#MitsubishiFuelEconomy

Nissan is considering buying a controlling stake in Mitsubishi Motors for roughly 200 billion yen ($1.84 billion).

Mitsubishi has admitted to submitting falsified fuel economy data for more vehicles than it originally disclosed.

Things seems to be getting worse for Mitsubishi after the brand admitted to falsifying fuel economy data for about 600,000 mini-cars in Japan. 

Mitsubishi Motors has admitted that it manipulated fuel economy data for about 620,000 Japan-market vehicles. 

Mitsubishi plans on publishing fuel economy numbers that are derived in the real world by customers, rather than just official estimates.