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A Brief History of the Mitsubishi Raider
Mitsubishi Raider was a mid-size pickup released to acclaim in 2006. Available in trims from LS and XLS to DuroCross and, in 2007, SE, it was known for its exceptional capability, for its fetching design, offered in both double- and extended-cab configurations, and for its roomy, relatively comfortable interior. The model was a favorite among enthusiasts during its short run, until that ended in 2009.
FAQs About Mitsubishi Raider Parts and Accessories
How much does a used Mitsubishi Raider cost today?
That depends on model year, condition, mileage, and any options the truck has. You can get one for anywhere from $4,000 or so to around $9,000, according to recent data from industry sources like Kelley Blue Book's KBB.com, JD Power, and TrueCar. With all that cash left over, you should have plenty of leeway for customization. Consider starting with performance and handling improvements and investment protection: turbocharge or supercharge the 3.7-liter V6 or 4.7-liter V8 engine, add tougher coil springs, shocks, and struts to the suspension, and put custom seat covers, all-weather floor mats, sunshades in-cabin.
How long can a Mitsubishi Raider last?
Decades, hundreds of thousands of miles, if you stay on top of regular service. To do that, follow the maintenance schedule in your pickup's owner's manual: tune up the engine, inspect the cooling system and brakes, replace the oil filter, do oil changes, align the wheels, rotate the tires, and so on, as it recommends.
Mitsubishi Raider vs. Dodge Dakota: what's the difference?
MotorTrend asserts that the 2006 model, for example -- while it might've been built on the same chassis and have lot of the same options -- features rounder, less aggressive styling nonetheless, plus a no-nonsense dash. It's also somewhat less expensive. To give your Raider more hardcore looks, try adding fender flares, a body kit, beefier steel wheels, and a custom grille. Even things like LED headlights and more durable bumpers can change the truck's looks for the much better.
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