The Galant arrives in dealer showrooms dressed in four well-appointed trim lines that deliver comfort, convenience and performance to satisfy discerning drivers. The Lancer is the entry-level value for money vehicle that is loaded with standard features and conveniences found on more expensive models. It seats five adults and provides excellent fuel economy. The Eclipse Coupe and Spyder add excitement to the Canadian product line-up by combining attractive styling, spirited performance and superb handling. The 2002 Dakar Rally race dominating Montero SUV offers rugged design and engineering excellence, while the Montero Sport offers value as a well-equipped off-road ready truck-based SUV. Finally, the Outlander is an exciting option for those looking for a more adaptable vehicle that grows beyond the capabilities of a sedan. It's Mitsubishi Motors' first entry into the growing compact SUV segment.
Mitsubishi Motors is the fastest growing Japanese car company in the U.S. based on U.S. sales. It is among the fastest growing brands with a 69 per cent sales increase over the past three years.
In June of 2002, Mitsubishi Motor Manufacturing of America, Inc. broke into the top three in assembly productivity among North American automobile manufacturers and secured the most improved ranking for the third consecutive year according to the 2002 Harbour Report North America. The improvements were logged at the company's Normal, Ill., plant, one of the most complex plants in North America producing five models, soon to be six, on a single assembly line.