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Mitsubishi Motors was founded in 1917 the first Mitsubishi, 7-seat sedan based on the Fiat Tipo 3, came off the assembly line. The car was a failure, and its production was discontinued after the assembly line came 22 pcs.

Only after the merger of Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and Mitsubishi Aircraft Co. in 1934, the company enters the peak of glory.

In 1937, the company aimed mainly at the construction of aircraft, ships, rail cars, has launched its first production sedan PX33. Unfortunately, the car was designed for military purposes because of the approaching war.

Only after the war ended, the company launched the production line of 3 new models of vehicles, Mizushima and a scooter with a funny name Silver Pigeon.

Ten years later, Japan faced the problem of transportation of people, because of the huge number of families. It was then on the market, a model Mitsubishi 500 sedan, and later in 1963 Minica Colt 1000.

The next step for the company was a merger with a foreign company - Chrysler bought 15% Mitsubishi, which gave the Japanese company a license to sell cars in the United States and Australia.

Thus, Mitsubishi was able to increase the number of car sales in Europe. However, in 1980 an American partner was forced to sell the Australian manufacturing division.

Two years later, Mitsubishi entered the US market under its own name with the sedan Tredia, Cordia and coupe Starion. It sold more than 30,000 vehicles, but the Japanese sought to increase the number of sales, and they started an active advertising campaign. By the end of the 80s Mitsubishi sold 1.5 million units of vehicles worldwide.

In 1987, Mitsubishi and Chrysler founded a new company-producer of vehicles in the state of Illinois by giving it the name Diamond-Star Motors. Imeeno with this plant out models such as Mitsubishi Eagle, Eagle Talon and Plymouth Laser.

In 1988, Mitsubishi owned only 25% of the company, while Chrysler raised its stake to 20%. Later, in 1992, it reduced the share to only 3%, and even sold its assets in the Diamond Star Motors, Mitsubishi leaving as the sole owner.

In 1995, Mitsubishi Motors changed its name to the DSM, for the US market. In addition, in 2002 opened a new Mitsubishi North American Production Division.

In 1977, due to defects in Mitsubishi clutch it had to be repaired free of charge 163 707 cars this repair cost the company $ 200 million.

In 2006, Mitsubishi released  cars for the Asian market, and in Europe more popular models of Mitsubishi Lancer and Outlander.