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This weekend marks the start of the 2017 Chicago Auto Show which will run from February 11-20. As the nation’s biggest auto show you can expect that automotive companies everywhere will be on hand to showcase their latest vehicles and technologies to attendees eager to hear more about what the brands have come up with […]
The 87th Geneva International Motor Show may not be taking place for more than a month but the Mitsubishi Motors Corporation has already announced that they will be debuting their newest compact SUV at this year’s show which takes place March 7-19. This new edition to the lineup will include a number of new […]
As we head into 2017 and Mitsubishi begins their centennial celebration, the brand is looking to highlight much of what they have accomplished over the past 100 years. Of course, celebrating Mitsubishi’s success is not just about the company but also about the loyal customers who have helped the brand to stay in business all […]
This year marks the centennial anniversary for the Mitsubishi brand and you can be sure that they are celebrating that incredible milestone. Founded in 1917, Mitsubishi is officially the oldest car company in Japan and it now has 100 years of innovation to its name. We can expect there to be 100 Anniversary events taking […]
The 2017 Mitsubishi Outlander has made staying safe so simple a kid can explain it! Specifically, the Rear-Cross Traffic Alert system can keep you from reversing into other vehicles, obstructions, vampires, or even werewolves! If you want to see just how easy it is to stay safe in the 2017 Outlander stop by 7 DELLA […]
The Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV has been drawing in people from all over the world since its introduction. Right away, the looks of this plug-in hybrid demands attention. But we all know that looks are only skin (or paint job) deep. Recently, two friends, Zachary Shahan and Michal Wnuk had a chance to test drive the […]
Range Anxiety is the worry the driver of an electric car experiences about the battery running out of power before reaching their destination or a charging point. And according to the MIT Technology Review, it is obsolete. Recently, research was done analyzing people’s driving habits across the country by Jessika Trancik at MIT and her […]
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