For the past 23 years, family-owned Bloomington car dealership, O’Brien Mitsubishi of Normal, has changed the way that Illinois buys cars. They have provided clients with an easy, relaxed, and enjoyable car buying experience. Their selection is superb and their service is unmatchable. However, their current sales incentives are even more remarkable than usual, and you cannot afford to miss them.

O’Brien Mitsubishi of Normal has been in business since 1987 thanks to their loyal customers. As a way of saying thank you, the Bloomington Mitsubishi dealer is offering an unbelievable up to 23% off the purchase of a new Mitsubishi. Do the math: that is almost a quarter off the ticket price. O’Brien Mitsubishi is also offering zero-percent financing for 72 months on new Mitsubishis. So if ever there was a time to buy a Mitsubishi, it’s now. Get to our Bloomington Mitsubishi dealer today and test drive your favorite new Mitsubishi. This may be the last time anyone offers you nearly a fourth off on a new vehicle. Don’t let this deal pass you up. It may be another 23 years before you see savings like this again.

Mitsubishi has announced it will increase production of i-MiEVs, as orders have far exceeded expectations. The Nikkei reports that Mitsubishi’s battery suppliers have been told that they plan to make 9,000 i-MiEVs this year. Lithium Energy Japan, a partnership between GS Yuasa, Mitsubishi Motors and Mitsubishi Corp., will make enough packs for 7,000 cars while GS Yuasa will make an additional 2,000 packs. The car, which has been available to corporate customers in Japan since last year, goes on sale to the general public there in April.

This i minicar from Mitsubishi replaces four-speed automatic transmission with a two-position gear selector that lets you choose Drive or Eco mode. And where the tachometer normally goes on the instrument panel, this i sports a meter that indicates the charge status of the battery and the discharge rate. But the most critical innovation is the replacement of conventional nickel-metal hydride batteries in favor of the latest, state-of-the-art lithium-ion kind. Smaller, lighter and more powerful, these batteries are being co-developed by Mitsubishi Motors, GS Yuasa Ltd. and Mitsubishi Trading Co. See your Bloomington Mitsubishi dealer for more. Continue Reading

The 2010 Mitsubishi i, which is not available in the United States at this point, was tested by the professionals at InsideLine earlier this year. The reaction? Well, it works in Japan.

Not to insult Japan or the manufacturers of Mitsubishi – it’s just that the Mitsubishi i is required to meet strict limits on size, engine displacement, and power, which entitle consumers to tax breaks. Basically they are designed to meet the needs of the urban commuters – travel at low speed in congested areas and be parked easily. If the vehicle ever comes to the United States, Mitsubishi might need to make several alterations to meet the needs of the American consumer. Those interested in the 2010 Mitsubishi i can obtain information at your Bloomington Mitsubishi dealer. 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

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