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Friday, June 17, 2011

2011 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport Review

Mitsubishi Motors is adding a new model derived from the top of the line crossing, the Outlander: The new Mitsubishi Outlander Sport, a slightly smaller version of the popular seven-passenger CUV, which has a completely redesigned body, a more fuel efficient engine mated to a 5-speed manual or continuously variable transmission (CVT) and comfortable accommodation for five.


The new model sports models 2011 years Mitsubishi Outlander is available in two finishes for the U.S. market: ES 2WD and features generous standard equipment package, and choose a manual or a CVT transmission and a higher level, a technique with the SE version, which is available in 2WD or 4WD, and contains a variable transmission.

"The new Outlander Sport 2011 is a reflection of what happens when Mitsubishi Motors is focusing its engineering resources and design in the task of developing a fun, expressive, affordable, but the most ecological car," said Shinichi Kurihara, president and MMNA CEO.



Athletic Style

His tight, muscular sheets, the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport is a breed apart visually from the rest of its competition in the compact crossover.

When the front end inspired by jet fighter air intakes that decorated the company legendary high-performance sports saloon - the Lancer Evolution - Mitsubishi Outlander Sport will bring a touch of pepper, more to the otherwise very poor segment of the event. But the sculpted body is not just a cosmetic use - its smooth lines and flowing, long-beltline and rear spoiler combine to give this new model and elegant one of the lowest coefficients of drag of a car of its class.

Reconfiguration of the 2.0-liter engine

For this application, crossover, the company tried and true 4B11 engine with aluminum block and cylinder head, innovative MIVEC (Mitsubishi Innovative Valve timing electronic) variable valve timing and configuration normally aspirated accompanied by new features, including pistons resin-coated and camshaft in a smoother surface to reduce friction and fuel economy. A more efficient alternator and power steering lot to this cause.

Mitsubishi Outlander sport, this enhanced version of the 4B11 produces 148 hp @ 6000 rpm and 143 pound-feet of torque complete at low revs the 4200 a 2.0-liter 4-cylinder in-line configuration. In addition, most of the torque is produced through a wide range of power around 2200 rpm all the way to just below the red line at 6,500 rpm.

More fuel Sportronic CVT or 5-speed manual

Available in the Mitsubishi Outlander ES Sport and standard on the SE model, the Sportronic ® continuously variable transmission (CVT) design features improvements not only help improve fuel economy and reduce emissions of previous iterations of this innovative transmission technology Mitsubishi, but also to make the driver feel by moving manually via magnesium paddles mounted behind the steering wheel.



In normal driving on flat roads, the CVT has changed his schedule is established to provide a good balance between fuel economy and dynamic performance. But if a driver encounters a road that begs to be driven with more zeal, the CVT shifts to a more aggressive manual sport mode that mimics a 6-speed transmission and improves the responsiveness of pulley hydraulic unit.



The standard transmission in the Mitsubishi Outlander ES Sport Mitsubishi gearbox smooth shifting 5-speed manual has been updated for this compact crossover vehicle. Change believed to have been improved with the addition of two marches triple synchronizers in first and second gear ratios and final start was modified for better performance and fuel economy.

Electronically controlled 4WD for optimal treatment and adherence

Borrowed from the Outlander a medium-sized, lightweight, electronically controlled 4WD system is optional on the Outlander Sport SE, and has seen a further improvement in the design of the facilities of his cousin less than the crossover. The system of power transfer unit (PTU) to use a low viscosity oil to reduce parasite drag and promote fuel economy improvements, but the torque distribution of the calibration is improved for all road surface conditions (snow , sand, ice), leading to greater stability.



Chassis: A cup for the best

With a total length of 169.1 inches vs. 183.7 inches Outlander, the new Mitsubishi Outlander Sport is more than a foot shorter than their siblings closer in width (69.7 inches versus 70, 9 inches) and height ( 64.2 inches to 66.1 inches in front), respectively, while sharing an identical wheelbase of 105.1 inches Mitsubishi Outlander ES 2WD A Sport with CVT tipped the scales weighing in at £ 3098 - just over 100 pounds heavier than CVT-equipped sedan Lancer GTS.

Both Sport and Outlander Outlander share the same suspension tuning - a set MacPherson front with a rear multi-link rear - but the new Mitsubishi Outlander Sport has received some design changes that provide an optimum driving comfort and stability sufficient to support better sport compact.

Living Mitsubishi Outlander Sport is a unique mirror from the Outlander only - only parts to be transferred to the new crossover.

