Mitsubishi Cars
First foot on the Mitsubishi Motors training pathway
Ten trainee automotive technicians have embarked on the first term of Mitsubishi Motors UK’s four-year Advanced Modern Apprenticeship programme. The apprentices aged between 16 and 19, including Laura Underwood Mitsubishi’s first female applicant, will complete a combination of ‘on the job’ training and residential courses based from Mitsubishi’s head office in Gloucestershire. Around 120 students from across Great Britain have already successfully completed the programme since its creation in 2000.
Mitsubishi launches special edition L200 Trojan
To commemorate the success of its renowned L200 pick-up Mitsubishi Motors UK has introduced the Trojan special edition. Priced at £13,999 CVOTR this highly equipped model goes on sale from 1st November with the remit to provide customers with class leading value and exceptional specification.
Mitsubishi announce plans for 2006 Evolution Challenge
Having enjoyed five years of success with the ANCRO administered National Gravel Championship, Mitsubishi decided to take the Evolution Challenge to the BRC in 2006, following the announcement that WRC cars would be no longer be allowed to participate and therefore hand the competitive advantage to Class N4 machines.
Mitsubishi Motors wins Scottish Sports Car of the Year
The Association of Scottish Motoring Writers has voted the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX as Sports Car of the Year 2005. Mitsubishi was also short-listed in two other categories with the Colt CZT and the new Grandis Diesel.
Mitsubishi Outlander to debut at Tokyo Motor Show
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation has released the first images of the new Outlander which will make its world premier at the 39th Tokyo Motor Show on October 19.
Mitsubishi Concept-X to debut at Tokyo Motor Show
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation has released the first images of the new Concept-X which will make its world premier at the 39th Tokyo Motor Show on October 19.
New Mitsubishi L200 pick-up unveiled
Mitsubishi have unveiled the new L200 pick-up. Over the past seven years, rivals have tried and failed to oust Mitsubishi’s L200 pick-up from its market leading position. The brand’s best-selling iconic pick-up has been a big hit with both business and leisure customers and has secured its place as the undisputed king of the segment with a massive 48% retail market share (August YTD).
Mitsubishi L200 ready for polar emergencies
It is now a year since the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) purchased a Mitsubishi L200 to operate as an emergency Fire Tender at its Rothera Research Station in the Antarctic, and the organisation is delighted to report that the pick-up has run faultlessly throughout its 12 months of service.