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2012 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport ES, At first glance, the naming of the 2012 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport seems to make sense. This compact SUV looks the part of an automotive athlete with its aggressive, Lancer Evolution-inspired front-end styling and semi-crouching stance. But sadly, there's really not enough under the buff body to justify the "Sport" portion of this model's moniker. On paper the Outlander Sport looks promising, as it is loosely based on the Mitsubishi Outlander, a crossover SUV we've praised in the past for its agile handling. Baby brother Sport is 14 inches shorter, 2 inches lower and as much as 700 pounds lighter, all favorable factors that should add up to increased agility and performance. But in the real world we've discovered that these would-be advantages yield nothing particularly beneficial. The Sport's lighter weight would be an advantage if it could be had with the bigger Outlander's more powerful engine choices, b...

The 2011 Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback attempts to blend performance with utility in an affordable package, just like the hatchbacks we're used to. Based on a sporty version of the Lancer sedan, the Sportback certainly has the performance side of the formula wrapped up. And there's a fair amount of utility here, with the hatchback design offering more cargo space than the sedan. It also looks the part, with an aggressive face and a sleekly styled rear. http://coolhot46.blogspot.com/ A new entry-level model, the ES, drops the base price by more than $2,000, making it more competitive with other hatchbacks. This also brings the trim level count to three (including the GTS and higher-performing Ralliart models) to broaden the car's appeal. Another new item this year is Mitsubishi's optional Fuse voice-activation system; it helps to alleviate some of the frustration we encountered when operating the navigation and audio controls. http://coolhot46.blogspot.com/ http:/...

The latest industry trend to be spotted at the New York auto show was the incredible shrinking crossover, exemplified by the Nissan Juke and this Mitsubishi Outlander Sport. Both vehicles were making their North American debuts, having premiered at the Geneva show last month. (The Mitsubishi is known as the RVR and ASX elsewhere on the planet.) http://coolhot46.blogspot.com/ Of the two, the Juke is the cute but weird-looking one, whereas the Outlander Sport looks more substantial. We also have to say it’s more handsome than the bigger Outlander that’s already in the Mitsubishi lineup. With an overall length of 169.1 inches, it’s just over a foot shorter than its big brother, although the wheelbases are identical at 105.1 inches. http://coolhot46.blogspot.com/ INTERIOR The interior of the Outlander Sport doesn’t break much new ground, but will satisfy the needs of most drivers. Our demonstrator featured some soft touch materials, both on the doors and the dashboard. The gauge binna...

The Cedia gets its credentials from the legendary Evo 9 racecar Series of Mitsubishi. Well-equipped with advanced technology, this car is available in three variants: Spirit, Sports, and Select ALPG. The ALPG variant carries all the features available on the Sports and Spirit variants. The new Cedia receives aggressive new styling, a robust engine and upscale interiors. http://coolhot46.blogspot.com/ The Cedia is the latest entrant in the D-segment to wear the signature Mitsubishi Motors' three-diamond logo. Endorsing its sporting lineage, the Cedia at first glance looks athletic, sporty and eager to go. The design philosophy behind the Cedia is to deliver a good car that has most of its work cut out on city roads as well as one that does well on occasional highway jaunts. http://coolhot46.blogspot.com/ INTERIOR The interiors of Mitsubishi Cedia are well-designed, with a trendy instrument cluster, dash and leather finished center console. The seats of the car have been u...