
The Mitsubishi Concept cX made its world debut last year at the Frankfurt Motor Show. At that time the company announced the concept is the preview version of a future model. Today Mitsubishi confirmed this model is the future baby Outlander that will be launched in 2009.
The Concept cX is powered by a 1.8-litre Clean Diesel DOHC 16 valve 4 cylinder engine that delivers 100 kW (136 ps) @ 4,000 rpm and 280 Nm @ 2,000 rpm.
It features a variable geometry (VG) turbocharger – to generate optimum boost pressure for all engine loads – as well as DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) and DOC (Diesel Oxidation Catalyst). The 1.8 liter Clean Diesel engine is mated to Mitsubishi Motors’ Twin Clutch SST technology.
2007 Mitsubishi Concept cX
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Mitsubishi today published the pricing guide for the all new 2008 Outander. Prices start from $19,990 for the Outlander ES 2WD and go up to $25,110 for the Outlander XLS 4WD.
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Interesting soft tuning of the Mitsubishi Outlander by RalliArt. Especially the front bumper and rear exhaust. Enjoy the pics.
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In order to keep up with the strong demand for Outlander in Europe and new Lancer worldwide, Mitsubishi Motors Corporation has decided to transfer production of the Outlander (for European markets) to its regional production hub (Netherlands Car B.V. [NedCar], Born, the Netherlands) during 2008.
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In September, at Frankfurt Motor Show, Mitsubishi will unveil the 2008 Outlander SUV.
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The all-new, second-generation
Mitsubishi Outlander for 2007 offers a compelling blend of driven-to-thrill dynamics, bold styling, five- or seven-passenger versatility, plus the segment’s first flap-fold tailgate for easy loading and several user-technology firsts for the compact SUV segment. The larger 2007 Outlander is based on a new performance-engineered global platform that will also form the foundation of the next-generation Mitsubishi Lancer and Lancer Evolution models. All Outlander models are powered exclusively by a new 3.0-liter 220 hp aluminum MIVEC V-6 engine teamed to a six-speed Sportronic(R) automatic transmission (with magnesium steering wheel paddle shifters in XLS models). Bringing innovation to the segment, the Outlander will be the first PZEV V-6 SUV offered in the U.S
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A while ago we told you about the
Suzuki SX4 by Cobra Technology & Lifestyle. Now is the turn of his compatriot, the Mitsubishi Outlander.
The changes for the Outlander are more aesthetic than technological. Basically, the changes are all static, with the adding of a front bumper, with 60 mm wide and spoiler for the front bumper, both in steel. But don’t worry; both of them are still safe for persons in case of a (...
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Mitsubishi Motors Corporation today unveils the European market version of the Outlander on-road SUV and shows the Prototype-X concept for a next-generation high-performance 4WD sedan at the 2007 Geneva International Motor Show. The company is displaying a total of 10 exhibits (16 during the general public session) at the show which runs from March 6 through 18 at the Geneva Palexpo exhibition and conference complex, opening to the general public on March 8.
For the European market, the (...)
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Euro NCAP released the results of five cars: the Fiat Bravo, the
Honda CR-V, the
Honda Legend, the
Mitsubishi Outlander and the Toyota Corolla.
Summary of Results
SMALL FAMILY
Fiat Bravo
Occupant Protection: 5 stars Child Protection: 3 stars Pedestrian Protection: 2 stars
Toyota Corolla
Occupant Protection: 5 stars Child Protection: 4 stars Pedestrian Protection: 3 stars
SMALL OFF-ROADER
Honda CR-VOccupant Protection: 4
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Mitsubishi Motors Corporation is to unveil the European market version of the Outlander on-road SUV and to display the Prototype-X concept for the next-generation high-performance 4WD sedan at the 77th Geneva International Motor Show in March. The 2007 Geneva Motor Show runs from March 6 through March 18 at the Geneva Palexpo exhibition and conference complex, opening to the general public on March 8.
The Outlander on-road SUV to be unveiled at the 2007 Geneva Show raises the bar on (...)
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