The What Van? Road Test: Mitsubishi L200 Barbarian X (2019)

Date: Monday, September 21, 2020   |   Author: Steve Banner

 

Detail Load Bed

Load bay

Access to the cargo bed is by means of a hefty tailboard. A gas-filled strut makes raising and lowering it easier than it would otherwise be.

Released by a single, centrally mounted handle, and supported by a pair of steel cables, the tailboard drops down horizontally. It cannot be lowered completely because the rear bumper, which incorporates a step, gets in the way.

Load lashing rings are mounted in each of the sidewalls and our demonstrator was equipped with a load bed liner and a retractable solid tonneau cover. Both are options and worth considering depending on the type of work you are engaged in.



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