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Citing news reports in Japan, Automotive News says Mitsubishi is set to stop building cars in the U.S. soon. The company, which sells far fewer cars in the U.S. than their 1990s and early 2000s heyday, will reportedly close the Normal, Ill. plant they opened with then-partner Chrysler in 1988.

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