2020 Mitsubishi Express review: LWB automatic

How many Mitsubishis have an indicator stalk on the left-hand side in Australia? I’m not sure, but I’m guessing it’s a short list. We can officially add one more, however, with the new 2020 Mitsubishi Express van. In particular, we’re behind the wheel of the long-wheelbase Express van with a 2.0-litre turbo diesel engine and automatic transmission. Why does a Japanese van have a Euro-style stalk set-up? Simple: this Mitsubishi is a Renault Trafic under the skin.

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