Your message was sent. You'll receive a response shortly. The Mitsubishi Mirage is not the lowest-priced new car you can buy in 2018. That title — and accompanying ignominy or praise (I’m not ...

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One of the key appeals of the new Triton is its warranty. In Australia, it comes standard with a five-year, 100,000 km ...

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The bloody battle between Mitsubishi and Subaru to offer up the best advanced Japanese sports sedan entranced many gearheads during the 1990s and 2000s, the two marques not giving an inch as they ...

The first of several planned new Mitsubishi electric vehicles will be a small electric SUV ... of "advanced-technology internal-combustion engines, hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and battery-electrics." ...

The first Mitsubishi electric car to be sold outside Japan and China since the i-MiEV has reportedly been confirmed to launch in the United States in 2026, likely as a twin to the new-generation ...

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Mitsubishi executives did not share details about the new EV at the meeting, but a source told Automotive News that it will be a small, coupe-style SUV, and that it will be similar to what Nissan ...

Mitsubishi's first electric car in the United States, the i-MiEV, lasted from 2012 to 2017, but frankly, it wasn't much more than an electric golf cart, with a tiny pod-like body and a paltry 62 ...

Reports claim Mitsubishi will sit out the proposed merger between two of Japan's top car brands – but it's unclear if it will also cut its current ties to Nissan and go alone.