The car brand Mitsubishi first appeared in 1917 with production on a very small scale. In the first 5 years, only 22 cars were produced. It was only after the war that production picked up with popular models such as the Kei-car model Minica, the prestige car Debonair and the best sellers Colt and Galant. From 1970, Mitsubishi entered into a partnership with Chrysler and sold Japanese models in the USA under Chrysler - so-called "badge engineering". From 2016, Mitsubishi entered into an alliance together with Renault and Nissan. In this alliance, it has been decided that Mitsubishi's Japanese car production from 2026 will be based on platforms from Nissan.
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Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross
It doesn't win any beauty contests, nor any range tests, - and the luggage capacity is not much to brag about. But it has a fantastically good four-wheel drive that makes it a proper Norwegian car.
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV
It has been among the top 10 best-selling cars in the past year. It is well done for a model that has been on the market for 7 years. Is the Outlander PHEV still around?
Mitsubishi models in text and images
Mitsubishi galant
A completely new design that would characterize Mistsubishi for many years. It naturally ended up high on the sales lists together with family cars such as the Mazda 626, Honda Accord, Nissan 180B and Toyota Carina.
Mitsubishi L300 Camper
A brilliant little camping car. Nostalgic and charming. Retro cacmping with all facilities.
