Mitsubishi L200 Mk2 parts online catalogue

MITSUBISHI L200 II Pickup cars: technical specifications, versions and trim levels

Mitsubishi L200 cars are 2- and 4-door pickup trucks, which were produced by the Japanese corporation Mitsubishi Motors from 1986 to 1996. The car was 2 or 5-seater. The vehicles were top-selling in their class in many countries. More than 1 million copies were produced. The cars were characterized by practicability, good off-road performance and reliability, allowed to transport rather heavy cargo. At onlinecarparts.co.uk you can buy spare parts for Mitsubishi L200 cars on the most favourable terms. Here you will find a wide assortment of inexpensive components: spark plugs, windscreen wiper blades, brake pads and others. The products presented here are characterized by high quality. Low prices and frequent promotions will help you to save money. Place an online order right now and get your parts delivered within the shortest terms.

Technical specifications of Mitsubishi L200

Depending on the version, body length was 4501–4920 mm, width – 1655–1687 mm, height – 1486–1636 mm. Road clearance was 235 mm. Maximum loading capacity of the vehicle reached 1000 kg.

Ventilated brake discs were installed on the front axle. Depending on the version, the rear axle was equipped with non-ventilated discs or drum brakes.

The front suspension was independent, of double wishbone type. The rear one was dependent leaf spring suspension. The pickup trucks had body-on-frame construction.

Main versions

More than 10 versions were produced. They were equipped with rear- or four-wheel drive. The cars with petrol and diesel power units were offered.

2.5 TD RWD diesel version with 5-speed manual transmission was popular. The car was equipped with 4-cylinder 8-valve in-line turbocharged engine. Engine output equaled 84 hp. Maximum torque of 201 N·m was reached at 2000 rpm.

Trim levels of Mitsubishi L200

Apart from the basic trim level, the manufacturer offered Sport extended trim. All Mitsubishi L200 (1986–1996) pickup trucks had factory-installed hydraulic power steering. The extended trim included audio system with cassette player. Some interior parts were trimmed with wood grain.