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1056 messages, Last post on Nov 22, 2009 at 11:32 PM
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Do any of you think over the last couple of years, and now what we've seen at the Detroit Autoshow, that Mitsubishi Motors has pulled off a small turn around and become a small profitable niche brand ????? I personally believe that they are well on their way  Rocky |
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Give me a grade on the current products that are being sold now and another grade based on near production model coming out with the Lacer/EVO. We won't get to see the EVO Prototype in production yet for about a year  Rocky |
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but I sure do like the new 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer design. I wouldn't get an EVO anyway so that doesn't mean much to me. I want more information on the new Lancer base model and what Mitsu will offer on it as standard equipment, like ABS, EBD, airbags coming out your ears, etc. Also what will the base 5-speed model cost. That's news this Arizonan can really use. The new Outlander looks good on the surface but I really don't have any performance grading information on either rig at this time. I can tell from these two new Mitsubishi products that they're working hard on producing good solid automotives right now.
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Replying to: iluvmysephia1 (Jan 19, 2007 1:38 pm) http://www.lancerproject.com Rocky |
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are you getting snow over there in Tejas? Here in the greater Tucson area we have snow levels lowering by the minute but no snow on our ground yet. I agree that Mitsubishi is doing way better. And you'll notice that less and less Internet car freaks are calling for their U.S. dismissal? I know that what Mitsubishi would really like is more people springing for their own Mitsubishi and not just "pulling for them" to survive.
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is important, to be sure. From the press and pics, I'd say it looks good on paper, but it really has to offer something class-leading to do any good for Mitsu. That class-leading trait could be value if not performance, but it has to be on top in something. The Eclipse debacle is going take a lot of erasing. It's taken this long to get sales numbers back up to 2003 territory. The coupe that was supposed to float Mitsu's boat would be a serious albatross but for fleet sales. I like Mitsu, but if they're going to stay serious in NA, they really have to get an edge in some mainstream category and hold it.
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looks like a winner to me! Supposed to hit dealerships in March. We(spouse and myself) are hoping to see one at the Columbus, OH autoshow in Mid-March( check it out throughly, w/o a sales rep breathing down our necks). Definitely going to go test drive one this Spring! take care/not offense. |
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Replying to: rockylee (Jan 19, 2007 1:54 am) And no, I don't see Mitsubishi becoming any more than a niche player in the US market. It's never really been as popular as Toyota and Honda, even during the glory days of the Eclipse and the Diamond Star Motors operation. Sales will increase, sure, with the more mainstream Lancer and Outlander and that will save them from total obscurity, but they won't be vying for sales spots with Toyota, Honda or even Nissan.
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Replying to: wale_bate1 (Jan 19, 2007 4:38 pm)
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