MITSUBISHI FIGHTER
The MITSUBISHI FUSO FIGHTER occupies the medium-duty range in the FUSO truck lineup. This makes it suitable for businesses that need more carrying capability than a light-duty truck while retaining the flexibility required for regional transport, construction, equipment hauling, and specialized commercial work.
One important advantage for used-truck buyers is the variety of configurations available in Japan. Depending on year and specification, Fighter trucks can be found as flatbeds, dumps, cargo bodies, cranes, tankers, box bodies, and other specialized vehicles. Japanese used Fighter examples demonstrate this variety, so buyers should compare the complete body specification rather than choosing only by chassis name.
Engine specifications vary significantly by generation. Many later Japanese-market Fighters use the 6M60 diesel engine. See also: MITSUBISHI FIGHTER QDG-FQ62F with 6M60 engine. Mitsubishi Fuso identifies the 6M60 as a 7.545-liter inline-six intercooled turbo engine, with different output versions offered according to vehicle specification. Older used Fighters can also be found with engines such as the 6D16, 6D17, and 6M61. See also: MITSUBISHI FIGHTER engine models.
Chassis codes are another useful point when comparing vehicles. FK-series models are common in the Japanese used market, while FM and FQ-series trucks can also be found in different weight and body configurations. See also: MITSUBISHI FIGHTER PDG-FK62FY with 6M60 engine. However, engine, transmission, wheelbase, gross vehicle weight, and payload can vary even within the same general series.
Before purchasing a Used MITSUBISHI FIGHTER from Japan, check the exact model code, engine model, body dimensions, maximum loading capacity, transmission, mileage, and chassis configuration. A Fighter intended for general cargo transport may have very different specifications from a dump, crane truck, tanker, or higher-capacity flatbed.
EVERYCAR.jp lists used Fighter trucks available for export from Japan. Compare the individual vehicles above to find a specification that matches your cargo, operating conditions, and business requirements.