Do they still make Mitsubishi Delica?
In May 2013, Mitsubishi discontinued the commercial version of the third generation Delica in Australia—badged as the Mitsubishi Express—due to its inferior safety. The Express was the last new car to be sold in Australia with a one-star ANCAP rating.
Where can I buy a used Mitsubishi Delica?
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Where does the Mitsubishi Delica Star come from?
By far, the vast majority of Delica Star Wagons, also simply known as the L300, imported to North America come from Japan. This means they’re right-hand drive. A very small number come from left-hand-drive areas such as Europe or Taiwan, but don’t expect to find them regularly.
What are the trim levels of a Mitsubishi Delica Van?
There are a multitude of trim levels. The most commonly imported are the basic GLX, the mid-grade Exceed (with velour upholstery), and upper-end Super Exceed. The Super Exceed gets lots of bells and whistles, interior upgrades, and so on. Then there are the ski-themed Chamonix and Jasper models.
How much does a Mitsubishi Delica Bushmaster weigh?
Helped along by paddle-shifters for the CVT transmission, the Bushmaster had no trouble keeping up with town or highway traffic. In standard trim it weighs 1800kg. Fuel consumption on a combined run without too much 4WDing should see it sit around 10.0L/100km.
What kind of Van is the Mitsubishi Delica?
If you’re looking for a cool camper, an adventure-ready van, or just a fun, quirky four-wheel-drive Japanese RV, the Mitsubishi Delica might be the ticket. If you’ve never heard of a Mitsubishi Delica van, we wouldn’t be surprised.
Can a Mitsubishi Delica be a tiny home?
So, we set aside a year from our careers and are in the middle of a road trip, traveling from Vancouver, Canada to Ushuaia, Argentina. We wanted a van that we could convert into a tiny rolling home, and naturally we considered the classic Volkswagons and the super spacious—yet extremely thirsty—Ford and Chevy campers.
By far, the vast majority of Delica Star Wagons, also simply known as the L300, imported to North America come from Japan. This means they’re right-hand drive. A very small number come from left-hand-drive areas such as Europe or Taiwan, but don’t expect to find them regularly.
Is the Mitsubishi Delica exported to the US?
Meaning a car solely produced for Japan . It was never exported to the US in its true Japanese form, but now, the customary 25 years have passed, and you can see these trickling into the US. Plus, there’s a reason why they are gaining in popularity.