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Mitsubishi Triton

The Mitsubishi Triton is a dainty vehicle often owned by bearded males who appreciate backwards flat-brim caps and are strongly opposed to engaging in any activities on a Sunday.
Mate why don't you bring your Mitsubishi Triton to Bribie on Sunday?
Mitsubishi Triton by Lexa February 13, 2019
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Mitsubishi triton

For the go anywhere vehicle that wont break the bank or the car. Often seen towing out Ford maverick and patrols
I can tow and drive on the soft stuff such as grass and sand. My Mitsubishi triton will go anywhere
Mitsubishi triton by No_imitations February 17, 2019

Mitsubishi Triton

Tritons is a sports utility or luxury 4x4. Has come a long way with reliable engines which are cheap to run when looked after the correct way. Besides the suspension squeak in the rear when loaded the Triton a real value statement.

Real mature people who are smart and arent show offs drive these and aren't scared of other jelous drivers who drive similar vehicles but won't admit it.
I drove a Mitsubishi Triton and I loved it so I brought one.
Mitsubishi Triton by Yeahloveameaning February 11, 2019

Mitsubishi Triton

A Mitsubishi utility vehicle also marketed as an L200 outside of Australia.
I bought a new Mitsubishi Triton for my work ute.
Mitsubishi Triton by namlub3 April 17, 2009

Mitsubishi Triton

A utility vehicle used by those who want to go to somewhere but are unsure of their capabilities. Because “Nothing frightens a Triton
Mitsubishi Triton owner; I don’t have to worry about anything now because “nothing frightens a Triton”
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