Mitsubishi launches the L200 Barbarian SVP II
Last year’s L200 Barbarian SVP limited edition must have been a success, because Mitsubishi has just announced the Barbarian SVP II. Created by the company’s Special Vehicle Projects team, the new model closely follows its predecessor’s formula.
Indeed, a very similar specification includes a bespoke front grille, 17” alloy wheels, BF Goodrich all-terrain tyres, arch extensions, side steps and load-bed illumination. The interior meanwhile benefits from leather and faux suede upholstery, unique floor mats, foot-well mood lighting and the Smartphone Link Display Audio system.
A striking colour scheme is what really differentiates the Barbarian SVP II. Available with either Diamond Black or Atlantic Grey paintwork, both options are complemented by numerous orange highlights (which certainly won’t be to everybody’s taste).
250 examples of the Barbarian SVP II will be built by Mitsubishi and prices start at £29,830 (excluding VAT). As usual, there’s a choice of six-speed manual or a five-speed automatic transmissions for the L200’s 2.4 litre, four-cylinder, turbocharged diesel engine.
Dealers are accepting orders now, ahead of the first deliveries in May.
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Indeed, a very similar specification includes a bespoke front grille, 17” alloy wheels, BF Goodrich all-terrain tyres, arch extensions, side steps and load-bed illumination. The interior meanwhile benefits from leather and faux suede upholstery, unique floor mats, foot-well mood lighting and the Smartphone Link Display Audio system.
A striking colour scheme is what really differentiates the Barbarian SVP II. Available with either Diamond Black or Atlantic Grey paintwork, both options are complemented by numerous orange highlights (which certainly won’t be to everybody’s taste).
250 examples of the Barbarian SVP II will be built by Mitsubishi and prices start at £29,830 (excluding VAT). As usual, there’s a choice of six-speed manual or a five-speed automatic transmissions for the L200’s 2.4 litre, four-cylinder, turbocharged diesel engine.
Dealers are accepting orders now, ahead of the first deliveries in May.
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Mitsubishi introduces the L200 Barbarian SVP
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