Mitsubishi has been something of a punching bag among both analysts and critics in the United States for some years now, with lukewarm reception to new products and meek sales figures. But while few were paying attention, the Japanese brand’s pendulum made a mighty swing in the right direction in 2011, with sales finishing up over 40 percent year-over-year, making it the second fastest-growing brand in the States. Of course, total brand sales were just 77,995 (2010 sales: 55,683), but one has to start somewhere. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Mitsubishi to build another Eclipse?
Among Japanese automakers in the United States, Mitsubishi is largely relegated to “also ran status” alongside the likes of Subaru and Suzuki, and behind heavy-hitting rivals like Toyota, Honda and Nissan. The Diamond Star automaker will soon have a lineup consisting of only three model lines. But that wasn’t always the case, and may not be again if the latest reports come to fruition. Funk Flex Find Flex On Google+
Mitsubishi No Longer Making LCD TV’s Could Be Good News!
There are a lot of companies making LCD TV’s, and Mitsubishi is good with that, so good in fact that they are no longer stressing them, they will close that part of there operations and only Make TV’s That are…See Details. @TatWza
