition & History

Accident unknown

Repairs unknown

Recall unknown

Inspection unknown

Verification unknown

Used vehicle

What this is worth

Cheaper than 40% of comparable listings

Comparable listings run $6,706 – $25,775.

How the estimate is built

Base price for this model: $13,419
Year: −$2,539
Mileage: +$335

Valued

About this car

2025 Mitsubishi L200 Review

Highlights

Powerful 2.5 DI-D Diesel Engine: 98,621 miles with strong torque for towing
4WD All-Wheel Drive: Reliable traction in Harrogate’s varied weather
Manual Transmission: Classic driving experience, lower fuel costs
Spacious Pickup Cab: Red interior, ample cargo space for work or weekend trips

Specifications

Drive Type: 4WD
Price: £8,990

Why Choose This L200?
A well-maintained Mitsubishi L200 offers reliable workhorse performance, excellent fuel economy for a diesel pickup, and a classic driving experience that many drivers love. This vehicle is ready for both daily commuting and weekend adventures in and around Harrogate.

2015 Mitsubishi L200: what owners report

Polish owners of the fourth-generation L200 report diesel fuel waxing below about -5 C and causing power loss, a fault 16 users confirmed on AutoCentrum.2006–2015
German press says the 2006-2015 L200 has minimal rust protection, so frame, cab mounts and load bed corrode on salted roads and can fail inspection; a UK farming magazine instead calls its corrosion resistance good.2006–2015
A UK farming magazine says the head gasket on the Series 4 2.5 diesel is almost sure to fail in time, often beyond 80,000 miles on well-kept trucks, with bubbles in the header tank as the warning sign.2006–2015
German press says the airbag warning light on the 2006-2015 truck often stays on, typically from a hard-to-trace wiring fault; a UK guide adds that ABS connector faults can trigger the traction control light.2006–2015

All owner feedback on the Mitsubishi L200