Speaking of non-traditional, if you want a little mood lighting to go along with the swooning music, just flick a switch and the Visopia LED lighting system sets the scene. It is described to be "infinitely variable, with patterns, colors and animations that help create the perfect ambience to suit the truck's occupants."
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| The Sport Truck features the Dodge Dakota sourced SOHC 4.7-liter V8 engine that sports 250+hp and 300+ lb-ft of torque. (Photo: Mitsubishi Motors North America) |
But while sweet romance is important, this truck has been optimized for more aggressive behavior. It features the domestically made SOHC 4.7-liter V8 engine that sports 250+hp and 300+ lb-ft of torque in Dodge Dakota high-output guise, itself driving all four wheels via a five-speed transmission. Acceleration is expected to be strong.
So should driving dynamics. While boasting the utility of a conventional truck and full-time all-wheel-drive traction, its four-wheel independent suspension is said to produce a "sophisticated ride and performance more commonly associated with sport sedans." It's imposing 22-inch custom alloy wheels add to the stability, while framing four large diameter disc brakes.
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| The Sport Truck represents a new chapter in the Mitsubishi and Chrysler Group relationship. (Photo: Mitsubishi Motors North America) |
Destined to be built alongside the Dakota at Chrysler Warren, Michigan Truck Assembly Plant, the Sport Truck represents a new chapter in the Mitsubishi and Chrysler Group relationship.
O'Neill added, "We are excited to expand our product offering with this new pickup, and at the same time, leverage our alliance with DaimlerChrysler to provide even greater value for our customers."