The market’s “love affair” with the Montero Sport is indeed still going strong. The Montero Sport was launched in the market way back in 2008, but the sales figures that it achieved in a month speak volumes on how the buying public positively regards the SUV.
Subaru, Audi and Mitsubishi reported their best sales performances during the first four months of the year. Motor Image Pilipinas Inc. (Mipi), the exclusive distributor of Subaru brand of vehicles in the Philippines, registered a record-breaking 94-percent growth after selling 577 units, compared to the 297 units sold in the same period of last year.
Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corp. (MMPC) has ordered the recall of over a thousand units of its new Mirage subcompact car sold in the Philippines due to safety issues.
Overshadowed by last week’s 50th anniversary bash of Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corp. was Osamu Masuko’s announcement of the imminent rollout of the plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) version of the upcoming 2013 Outlander crossover.
MITSUBISHI Motors Philippines Corp. (MMPC) expects record-high sales in 2013 due to high consumer demand for vehicles such as its newly launched Mirage.
November 16 is perhaps the most awaited date at Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corp. This is the date when the Japanese automotive giant will finally release to the Philippine market the all-new Mirage.
When the Mitsubishi Mirage was launched in 1978, the compact hatchback was at the forefront of a trend.
Mitsubishi’s dominance in the local motoring market has also highlighted the chink in its armor: the lack of a small passenger car that will complement its strong SUV and pick-up range. Thankfully, the stars have aligned and Mitsubishi Motors Corp. has launched their global small car project, now known as the Mirage.
Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corp. (MMPC) hopes to gain leadership in the passenger car market with the launching of its all-new “Mirage” in the Philippines in late October this year.
After making its world premiere at the 42nd Tokyo Motor Show on Nov. 30, 2011, the all new Mitsubishi Mirage has finally arrived in Thailand showrooms.
If you are one of the 88,000 plus who visited the 8th Manila International Auto Show (MIAS) the other week, you may have wondered what happened to the big car manufacturers like Toyota, Mitsubishi, Honda and Nissan.
The fact that Mitsubishi became the country’s best-selling brand last May—edging out perennial leader Toyota after posting a 28.6 percent market share—only shows how the three-diamond emblem is solidly entrenched in the minds of Filipino consumers.
