Photo: Theophilus Chin
Now that Mitsubishi revealed the 2016 Pajero Sport and aggressivity is the name of the game when it comes to the SUV's front end, someone thought other models could benefit a more hawkish attitude.
And since the new Pajero Sport shares its underpinnings with the Mitsubishi L200/Triton ute, it could be a good sport and lend its face for more utilitarian purposes.
Long story short, Theophilus Chin took Pajero Sport's brand new threatening face and glued it on the ongoing L200/Triton pickup truck, with the result being clearly visible in the picture above.
He even put the two models side by side, to make the changes even more noticeable. If, by any chance, you're thinking "wait, I've seen this type of pixel manipulation before", allow us to say your memory is in top shape.
A couple of weeks ago, we showed you a Toyota Hilux swapping faces with the freshly revealed Fortuner SUV, a digital gimmick that totally made sense. We don't know about you, but we think the Pajero Sport mask fits the current Mitsubishi L200/Triton like a charm since there are people who consider the pickup truck falls on the ugly side.
Sure, you don't need looks when towing capacity and carrying big loads of various stuff is what you know best. However, what can go wrong with adding some aggressivity into the de mix?
Maybe Mitsubishi sees the rendering and will consider a facelift for the L200/Triton, with, of course, styling cues inspired by the Pajero Sport. It doesn't sound too far-fetched, does it?
Long story short, Theophilus Chin took Pajero Sport's brand new threatening face and glued it on the ongoing L200/Triton pickup truck, with the result being clearly visible in the picture above.
He even put the two models side by side, to make the changes even more noticeable. If, by any chance, you're thinking "wait, I've seen this type of pixel manipulation before", allow us to say your memory is in top shape.
A couple of weeks ago, we showed you a Toyota Hilux swapping faces with the freshly revealed Fortuner SUV, a digital gimmick that totally made sense. We don't know about you, but we think the Pajero Sport mask fits the current Mitsubishi L200/Triton like a charm since there are people who consider the pickup truck falls on the ugly side.
Sure, you don't need looks when towing capacity and carrying big loads of various stuff is what you know best. However, what can go wrong with adding some aggressivity into the de mix?
Maybe Mitsubishi sees the rendering and will consider a facelift for the L200/Triton, with, of course, styling cues inspired by the Pajero Sport. It doesn't sound too far-fetched, does it?
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