Mitsubishi Outlander is an important vehicle for the Japanese giant, competing as it does in one of the strongest market areas in Australia, that of midsize SUVs. Mitsubishi has long been a major player in the field of comfortable passenger-oriented vehicles, having introduced the Pajero to a surprised public downunder More
Mitsubishi Pajero is often seen as being a tough looking people mover rather than a real 4WD, which is a pity because it’s pretty competent off-road and can handle most situations likely to be encountered by an adventurous holiday in the bush. Mitsubishi Pajero comes as a station wagon with More
Mitsubishi’s Triton has been around for almost 40 years and has sometimes been regarded as the poor relation of Japanese rivals Navara, HiLux and Mazda BT-50. To some degree that image was diluted by the current model released in Australia in 2006. For the next few months that current model More
Often when a vehicle undergoes a mid-life facelift the changes are so subtle it takes a visual third-degree to tell the difference between the old and the new. There’s no chance of that applying to the upgraded Mitsubishi Outlander SUV, launched this week with Mitsubishi’s new ‘’Dynamic Shield’’ appearance keeping More
Japanese designed and built to a high quality, Mitsubishi Lancer is at the forefront in the reliability stakes, so has long been popular on the used-car scene in Australia. The Lancer began life as a small car, then gradually morphed into a medium model. From the new model launched in More
In the words of the maker Mitsubishi, the Lancer has been ‘tweaked’ for the new year to include a revised model range with price cuts, more features, door mirrors with side repeater lamps, emergency stop flashers and a new style of door trims. The Lancer is now available from just More
Mitsubishi Lancer is one of the longest-running nameplates on the Australian motoring scene. Indeed it even pre-dates the 1980 formation of Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited (MMAL) having been sold here as the Chrysler Lancer since 1974. Along the way this small-medium sedan and hatch has become the largest passenger car More
As if making a bed, Mitsubishi has changed the sheets and plumped up the pillows of the Pajero. Barely a year after the release of the 2014 model, next year’s big signature 4WD wagon is here. The Japanese company’s iconic sport utility vehicle has been tweaked, with cosmetic changes inside More
Though the automobile scene in Australia is replete with hatchbacks, SUVs and wagons, there are buyers who refuse to give the boot the boot behind. Some people, especially those of a certain age, favour the privacy and security of an enclosed lockable cargo space. As well as the extra strength More
Though it’s now into its seventh year on the Australian market Mitsubishi Lancer still looks stylish, chiefly because it was never radical in its shape. However, buyers see it as getting on in years, so Mitsubishi Australia has added extra gear to keep Lancer on the list of possible purchases More
