In Australia, the new 2023 Mitsubishi Triton ranged from about A$30k–A$60k before on-road costs, depending on cab style (Single/Double), 4x2 vs 4x4, and trim (GLX, GLS, GSR).
Drive-away numbers swing with state taxes and dealer deals, so the sticker can tip higher on popular 4x4 autos.
Used 2023 examples typically list around A$28k–A$55k based on kilometres, condition, and accessories (canopies, bars, tow gear).
If you want the bargain spec, GLX workhorses are cheaper; dress-circle GSRs command the big bickies.
Either way, it’s a tough tradie ute first, fashion statement second—just the way it should be.
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