The all-new “i” is set to become reality at your local dealership this November. This isn’t all we’re likely to see in this area in the upcoming years. Mitsubishi, like other auto companies, is striving towards production of smaller cars that can be applied to global markets, including the United States.
If you’ve been following our blog, as we hope you are, you’ve noticed that over the past few months we’ve been talking about the Outlander Sport here and there. In December, it was on the brink of being released to our store, and just recently we told you how it set some world records on Canadian ice. Clearly, the 2011 Outlander Sport is making it’s mark in the automotive world.
The 2011 Lancer is available now at our dealership and we’d like to show you why it’s a sedan certainly worth a test drive and hopefully a purchase!
Driving is a daily part of most of our lives and we don’t think twice about coming and going. If you encounter a stressful situation while behind the wheel, such as a stalled car, do you have the appropriate items with you to hopefully help remedy the situation?
Over the next three to five years Mitsubishi is planning to make some changes to models offered. One of the items on the agenda is the plan to have more environmentally friendly autos on the lots by the 2015. This would include a mixture of electric, hybrid, and plug-in electric vehicles. Mitsubishi is planning on having six new autos of this nature. We already know about the Mitsubishi i that is in the works to be offered at your local dealership. It is a smaller, more fuel efficient car. The other hybrid-type autos have not been named and we’ll be sure to offer more information about them as facts are rolled out.