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Mitsubishi is gunning to recapture sales and rebuild a brand that's been battered and debased by sub-par performers and deep dealer incentives. Part of the plan to save the ailing Chrysler underling is an expanded line, including a re-entry into...
Man, Davey's out at SEMA with the Mopars and the chicks and the Gibbons, and here we are regurgitating press packages like they were so much past-date yogurt. The least Mitsu can do is hire a decent photographer, and at least not let him touch a...
Mitsubishi is developing a new, more refined generation of its turnip-headed Outlander, according to a new spy shot in The Car Connection that was taken in the southwestern US. The company's redesigned midsize SUV is a major player in its...
No, we don't know yet what Mitsubishi's bringing to Frankfurt (except this Sportback concept), but we do know more about their upcoming product strategy, courtesy of Edmunds Inside Line. According to David Schembri, Mitsu's executive vice...
Mitsubishi looks serious about getting its mojo working in the US market. The much-anticipated and, from the looks of it, severely amped up 2006 Mitsubishi Eclipse, will likely debut at the 2005 Detroit Auto Show in January. Word is that more...
The Mercedes people must be secretly snickering in their General Foods International Coffee (Cafe Vienna, natch), considering how often they'd been jibed for quality issues while their American relations at Chrysler came off like Eisenhower after...
It's a clean sweep for Honda over at Motor Trend. Earlier this month, the buff book named the Honda Civic its 2006 Car of the Year, now the Civic's truckish sibling, the Ridgeline, was named the magazine's 2006 Truck of the Year. The Ridgie, which...
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety performed a battery of tests on new SUVs and determined that in 20-mph crashes the following vehicles performed poorly in the area of neck restraint:BMW X3 and X5; Buick Rainier, Chevrolet TrailBlazer,...
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