Almost everyone has experienced the drag of having a flat tire. Or running out of gas. Or even an engine problem. It always seems to happen at the most inconvenient moment too. To take some of the uncertainty and hassle out of these roadside problems, Mitsubishi has released an all-new roadside-assistance app.
In tandem with Mitsubishi Motor Roadside Assistance partner Agero, the smartphone app gives users touch access to speedy roadside help for those pesky…
A new Mitsubishi exists that can fit any budget or need. The ultra-efficient i-MiEV for those seeking an electric alternative to normal gas-powered autos. The Outlander Sport for the adventurous types with a diversified set of requirements. Then there is the forthcoming 2013 Mitsubishi Lancer.
What sets the 2013 Lancer apart from the pack?
We're glad you asked. The next-generation Mitsubishi Lancer is something to really get excited about. It has a combination of…
With a total driving range of 62 miles and zero emissions produced, drivers in the greater Denver, CO area and beyond are starting to notice the Mitsubishi i. Powered by MiEV technology, it's the most affordable electric vehicle available in the United States today... And to our neighbors to the north for that matter.
The City of Vancouver recently announced it would be ordering 13 Mitsubishi i electric vehicles to replace older gasoline-based cars…
Based on the 2012 EPA Annual Fuel Economy Guide mileage estimates, the new Mitsubishi i delivers a jaw-dropping, EPA-estimated 112 combined MPGe… That's an estimated 126 MPGe on the highway and 99 MPGe in the city. For readers not familiar with the acronym, MPGe refers to miles per gallon-electric.
Considering the long-term value that comes with that kind of efficiency, it's hard to believe that the i starts as low as $21,625…
Don't get everyone at Skyline Mitsubishi wrong, we love the new Mitsubishi i-MiEV. It's innovative and emission-free approach to automobile ownership is a broad leap in the right direction. We just hope with all the buzz surrounding the i-MiEV, you haven't forgotten about the great lineup of new Mitsubishi vehicles that are technologically advanced and a joy to drive as well. Allow us a short moment to highlight a few favorites.
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The Wall Street Journal recently took a close look at the Mitsubishi i electric compact vehicle, coming to Skyline Mitsubishi near Denver, Colorado. In the article, this new Mitsubishi was hailed as a great entry level EV.
At first shake, WSJ blogger Jonathan Welsh was impressed by the new price point set by the i-MiEV, with a U.S. MSRP starting base price of $31,125. This compares favorably with Ford's electric Focus in…
The latest Mitsubishi SUV, Mitsubishi Outlander Sport might go down in the company's history as the best SUV they've created. Skyline Mitsubishi of Greater Denver, Colorado shoppers certainly think so.
Chicago Tribune reviewers agree, Outlander Sport is "a compact SUV that does everything well."
Coming in with a base price of $21,995, extra options (including glass sunroof, Sirius satellite radio, backup camera and premium sound system) bring your Outlander Sport total to…
Imagine for a moment the 14,110-foot climb up Pikes Peak. Now imagine the Mitsubishi i-MiEV ascending that mountain. Not quite the picture you'd normally piece together, right? Skyline Mitsubishi agrees completely. Usually, we like to think of the innovative Mitsubishi EV as supplying city-dwellers with eco-friendly mobility rather than taking adventure-lovers on off-road terrain. But perhaps we should all get used to the idea...because it's going to become a reality.
Revealed at the Geneva Motor Show, the Outlander Plug-In Hybrid not only marks a step forward for the Mitsubishi Outlander model, it signifies a leap in the direction of a greener, more global brand reputation for Mitsubishi.
Those with a small budget and a big love for Mother Nature, listen up. Skyline Mitsubishi would like to share with you the true cost of owning a Mitsubishi i. Unlike other automotive purveyors, we're going to give you more than just the starting MSRP, because everyone knows that buying a vehicle costs more than what you pay up front...it's all about the way you fuel up and the bill you rack up by doing so.