2010 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE LIMITED EDITION

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2009 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE

2009 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE

Mitsubishi has made it clear that the company will offer eight hybrids cars and battery-powered vehicles by 2015 in a move to be better prepared for rising fuel prices. The company saw a sales increase of around three percent last year, and by 2013 or 2014, the automaker says that it plans to see that figure at 37 percent. That would mean Mitsubishi would need to move a total of 1.37 million vehicles by that date.

It turns out the rumors we heard about the languishing Mitsubishi lineup are true. According to Automotive News, Mitsubishi is planning to drop the axe on the entirety of its American-made portfolio of vehicles in order to begin building new global platforms here in the States. That means that the Eclipse, Endeavor and Galant will all be sent to pasture gradually between now and 2014. In their place, Mitsubishi is likely to begin building cars and crossovers off of the Lancer and Outlander bones at the company's Normal, Illinois manufacturing facility. At least some of those vehicles will be hybrid or battery powered.

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JACKIE CHAN MITSUBISHI EVOLUTION

Jackie Chan, reading the names they will definitely remind us of the action of the season martial arts fight scenes a la Jackie silly and funny. But did you know that Jackie Chan was also likes Modified Cars. Armed with brand sponsors car MITSUBISHI EVOLUTION VIII MR model and IX MR, om Jackie modify it in such a way. What she looks like, here it is ...

Its Mr.Jackie Chan's ride ... Here it is

MITSUBISHI EVOLUTION VIII MR - JACKIE CHAN FIRESPORT

MITSUBISHI EVOLUTION IX MR - DESIGN BY JACKIE CHAN

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2012 Mitsubishi i-MiEV (JDM) Review

There's an interesting realization that occurs when you drive an electric car. After all, EVs act just like normal vehicles powered by an internal combustion engine, they're just a bit quieter and you can't drive for great distances at a time. But as you travel along in an EV, you pass by gas station after gas station and it finally sets in - your car has rendered the fuel pump obsolete. Gas stations to EV owners are nothing more than places to buy cheap coffee and cigarettes.

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A Bubbly EV For The Road Ahead

2010 Mitsubishi i-MiEV

As we work to further saturate our automotive landscape with efficient, eco-friendly misers, a few automakers think they've found the answer for how to best disguise the EV setup in a car that won't stick out like a sore thumb. The Chevrolet Volt and Nissan Leaf take on the shapes of a sedan and a hatchback with very minor touches to let other drivers know that something special lies under the hood. Mitsubishi and its forthcoming i-MiEV, however, blows that all out of the water. Driving this car on the road is like parking a Bugatti Veyron on a used car lot - it gets a lot of attention.

The i-MiEV, which is based on the Mitsubishi i kei car (we still aren't very fond of the name), has been sold in Japan since mid-2009 and Europe is slated to get the bubbly EV later this year. As for North America, it's expected that we'll get the i-MiEV in the Fall of 2011, though it will be slightly updated from the Japanese-spec model you see here. We recently had the opportunity to spend a week with a JDM-spec i-MiEV to see what daily life with the EV is like. Is Mitsubishi's pint-sized electric car ready for the United States?

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