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11 Nov 2026 · 2 min read
A 2024 Mitsubishi Triton typically asks $44,000 in Australia, most between $40,000 and $48,500, usually with about 32,000 km on the clock, about $8,000 more than a 2023.
Median asking price · Updated 15 November 2026
$44,000
The median 2024 Mitsubishi Triton for sale is asking $44,000, with about 60 for sale at a median of 31,826 km.
Median $43,990
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Median asking price
$44,000
For sale now
about 60
Median days on market
7 days
Asking price cuts
16%
of the cars we track are asking less than when we first saw them
2%
typical asking price cut, of the first price we saw
3 days
typical wait before the first asking price cut
From the price changes we have recorded on about 60 cars for sale.
Median asking price
Across every listing live that day
Tracking since 9 Nov 2026. One point a day.
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Median asking priceCars listed
Median of about 50 cars, 15 Nov 2026
Median days on market
Cars that came off the market in the 7 days to each date
Tracking since 9 Nov 2026. One point a day.
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Median daysCars that came off
Median of under 10 cars, 15 Nov 2026
Price by kilometres
Median asking price in 20,000 km bands
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Median asking priceMiddle half of asking pricesFewer than 10 cars, no range
Median of about 50 cars, 15 Nov 2026
Price by state
Median asking price of current listings, from zero
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National median $43,990
Median of about 60 cars, 15 Nov 2026
Mitsubishi Triton prices by build year
- 2026 Triton$55,000 · under 10
- 2025 Triton$47,000 · about 60
- 2024 Triton$44,000 · about 60
- 2023 Triton$36,000 · about 80
- 2022 Triton$34,000 · about 130
- 2021 Triton$30,000 · about 110
- 2020 Triton$30,000 · about 100
- 2019 Triton$27,500 · about 100
- 2018 Triton$23,000 · about 90
- 2017 Triton$22,000 · about 80
- 2016 Triton$20,000 · about 50
- 2015 Triton$17,000 · about 70
- 2014 Triton$15,000 · about 40
- 2013 Triton$12,500 · about 20
- 2012 Triton$12,000 · about 20
- 2011 Triton$11,500 · about 10
- 2010 Triton$12,000 · about 10
- 2009 Triton$13,000 · under 10
- 2008 Triton$7,000 · under 10
- 2003 Triton$10,500 · under 10
- 2002 Triton$7,000 · under 10
Fuel use and emissions
Official combined test figures across the variants sold in these build years. Real-world use differs.
Fuel use
from 7.5 to 8.6 L/100 km
CO2 emissions
from 197 to 225 g/km
Fuel, CO2 and energy use figures: Green Vehicle Guide, © Commonwealth of Australia.
Recalls
Check for official recalls on the 2024 Mitsubishi Triton at the Australian Government's vehicle recalls site ↗. We don't hold recall information.
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Questions about the 2024 Mitsubishi Triton
How much does a used 2024 Mitsubishi Triton cost?
The median asking price is $44,000, with about 60 for sale. The middle half of them ask between $40,000 and $48,500. Updated 15 November 2026.
Where do these figures come from?
The asking prices of cars advertised for sale in Australia. Every price figure comes from a group of 3 or more cars, never a single listing, and we don’t name where a car was advertised.
Are these sale prices?
No. They are asking prices, what sellers want, and cars often sell for less. Where we show sold figures they are labelled separately.
Groups with fewer than 3 listings are left out. Cars with under 1,000 km (usually ex-demo) are counted separately as near-new, not in the used figures. How the figures are worked out.