800,000 cars recalled in two days

800,000 cars recalled in two days

30 Jun 2016 by Joshua Dowling

Cars are either being built worse -- or companies are getting better at detecting faults.Almost every Mitsubishi model sold in Australia over the past 10 years -- close to 500,000 cars -- and 324,000 ...Read more
Mitsubishi Lancer adds to Takata airbag recall

Mitsubishi Lancer adds to Takata airbag recall

1 Oct 2015 by Fabian Cotter

Lancer and Evolution models are now being recalled as a precautionary measure by Mitsubishi because of Takata airbag shrapnel risk. Read more
New car sales price Mitsubishi Lancer

New car sales price Mitsubishi Lancer

2 May 2013 by Neil Dowling

The Lancer has a 3.9 per cent slice of the sub-$40,000 small-car market, but faces off against a dominant Mazda3 with 18 per cent share, and the Toyota Corolla with 16.5 per cent. The small-car ...Read more
Mitsubishi Lancer upgraded

Mitsubishi Lancer upgraded

23 Sep 2009 by Kevin Hepworth

"In the current economic climate everybody is looking for better value for money without compromise," Mitsubishi Australia president and CEO Robert McEniry says. "The new Lancer line-up lets our ...Read more
Corolla in a rally race?

Corolla in a rally race?

10 Dec 2007 by Paul Gover

Did we also mention sideways, scary and sensational? Probably not but, then again, the Corolla we are talking about is nothing like the $20,990 showroom success you will find at your local Toyota ...Read more
Popular cars with rear issue

Popular cars with rear issue

6 Dec 2007 by Ashlee Pleffer

The NRMA Insurance reversing visibility index shows 12 vehicles, including the Toyota Corolla and Holden Commodore, fail to receive any stars in testing.The test, established because of the deaths of ...Read more
Sales headed for one million

Sales headed for one million

5 Dec 2007 by Paul Pottinger

A seven figure tally was “in the bag,” Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries chief executive Andrew McKellar said as record sales figures for November were released.New car and truck sales in ...Read more
Thai-totallers

Thai-totallers

10 Nov 2007 by Paul Pottinger

This year has seen the market share of Commodore, Falcon and the Mitsubishi 380 fall to 19 per cent of new passenger vehicles, with only Toyota's Camry more or less immune.And while it was the ...Read more
COTY 2007 week two

COTY 2007 week two

8 Nov 2007 by CarsGuide team

BMW 335iSubaru Impreza RSMitsubishi Lancer VRFord Mondeo ZetecThe rollout of the Carsguide Car of the Year finalists continues this week with another four of the best cars launched in Australia this ...Read more
Choosing used over new

Choosing used over new

3 Nov 2007 by Paul Pottinger

You could start with the Mazda3, Australia's most popular fully imported car.Indeed, the sedan or hatch that have thrust Mazda to Number four on the sales ladder have at times been our most ...Read more
New styled grilles

New styled grilles

13 Oct 2007 by Stuart Innes

The big, bold car grille is emerging as the styling feature of cars to come. Read more
Evo X makes an appearance

Evo X makes an appearance

12 Oct 2007 by Dean Evans

Just one week after its world debut in Frankfurt, the highly anticipated Evolution X made its appearance as the star of the Mitsubishi stand at the Australian international Motor Show.Capping off the ...Read more
Lancer?s new family

Lancer?s new family

25 Sep 2007 by Paul Pottinger

“Within the next 18 months, we will be introducing the rest of the Lancer family, including the new member of the iconic Evolution range, the Evo X, then two more Ralliart sports variants, and ...Read more
Mitsubishi's future concepts

Mitsubishi's future concepts

21 Sep 2007 by Mark Hinchliffe

Mitsubishi's Australian arm revealed last week that it had a net current asset deficiency of $168 million.However, the company is showing 22 per cent growth over last year and this week launched the ...Read more
Families favour sedans

Families favour sedans

15 Aug 2007 by Neil McDonald

The traditional six-cylinder family sedan is clawing its way back into the minds of car buyers.In doing so, family car buyers are helping the market continue its record run, according to the latest ...Read more
Top selling vehicles for 2007

Top selling vehicles for 2007

14 Jul 2007 by Neil McDonald

With the local car industry now at the halfway point in the 2007 sales race, it is easy to see who's winning and who's losing.Toyota is basking in the glory of not only being No.1, but also cementing ...Read more
Mitsubishi TMR 380 dropped for Evo X

Mitsubishi TMR 380 dropped for Evo X

14 Jul 2007 by Ashlee Pleffer

Mitsubishi has axed plans to put the hot supercharged TMR version of its 380 into production. Read more
Spoilt for choice in half a year

Spoilt for choice in half a year

16 Jun 2007 by Kevin Hepworth

As Australia's new car juggernaut rolls on towards the magic million sales mark, the number of available models continues to swell. Already recognised as one of the most diverse and competitive car ...Read more
Toyota set to dominate

Toyota set to dominate

7 Jun 2007 by Gordon Lomas

The Japanese car maker now owns a massive 21.9 per cent of the market, a rise of 0.6 per cent compared with the corresponding period last year.Australia's leading seller has surged to 91,984 sales to ...Read more
The large barge

The large barge

14 Apr 2007 by Neil McDonald

Though the large-car segment grew 4.7 per cent in March, small and light cars still dominate the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries' Vfacts figures for the month.Holden sold 5752 VE Commodores ...Read more
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