Introducing the ALL NEW 2003 Courier TRS from Triton!
This new sporty MPV from UK-based company Triton offers great performance in a practical package.
The Courier TRS is powered by Triton’s new TB30DETT; an all-aluminium DOHC, twin-turbo 3 litre Boxer 4, producing 277hp and screaming all the way up to a 7,000 rpm redline. Weighing in at less than 3,700lbs, the Courier TRS is capable of 0-62mph in 5.8 seconds, reaching a top speed of 152 mph, helped along by a 6 speed manual transmission and a full AWD system, with independant double wishbone suspension in all 4 corners. While retaining these astonishing performance figures for an MPV, the Courier TRS retains a surprising fuel economy figure of 33mpg (UK).
The sporty, aggressive styling on the exterior will be sure to please any car enthusiast. With sliding rear doors, the two rear rows of seats are easily accessed. To the interior, 6 figure-hugging bucket seats can be found, finished in a sporty leather and stitching matched to the body colour. The rear 2 seats easily fold flat, allowing for extra luggage space, while an optional roof rack for an extra $150 will increase this even further. An easy to use CD player and AM/FM radio can be found dominating the centre of the dashboard, along with full climate control systems and air-conditioning for those hot, summer days.
Drive away a 2003 Courier TRS today from just $31,400.
Visit your local Triton dealership to find out more, and to book a test drive.
Built by DAAG from 1999 to 2004, in Germany, and sold in the United States of America and WEU (Western European Union) countries. It was the fourth generation of DAAG’s iconic minivan.
This generation became more luxury-oriented, with high quality materials used in the interior, such as wood and aluminium. Thanks to the fuel efficient 3.5 V6 engine paired to a 5-speed advanced automatic transmission w/overdrive, it’s also got one of the best fuel economy in class, despite of its relatively high weight.
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