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Report: Mitsubishi could kill off Galant, Eclipse by 2013

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Filed under: Convertible , Coupe , Sedan , Performance , Japan , Crossover Mitsubishi Eclipse – Click above for high-res image gallery Things aren’t looking good for the Mitsubishi lineup of American-built vehicles. According to AutoWeek , the Japanese automaker is channeling all of its resources into building a new global small car. That means that between now and 2012, we won’t be seeing too many updates to the likes of the Galant , Endeavor , Eclipse or Eclipse Spyder. All of those past-their-prime vehicles ride on the same platform and are built in the company’s Normal, Illinois manufacturing facility.

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Mitsubishi recalls 2004 Endeavor, 2010 Galant

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Filed under: Budget , Sedan , SUV , Recalls , Safety , Mitsubishi , Off-Road Mitsubishi is recalling both the 2004 Endeavor SUV and 2010 Galant sedan over possible corrosion issues that could cause flammable fluids to leak. The safety recall affects approximately 56,113 Endeavors and 2,307 Galants across the United States. The Endeavors in question are those that were originally sold or currently registered in states where road salt is used to clear away snow and ice in the winter. According to NHTSA, road salt, mixed with other debris, can become trapped between the Endeavor’s fuel filler pipe and a reinforcing bracket, which can cause corrosion and potentially a fuel leak

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Geneva-bound Mitsubishi ASX coming to America this fall as Outlander Sport

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Filed under: Geneva Motor Show , Crossover , Mitsubishi 2011 Mitsubishi ASX/RVR/Outlander Sport While we have known for some time that Mitsubishi will introduce a new compact crossover dubbed RVR in Japan and ASX in Europe, what we didn’t know was what designation the car would carry when it hit North American showrooms. We do now. A source at Mitsubishi tells Autoblog that the inexpensive four-cylinder crossover will be called Outlander Sport, a nod to Mitsu’s larger and more-established three-row Outlander CUV. Astute carspotters will note that this isn’t the first time that the Japanese automaker has used the ‘Sport’ moniker in this capacity, attached to the name of another more expensive and well-known model in its lineup.

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Geneva-bound Mitsubishi ASX coming to America this fall as Outlander Sport