Mitsubishi Motors has announced that drivers can get a sneak peak at their latest compact crossover, the ASX, at the 80th Annual Geneva Auto Show this March. The ASX will be the European spec version of the Japanese market RVR and it will see a sequential release throughout Europe this spring. Normal Mitsubishi dealers should see the car arrive here in the States in the fall, but it’s not known what name the vehicle will be released under. Continue Reading
The all new 2010 Mitsubishi Lancer GTS has been receiving much praise for its rock solid structure, sleek design, and the extra enhancements available. There has been much talk surrounding this vehicle and it’s no wonder – the car has been reported to have a superior engine and strong brake power, along with an exceptionally strong chassis, giving it a solid foundation. The smooth and easy to handle power steering along with the manual clutch and shifter add to the list of attributes this car brings to the market… Continue Reading
Bloomington, IL car dealers say that the 2010 Mitsubishi Endeavor, has been receiving rave reviews on how well this car can handle itself on all kinds of terrain and in all kinds of weather. Edmunds.com is just one of the many speaking out about this car they said, “…city driving exposed no major deficiencies, and a brief foray down a rocky fire road revealed a sport-ute fully capable of handing itself when the pavement ended. Kelly Blue book.com said, “It’s sleek shape seems to be immune to strong winds and buffeting.” So this car would be the perfect choice if you want to go camping or off-roading.
Mitsubishi is hopeful that sometime in the very near future their electric cars will be a staple on the roads of America. The automaker hopes to have electric vehicles available for purchase to the general public by winter or spring of next year. While these vehicles are not currently available at your local Bloomington car dealership, Mitsubishi believes the interest is there and that the vehicles will be widely popular when they become available in the future. Continue Reading
Mitsubishi will release two versions of the JDM Outlander during 2010. The two models will be offered to customers both complete with a standard 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. The difference between the two models is the second, now branded as the Outlander Roadest, has a much more aggressive cosmetic look.
