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Mitsubishi President Osamu Masuko today announced that the automaker will kill most of its current lineup of U.S.-made vehicles by 2014, as part of the company's “Jump 2013†mid-term business plan. The decision affects the Eclipse and Eclipse Spyder sports cars, Endeavor crossover and Galant sedan, which are going to be replaced with global vehicles built at the manufacturer’s Illinois plant. The Outlander crossover, Outlander Sport small crossover and Lancer sedan will provide the underpinnings for the new models. Read more »
- Mitsubishi Reportedly Admits Pondering Turning Evo Into A Crossover
Brace yourself: the next Mitsubishi EVO may not be based on a lancer, according to a recent report. Apparently, the automaker could use the compact ASX / Outlander Sport crossover as a base instead of the traditional sedan. Read more »...
- Mitsubishi Boss Says Next Pajero May Be Sold In The U.s, Emphasis On Suvs And Not Sports Cars
There's good news and bad news for Mitsubishi's future in the States and it all comes straight from the mouth of the Japanese company's President Osamu Masuko, who was recently interviewed by Autonews Asia Editor Hans Greimel. For starters,...
- Mitsubishi Bringing Facelifted 2013 Outlander Sport / Asx To The New York Auto Show
It's only been on the market since spring of 2010, but Mitsubishi feels that it's time for its Outlander Sport, which some of our readers will know as the ASX and RVR, to receive a mid-life facelift. The Japanese automaker revealed on Wednesday...
- 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 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,...
Cars
Mitsubishi to Phase Out Most of its U.S.-made Models by 2014
Mitsubishi President Osamu Masuko today announced that the automaker will kill most of its current lineup of U.S.-made vehicles by 2014, as part of the company's “Jump 2013†mid-term business plan. The decision affects the Eclipse and Eclipse Spyder sports cars, Endeavor crossover and Galant sedan, which are going to be replaced with global vehicles built at the manufacturer’s Illinois plant. The Outlander crossover, Outlander Sport small crossover and Lancer sedan will provide the underpinnings for the new models. Read more »
- Mitsubishi Reportedly Admits Pondering Turning Evo Into A Crossover
Brace yourself: the next Mitsubishi EVO may not be based on a lancer, according to a recent report. Apparently, the automaker could use the compact ASX / Outlander Sport crossover as a base instead of the traditional sedan. Read more »...
- Mitsubishi Boss Says Next Pajero May Be Sold In The U.s, Emphasis On Suvs And Not Sports Cars
There's good news and bad news for Mitsubishi's future in the States and it all comes straight from the mouth of the Japanese company's President Osamu Masuko, who was recently interviewed by Autonews Asia Editor Hans Greimel. For starters,...
- Mitsubishi Bringing Facelifted 2013 Outlander Sport / Asx To The New York Auto Show
It's only been on the market since spring of 2010, but Mitsubishi feels that it's time for its Outlander Sport, which some of our readers will know as the ASX and RVR, to receive a mid-life facelift. The Japanese automaker revealed on Wednesday...
- 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 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,...