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Top^From 2010 to Now

Make: Mitsubishi

Model: Eclipse Cross

Released: Jan 2018

Mitsubishi expanded its SUV line-up to five models in early 2018 with the launch of the segment-straddling Eclipse Cross.
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Make: Mitsubishi

Model: Pajero Sport

Released: Dec 2015

Mitsubishi’s ageing Challenger was relieved of duty by the new Pajero Sport in late 2015.

Although the name may have changed, the rugged four-wheel-drive SUV is still based on the Triton pick-up, sharing many components such as drivetrain, suspension and interior.
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Make: Mitsubishi

Model: i-MiEV

Released: Aug 2011

Discontinued: Jun 2013

AUSTRALIA’S first commercially available electric car, the Mitsubishi i-MiEV arrived in Australia in September 2011.
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Make: Mitsubishi

Model: ASX

Released: Aug 2010

Mitsubishi pitched its all-new sub-Outlander baby SUV neatly between its two most direct rivals, the Nissan Dualis and Hyundai’s ix35. All ASX variants were well-specified and achieved a five-star ANCAP safety rating. The range included petrol and diesel engines, manual and automatic transmissions, all-wheel drive and front-drive configurations.
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Top^From 2000 to 2009

Make: Mitsubishi

Model: Triton

Released: Jul 2006

OWING much of its design inspiration to the 2002 Pajero Evo 2+2 concept and the Pajero Evolution racer, with its almost identical lines, evocative "Mount Fuji" grille and purposeful on-road stance, the 2006 Triton is an all-new direction for the venerable Mitsubishi utility range.
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Make: Mitsubishi

Model: 380

Released: Oct 2005

Discontinued: Apr 2008

Mitsubishi's long-awaited successor to the ageing third-generation Magna arrived as the front-wheel drive sedan known as the 380. It was based on the US -market only Galant, although Mitsubishi in Australia changed 70 per cent of that car to suit our conditions.
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Make: Mitsubishi

Model: Colt

Released: Sep 2004

Discontinued: Jul 2011

40 years before the release of the RG light car version, Mitsubishi was selling a Colt sedan ('64-'68) and a nifty two and three-door 'fastback' from '68 until the Galant took over in '71. Meanwhile the 2004 Colt shared components with the Smart ForFour and Mercedes W169 A-class.
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Make: Mitsubishi

Model: Grandis

Released: Jul 2004

Discontinued: May 2010

The Grandis replaced the 20-year old Nimbus as Mitsbushi's car-based seven-seater wagon. About the same size as Honda's contemporary Odyssey, the Grandis also offered front-wheel drive and a 2.4-litre engine.
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Make: Mitsubishi

Model: Outlander

Released: Feb 2003

Based on the CG/CH Lancer small-car platform, the original Outlander used a variation of the GSR Evolution turbo's 4WD drivetrain, as an effective soft-roader against the Honda CR-V.
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Top^From 1990 to 1999

Make: Mitsubishi

Model: Challenger

Released: Mar 1998

Discontinued: Oct 2015

The Challenger was bit of a melange of ingredients from other models, taking the Triton’s tough separate chassis with coil spring independent front suspension but using three-link live-axle coil sprung rear suspension in place of the Triton’s load-hauling live-axle, leaf-spring arrangement.
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Make: Mitsubishi

Model: Mirage

Released: Jul 1996

Australians saw the CB Mirage as the Lancer three-door hatchback from '90-'92, but it wasn't until mid-'96's CE edition that Mitsubishi introduced the popular and enduring Mirage nameplate here.
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Make: Mitsubishi

Model: Verada

Released: Jul 1991

Discontinued: Sep 2005

Verada was Mitsubishi's prestige version of the Magna family car. It was introduced when the TR second generation Magna arrived during 1991, and was always a V6 powered machine.
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Top^From 1980 to 1989

Make: Mitsubishi

Model: Magna

Released: May 1985

Discontinued: Sep 2005

A model of global automotive significance, the original TM Magna showed Toyota and others that widening a Japanese mid-sized sedan (in this case the first front-drive Galant of 1983) was not only possible - but desirable and profitable.
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Make: Mitsubishi

Model: Nimbus

Released: May 1984

Discontinued: May 2004

Forget what Renault says. Mitsubishi invented the tall versatile hatchback idea with its 1979 Chariot concept car - productionised as the RB Colt-based Nimbus in the mid-'80s. Over three generations it was sold in 2+3+2 seating guise.
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Make: Mitsubishi

Model: Pajero

Released: Mar 1983

MITSUBISHI’S take on the burgeoning 4WD wagon market resulted in the compact Pajero 4WD wagon, released to good press and widespread global popularity during 1983.

Fielded slightly under the Nissan Patrol and Toyota LandCruiser wagon SUVs in the mid-'80s, the pajero establishing the brand as a tough and capable off-roader.
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