Mitsubishi Reviews

Wednesday 27 August 2008

Mitsubishi was kind enough to give French manufacturers Peugeot and Citroen a big leg up into the compact 4x4 sector when it joined forces with them to produce its second generation Outlander, Peugeot

Wednesday 9 July 2008

For years, Toyota's Landcruiser and Nissan's Patrol were Japan's answer to Land Rovers and Range Rovers. However, all that changed in 1983 when Mitsubishi released the Shogun. The vehicle industry wor

Tuesday 8 January 2008

The Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX marked the gradual winding down of the Evo cult in the UK. Faster and more capable than any Lancer Evo model to date, it was a car whose time had come and gone, the big Ev

Thursday 10 May 2007

Mitsubishi have a rather unconventional way of going about the business of manufacturing cars. Whereas rivals like Nissan, Mazda and Toyota have a rigid, pragmatic view of exploiting new markets, Mits

Thursday 10 May 2007

You used to know where you stood with a Mitsubishi Colt. It would be reliable, fairly spacious and utterly boring. In 2004, Mitsubishi broke that particular mould and introduced a Colt with far more w

Tuesday 13 March 2007

The Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VIII probably marked the zenith of the Evo cult in the UK. Fast, capable, affordable and selling like hot cakes, the Evo VIII may not have been the best looking of the Evo li

Friday 2 March 2007

Some car manufacturers have five year plans so rigid that Stalin would have given them the seal of approval. Every model is succession planned, facelifts are scheduled well in advance and every nation

Monday 2 October 2006

If you’re in the market for a mini or supermini sized MPV, chances are you won’t have Mitsubishi’s Space Star in pole position on your shortlist. Why? It certainly isn’t the quickest, the most spaciou

Monday 2 October 2006

The Shogun Pinin is Mitsubishi’s offering in the baby 4x4 sector. With the Japanese giant’s range of 4x4s becoming increasingly varied, the Pinin draws on the strong brand image of the Shogun name and