The 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander has leaked ahead of its official debut next month.

High-end smartphones are seriously expensive: $650 for the latest iPhone, $600 for the newest Samsung Galaxy, $550 for a Droid Turbo.

Buying a new car can often come down to the dealership experience and not all facilities deliver the same level of quality service.

Mitsubishi’s already long-in-the-tooth Lancer small car is not scheduled to be replaced anytime soon.

Mitsubishi is teasing its “new face” that’s coming to the 2015 New York Auto Show. 

Well, another dumpy winter month is in the books. The season that just won’t end is at long last winding down; the light of spring is visible at the end of this frigid tunnel.

Mitsubishi is giving its i-MiEV electric car minor updates for the 2016 model year.

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Mitsubishi is using the 2015 Chicago Auto Show to give a glimpse of its future.

This is the Mitsubishi Concept GC-PHEV, a hybrid show car that’s making its North American debut right here in Chicago. This utility vehicle showcases styling cues that will supposedly make their way to a production full-size crossover in the future.

Like VC fighters hacking their way through Vietnam’s jungles in order to keep the Ho Chi Minh trail open and supplies flowing we find ourselves in the thick of auto-show season, surrounded by enemy combatants … or perhaps just journalists from other publications.

Mitsubishi is turning to Nissan for help on its next midsize sedan.

Mitsubishi is pumping up its Outlander Sport crossover vehicle. The 2015 model will now offer a 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine that delivers 20 extra horses compared to the standard 2.0-liter unit.

Another month is in the books! January is done and gone just like childhood memories of Space Camp. How well did automakers do? Let’s break it down.

Mitsubishi is teasing a crossover concept that it plans to showcase during the 2015 Geneva Motor Show in March.

A planned tie-up between Mitsubishi and Nissan has hit a snag. 

Mitsubishi plans to show off the GC-PHEV Concept at the 2015 Chicago Auto Show. 

Coverage from the Consumer Electronics Show and Tokyo Auto Salon filled this past week’s automotive news stories.

Mitsubishi is teasing a possible final edition of the legendary Lancer Evolution at the 2015 Tokyo Auto Salon.

January is upon us and another 12-month span is in the books. Like tales of Genghis Kahn’s epic Eurasian conquests or new episodes of I Love Lucy, 2014 is history and what a year it was.

Mitsubishi is readying a final edition Evolution X before its well-loved performance sedan takes a bow and exits the market.

Mitsubishi is planning a more powerful Lancer Evolution GSR, but the news is bittersweet.

It’s that time of year again.

Mitsubishi has confirmed that the Mirage sedan will be sold in the U.S.

Don’t count Mitsubishi out just yet. 

Mitsubishi has allowed much of its North American product portfolio to become stale. Compared to high-profile competition like the Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic, the Lancer stands in the shadows of giants. There have been cases in the automotive world when David toppled Goliath, but is this one of those situations?

A few weeks ago we published a Top 10 list focusing on some of our favorite in-production vehicles that are getting on in years. In spite of their geriatric status these cars and trucks are aging gracefully, still capable of plastering a big ol’ grin across the lower portion of your face.

Mitsubishi is working on a new compact sedan model that will replace the Lancer.

The Mitsubishi Outlander is getting a facelift and a fresh batch of spy photos are offering an early peek at what is coming.

The year’s spookiest month has finally passed. Gone with the calendar’s page-turn are bags of corn syrup-laden foodstuffs, poorly thought-out costumes and strangers ringing your doorbell at night demanding sweets in exchange for protection from vandalism.

Buying a new car can be a daunting experience and the last thing you want to do is have to go back to have to serviced to fix an issue that shouldn’t have been there in the first place.

Drivers looking for something cool have a veritable smörgåsbord of options on the market today. Automakers are building some of the most appealing and exciting vehicles in industry history.

Mitsubishi is showing off a preview of what will eventually become a more premium version of the company’s Plug-In Hybrid Outlander Crossover.

The Mitsubishi Mirage might be the last vehicle you think of when it comes to race cars.

Ahead of the Paris Motor Show, Mitsubishi just revealed a concept preview of what will eventually become a sportier, more premium package offered with its Outlander Plug-In Hybrid SUV.

Many have written Mitsubishi off as an also-ran in the American marketplace destined to the same fate that befell Suzuki and Daewoo. Well, not so fast.

The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution will get a small price cut for its final model year.

Like memories of band camp August is dead and buried. Regrettably the eighth month of the year didn’t go quietly; it took summer down with it. Sure, the season’s not officially over but we’re too emotionally devastated about the loss to care. At least new-vehicle sales in the U.S. were strong.

Don’t count Mitsubishi out just yet as the brand still has some plans for the U.S. market, including a new corporate face to be used across its entire lineup.

Ah, Mitsubishi. This once proud Japanese automaker has been in a state of seemingly inexorable decline for decades.

It’s that time of the month again, folks. For a collectively painful but short period of time, manufacturers are putting their usual press release repertoire to the side, instead focusing on what really matters: the almighty dollar.

A big factor in selling cars is the power of the brand a model is tied to. With that in mind, these five brands must have a tough time moving units at their dealerships.

Mitsubishi has announced a recall for an undisclosed amount of 2004 through 2005 Lancer sedans over malfunctioning airbags supplied by Takata.

“Soon” is quite possibly the least satisfying answer possible, yet we hear it countless times about exciting new cars.