Mitsubishi Models

SP was a U.S.-market trim level of Mitsubishi’s first-generation compact pickup, part of the early-1980s truck lineup that helped establish the brand in the small-truck segment. It appeared by 1983, positioned above t...

This Mitsubishi MPV nameplate began in 1983, when the company launched its first three-row minivan concept into production. In Mitsubishi’s own history materials, the vehicle appears as the Chariot in Japan, while Spa...

This nameplate was used in the U.S. market on Mitsubishi’s compact pickup line during the 1980s, appearing in manufacturer brochure materials for model years 1983 through 1988. It was positioned as a higher-content, m...

Introduced in May 1982, this wedge-shaped turbo coupe was the brand’s fourth sports model and was positioned as a stylish, high-performance grand touring car rather than a stripped-out racer. Its early design emphasiz...

Introduced in March 1982, this was a compact four-door sedan developed as part of Mitsubishi’s early front-wheel-drive era. It arrived alongside the related two-door Cordia and reflected the company’s shift toward lig...

Mitsubishi’s one-ton pickup lineage began in 1978 with the Forte, which was sold in export markets under names including Mitsubishi Truck and L200. It was the brand’s first global compact pickup aimed at buyers who ne...

This kei commercial van nameplate first appeared in February 1968 as part of a compact cab-over range developed to meet Japan’s growing demand for small urban work vehicles. It was introduced as a practical companion ...

This nameplate was used for Mitsubishi’s late-1980s imported people-mover in North America and Puerto Rico, a boxy passenger van positioned as the family-friendly counterpart to the cargo-focused van. It was sold as a...