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Mitsubishi Diamante

Mitsubishi Diamante is a full-size Japanese car manufactured by Mitsubishi Group from 1990 to 2005. In total, 2 generations of the model were made. The car was produced in sedan and station wagon bodies. The cars were assembled in Japan and Australia. In addition to modifications for domestic markets, there were export versions. Diamante was heavily marketed in the North American market. Translated from Spanish, the name of the car means “diamond”.

Mitsubishi Diamante, 1st generation, 1990–1995

First generation Mitsubishi Diamante, 1990–1995
The first Mitsubishi Diamante was released in 1990. The car was equipped with V6 engines of 2, 2.5 and 3 liters. In addition to the sedan, there was a station wagon version produced in Japan. Also, the first generation Diamante had an all-wheel drive version.

Mitsubishi Diamante, 2nd generation, 1995–2005

Second generation Mitsubishi Diamante, 1995–2005
In 1995, the second generation Mitsubishi Diamante was released. The range of engines has changed: 2.5, 3.0 and 3.5 GDI. The station wagon and the all-wheel drive version disappeared from the lineup. The Diamante has been restyled twice.

In the domestic Japanese market, there was also a “charged” version of the Mitsubishi Diamante, which was distinguished by an audio system with a total power of 270 watts, a sports suspension, exclusive rims and an original exhaust system.

The car was produced until 2005.

Engine Mitsubishi 6G74

Engine Mitsubishi 6G74

The 6G74 engine is one of the members of the Cyclone V6 family. For the first time these models were released in 1992. The basis that was used in its development was another model – 6G72. This motor has proven itself to be extremely reliable, economical and easy to maintain. Thanks to its excellent performance characteristics, this power unit enjoys well-deserved love among car owners. Continue reading Engine Mitsubishi 6G74

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Engine Mitsubishi 6G73

Engine Mitsubishi 6G73

The engine was produced from 1990 to 2002 to equip not only the “Japanese”, it was installed on the Dodge and Chryslers. Like other representatives of the Cyclone family, the power unit is reliable and resource-intensive, quite powerful and relatively economical (average consumption is about 10 liters). Continue reading Engine Mitsubishi 6G73

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Engine Mitsubishi 6G72

Engine Mitsubishi 6G72

The 6G72 engine is a powerful 6-cylinder power unit that appeared in 1986 and was able to hold out on the conveyor until 2008. This motor has proven itself to be extremely reliable, economical and easy to maintain. Thanks to its excellent performance characteristics, this power unit enjoys well-deserved love among car owners. Continue reading Engine Mitsubishi 6G72

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