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Mitsubishi Sigma review covering 1991 - 1996
Monday 17 October 2005
If acronyms sold cars we’d be knee deep in Mitsubishi Sigmas. The fact that we’re not is down to the British buyer going with what they know, and the small matter of the Sigma being nowhere near as good as its immediate competition. Initially bandied as a BMW 5 Series competitor, the first generation Sigma fell on its face, and the grandiose Series II car was little better. In estate guise it made more sense, but here was a car that crashed and burned horribly in the sales charts. Canny used buyers will realise that this equates to a lot of car for not a lot of money, all backed up by Mitsubishi’s legendary reliability. A car that was a total duffer from new now makes a very clever used buy.
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