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Part of the DaimlerChrysler commercial vehicle empire, Mitsubishi continues to make steady progress in the light sector. The Canter has received a makeover during 2005, mainly to the cab, which addressed some of the driver comfort concerns. Better sealing, improvements to the dash layout and a general reduction in noise levels inside the cab enhance the driver appeal, yet despite the changes the driving position remains a bit cramped. A new engine joined the line-up this year, giving the Canter a much-needed performance boost and the gearshift is now better than previously.
The payload-friendly Canter complements Mercedes offering at this weight range. though we reckon the Canter has more appeal in the sub-7.5-tonne sector than as an out-and-out 7.5-tonner.