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Mitsubishi L200 2007

Warrior

Year
2007
Mileage
174,989 km
Fuel type
Diesel
Transmission
Automatic
Body type
Pickup
Colour
Gray
Drive type
Four-Wheel Drive
Trim
Warrior
Source
autotrader
Region
MANCHESTER
Seller
Private seller
Availability
Available

Condition & History

Accident unknown
Repairs unknown
Recall unknown
Inspection unknown
Verification unknown
Used vehicle

What this is worth

Comparable listings run $5,930 to $10,654.

How the estimate is built

Base price for this model
$8,326
Year
βˆ’$3,122
Mileage
βˆ’$3,330

Valued

About this car

For Sale: My Mitsubishi L200, a genuine 19-year-old truck that has been well looked after and never used as a work truck. As you can see from the pictures, it presents very well for its age and is in good condition both inside and out.

Major Recent Work

  • New cambelt in March
  • Mechanically looked after and ready to use
  • Current mileage: 174,989 miles

Why I’m Selling

I recently bought an electric vehicle, so unfortunately I no longer need the L200.

Ideal For

A 19-year-old truck in very good condition, perfect for someone looking for a reliable 4x4 pickup without spending a fortune.

Viewing & Inspection

Viewing welcome and any inspection is welcome. Genuine enquiries only, please.

Location

MANCHESTER

2007 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

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