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With the risk of repeating myself, I am incredibly saddened by the fact that

Sure, maybe not everyone will agree, but to me, it feels like Mitsubis...

Mitsubishi is at a turning point, both in terms of its line-up in Australia, which is about to be mostly refreshed with new models, and its position as a global automaker, as its role in the alliance with Renault and Nissan takes shape.

For many businesses, their fleet is an integral part of their daily operations. A well-maintained and managed fleet can be your secret weapon to improving your business's efficiency and elevating your bottom line. However, for most businesses, outright ...

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Mitsubishi calls its systems All-Wheel Control. Are they any different from other AWD drivetrains?

A 2001 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT with V6 engine and manual transmission, found in a Colorado wrecking yard.

Mitsubishi is a brand at a crossroads. As its place in the alliance it shares with Nissan and Renault becomes more clear, it plans to rejuvenate its ageing catalogue with 16 new global models in the next few years.

A lot of carmakers have launched hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions of family friendly SUVs in the past couple of years as they play catch up to two pioneers.One of those pioneers is Toyota and its RAV4 hybrid, and the other is Mitsubishi's Outlander PHEV. Now in its second generation, the PHEV has a loyal following. But is the new version a step up or a step backwards?

Two sibling SUVs with twin plug-in hybrid powertrains. Is it the older Eclipse Cross or the bigger Outlander that makes the most sense?