Truck And Wheels

The Mitsubishi Montero Sport rocked the Philippine automotive market when it was introduced back in 2008. It catapulted itself to the number one spot in the 7-seater SUV segment, almost instantaneously bumping off the Toyota Fortuner with a highly competitive package that offered good value for customers. Since it was launched, however, it was only offered with diesel engine options. Not anymore. Earlier this year, Mitsubishi reconfigured the Montero Sport to support a 6B31 3.0-liter SOHC MIVEC V6 engine; a motor it shares with the Outlander that MMPC sold before. This move was meant to address a demand in gasoline engine-powered variants, a segment which was being monopolized by the Fortuner with its 2.7-liter VVTi engine. On the outside, the V6 looks just like every other diesel-powered Montero Sport variant except for a small MIVEC V6 sticker on lower right of the backlight (proper term for rear windshield or back glass). So no matter which variant you buy it looks the same, makin

Over the last 6 years, Mitsubishi Strada has great features, comfortable ride and a very attractive price is definitely a great attribute to have on your side when it comes to any new product.  First, they went to work on the outside of the car. Such as refresh, Strada given mild facelift with a new bumper, new grille headlights. More big rims replaces the which the old, gives Strada appeal better for market truck lifestyle. Inside, not much has changed, however, Strada interior still looks like a concept car than the rest of the competition (more utilitarian). The two tone black and gray interior looks great, and fits with silver panels. What do they have to upgrade in the new GLS Sport V is the in-car entertainment system, as the center console now gets integrated LCD, DVD, CD, MP3 systems. The system also features a GPS navigation program so that you will not get lost or have to guess where you are going. Compared to other mid-cycle changes, the Strada's upgrade extends to more