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It's been about two years since Mitsubishi took the decision to gradually phase out most of its U.S.-made models by killing the Endeavor crossover, Galant mid-size sedan, Eclipse coupe and Spyder convertible, and the results are what you would expect them to be: the automaker's U.S. sales plunged 27 percent to 57,790 cars last year.
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With the U.S. car market growing 15 percent in November and 14 percent from the beginning of the year, you would expect a mainstream company like Mitsubishi to show at least some gains, but that's not the case. In fact, the Japanese automaker posted...
- Last Stand: Mitsubishi Sends Off Eclipse With 2012 Se Special Edition Series
Produced since 2006, the fourth generation Mitsubishi Eclipse is nearing the end of its career and to mark the occasion, the Japanese manufacturer has announced a final special edition for the Coupe and Spyder models. As Mitsubishi will cease production...
- New Mitsubishi Rvr: First Official Photos Of Compact Crossover, Positioned Under The Outlander
These are the first official images of Mitsubishi's all-new compact crossover which bears the name 'RVR'. With this model, the Japanese automaker expands its crossover lineup, which already includes the full-size Pajero (also known as Shogun...
- Mitsubishi Reports 54% Decline In Production For January 2009
Japan's Mitsubishi Motors Corporation announced on Wednesday an alarming plunge in production for January, a sign that the worst may yet be to come. The firm's total global production came in at 53,339 units, a steep decline of 53.9 percent over...
- Mitsubishi Eclipse Sales - Why They're Killing It
Production of the Mitsubishi Eclipse will end in August. Only the first two Eclipse generations had truly appealed to enthusiasts. The third-generation Eclipse maintained a measure of desirability. In the product planning stage for the fourth-gen Eclipse,...
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Mitsubishi Mulling New Mid-Size Sedan and Larger Crossover for the States
It's been about two years since Mitsubishi took the decision to gradually phase out most of its U.S.-made models by killing the Endeavor crossover, Galant mid-size sedan, Eclipse coupe and Spyder convertible, and the results are what you would expect them to be: the automaker's U.S. sales plunged 27 percent to 57,790 cars last year.
The last time Mitsubishi reached the 100,000 sales mark in the United States was in 2008, when it had 491 franchises, which have now dropped to a little over 380 dealerships.
Read more »- Mitsubishi Thinks It Can Fix U.s. Sales With New Outlander Suv And Mirage Hatch
With the U.S. car market growing 15 percent in November and 14 percent from the beginning of the year, you would expect a mainstream company like Mitsubishi to show at least some gains, but that's not the case. In fact, the Japanese automaker posted...
- Last Stand: Mitsubishi Sends Off Eclipse With 2012 Se Special Edition Series
Produced since 2006, the fourth generation Mitsubishi Eclipse is nearing the end of its career and to mark the occasion, the Japanese manufacturer has announced a final special edition for the Coupe and Spyder models. As Mitsubishi will cease production...
- New Mitsubishi Rvr: First Official Photos Of Compact Crossover, Positioned Under The Outlander
These are the first official images of Mitsubishi's all-new compact crossover which bears the name 'RVR'. With this model, the Japanese automaker expands its crossover lineup, which already includes the full-size Pajero (also known as Shogun...
- Mitsubishi Reports 54% Decline In Production For January 2009
Japan's Mitsubishi Motors Corporation announced on Wednesday an alarming plunge in production for January, a sign that the worst may yet be to come. The firm's total global production came in at 53,339 units, a steep decline of 53.9 percent over...
- Mitsubishi Eclipse Sales - Why They're Killing It
Production of the Mitsubishi Eclipse will end in August. Only the first two Eclipse generations had truly appealed to enthusiasts. The third-generation Eclipse maintained a measure of desirability. In the product planning stage for the fourth-gen Eclipse,...