Mitsubishi Motors in the UK announces details of its heritage fleet auction
Amongst the cars on offer include two of the earliest original UK Mitsubishis ever registered in the country, the brand’s flagship sports cars of the 80s and 90s, as well as three of its iconic 4X4 vehicles – a Mitsubishi Jeep and a Mk1 and Mk2 Shogun.
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Using the aforementioned to hold onto the correct gear and choosing the right lines, the Eclipse Cross will give you huge smiles all-round…
Review: 2017 Mitsubishi L200 SVP
The L200’s sleek body seemed to cut its way through the turbulent wind like a hot knife through butter, especially high up on the M62…
Flash Drive: Mitsubishi Starion
Every so often manufactures bring along a couple of their heritage cars to SMMT Test Days, museum pieces if you like, and this year it was the turn of one of my 80s pin-up cars, the Mitsubishi Starion, 2ltr, single turbo, wide body. This, dear reader, is the car I was …..
Review: 2017 Mitsubishi Shogun
Mitsubishi say that the Shogun is aimed at true off-road drivers who demand a comprehensively equipped, reliable and cost-effective vehicle with proven all-wheel-drive ability. And they’re right, this classic off-roader combines four-wheel-drive...
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Now in its 5th generation, Mitsubishi say that they went back to the drawing board and created an entirely new vehicle from the ground up with significant improvements pretty much everywhere…
Review: 2015 Mitsubishi ASX 4, 2.2ltr 4wd
The ASX is Mitsubishi’s entry into the compact crossover market in which they believe that it will target the style conscious family buyer who wants to upgrade from a C-segment hatchback to a compact SUV…
Review: 2015 Mitsubishi L200 Double cab Warrior (4th Gen)
The L200 has been in production since 1978 with the first models arriving in the UK almost a decade later in '87. Those first UK models were only available as a Single Cab in either 2WD or 4WD…
Review: Mitsubishi Jeep, CJ-3B Type 27
Between 1953 and 1998, Mitsubishi motors produced over 200,000 Jeep variants under licence from the Willys company in America. Very few were exported, but as they were predominantly right hand drive, a few were imported into the UK. This particular example dates from 1979 and is just one of 8 that were ‘officially’ imported by the Colt Car Company. It has undergone……….
Review: 2015 Mitsubishi Shogun
Since the first-generation Shoguns arrived in the UK back in 1982, they have built up a 34-year reputation for being a tough but affordable vehicle with go-anywhere off-road capability. Available in both SWB (3 door), and LWB (5 door)…