Major revisions in the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport chassis are members of the Cross for the support of the new electric power steering and redesigned rear half of the platform (floor) to accommodate a new exhaust system more streamlined and made of high resistance for increased structural rigidity while reducing weight.

Safety: Technology gives Piece of Mind

Taking advantage of the tremendous amount of research and development carried out on behalf of the original security Outlander, Outlander sport uses a lot of technical thinking, not only to minimize damage to all occupants of the car (Mitsubishi Outlander sport has received ratings 5-Star frontal and side impact of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration), but also for pedestrians too.

A breakthrough in the cabin of the security system that consists of a front air bag supplemental restraint (SRS) for driver and front passenger, includes side air bags and air curtains, a knee air bag sensors driver, the driver's seat position and passenger weight, active front headrests and seatbelts for three points in the five seats (front safety belts) are included at no charge.




Function security is the driving dynamic braking system that would ignore both the accelerator and brake pedal is engaged at the same time, the vehicle decelerates to stop.

Outlander Sport also includes a next-generation Reinforced Impact Safety Evolution Mitsubishi (Rise) technology in its frame. RISE system dissipates energy, if the side or rear impact, helping to protect passengers while minimizing the distortion of the fuel system of the body and the rear end collision.

Pedestrian protection technologies include a newly designed energy-absorbing front bumper to reduce injury to the leg, the front fenders plastic twist cap and bend the light again.

Ride, comfort and

Whether it is a fast drive to the grocery store or a long journey between states, the occupants of the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport is treated to a refined driving in comfort and a host of welcome features - all made more impressive when Considering this beautiful and capable of crossing low MSRP.

The open road, the suspension system provides a satisfactory strong character around that feels that the high U.S. dollar luxury sedan when the electric power steering communicates with excellent feedback from the road. Fabric covered seats are comfortable for everyone - especially the front seats, because they have a torso and thigh support well - when there is plenty of room for adjustment, even longer (6 feet), set.

Residents of the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport is also treated to a leisurely stroll through the spray on soundproofing material on the floor and on top of the hood, sound-absorbing material in the pavilion and the addition of tire noise.




Air conditioning and pollen filter, steering wheel cruise control steering controls, tilt and telescoping steering wheel, electric windows, central locking, remote keyless entry and 140-watt AM/FM/CD/MP3 audio system with steering wheel controls and four speakers, processor digital signal, control balance and speed compensated volume and blend with Hands Free Link, USB input jack are just some of the standard offer comfort. Among the updates are available to start the engine of luxury at a distance, the Super High-Intensity Discharge (HID-S), the voice path to a bright light is wider than the Lexus LS, in-dash 6-disc CD/MP3 changer compatibility, a panoramic glass roof with adjustable LED lighting, outdoor sports trim package, Piano Black center console and move the front panel, 40GB HDD navigation system with music server and real-time traffic and booming 710-watt Rockford Fosgate ®- audio system with nine speakers, including 10 - inch subwoofer with dual-Punch Control.

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Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Classic Japanese Cars at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show

Together with their new production cars and concept studies, some domestic automakers also brought along with them a handful of Japanese classics to display at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show floors. First up is the 1980 Mazda Familia hatchback which was essentially the Mazda3's forefather. Toyota had a 1981 Toyota Soarer Coupe and the GT HYBD, a gas-turbine hybrid concept version of its first production sports car, the Sports 800 that went on sale in 1965.

Mazda displayed the 1970 500cc rotary-powered RX-500 Concept while Mitsubishi exhibited Japan's first series production automobile, the 1917 A Model which was based on the Fiat Tipo 3. Finally, Honda showed off a first generation (1976-1981) Honda Accord CVCC three-door hatchback.

Photos shot by our Tokyo Motor Show reporter, Phil Alex



Saturday, October 10, 2009

2010 Mitsubishi Lancer EVO X: JDM Model Receives Minor Updates Including Lighter Plastics

As is common this time of year, Mitsubishi has launched the 2010 model year version of the Lancer EVO X for the Japanese market. Changes for the new model year are limited to the beefier side skirts, the use of new plastics up front that are said to weigh 1.5kg or about 3.3 pounds less than those they replace, a new color LCD screen between the speedometer and rev-counter with more functions, improved insulation and some minor tweaks to the interior trim.

In addition, for the 2010 model year, Mitsubishi said that it is dropping the five-speed manual gearbox option from the top-of-the-line GSR Premium Edition that will be available only with the six-speed twin-clutch SST transmission. In Japan, prices for the 2010 Mitsubishi Lancer EVO X begin from 3,150,000 Yen (about $35,420 or €24,100) for the base RS model.


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