2021 MITSUBISHI TRITON VGT ATHLETE D/C 2.4 AT
2.4L Auto · 67,680 km · Klang Valley
RM86,800 from RM952/mo
Used cars
6 cars in stock · 2021–2024 · RM79,800–RM130,800
Used pickup trucks appeal to Malaysian buyers who need a practical vehicle for work, hauling and everyday driving without the cost of buying new. There are currently four used pickup trucks in stock, comprising 2022 to 2024 models priced from RM78,800 to RM130,800. Choices include the Ford Ranger, Isuzu D-Max and Mitsubishi Triton, offering a range of options for buyers seeking a capable used pick-up.
2.4L Auto · 67,680 km · Klang Valley
RM86,800 from RM952/mo
2.4L Auto · 11,428 km · Klang Valley
RM130,800 from RM1,434/mo
Used pickup trucks in Malaysia make sense if you need a tougher, more practical vehicle for work, family duties and long-distance driving, with current choices including the Isuzu D-Max, Mitsubishi Triton and Ford Ranger.
Current choices include the Isuzu D-Max, Mitsubishi Triton and Ford Ranger. The Isuzu D-Max starts from RM65,800, the Mitsubishi Triton from RM74,800 and the Ford Ranger from RM189,800.
The current used pickup truck price range is from RM65,800 to RM189,800. Listed model years run from 2020 to 2024, so shoppers are mainly looking at fairly recent vehicles.
For the lowest entry price, the Isuzu D-Max stands out at RM65,800, with the Mitsubishi Triton close behind from RM74,800. The D-Max is widely regarded for durability, while the Triton is known for a more car-like drive and generally straightforward ownership.
Check the underbody, chassis, load bed, suspension and tyres for signs of hard work, off-road use, rust or accident repair. Also look for a complete service history and test the gearbox, driveline and diesel engine response carefully.
Running costs depend heavily on usage, tyre condition, maintenance history and whether the truck has been used for work or leisure. Japanese models such as the D-Max and Triton are widely regarded as easier to maintain thanks to strong parts availability and workshop familiarity in Malaysia.
Resale is generally helped by demand from both private owners and business users, especially for well-maintained diesel pickups. Condition, service history and accident-free structure matter a lot, and clean examples of the D-Max, Triton and Ranger are usually easier to sell than neglected ones.