Mitsubishi is launching a new pickup truck in the United States. It’s part of the automaker’s revamped roadmap that includes a handful of other vehicles as it expands its lineup from four vehicles today to six as soon as next year. But this truck isn’t one of those six.
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In Cars, Honda, International News, Mitsubishi / by Gerard Lye / 23 October 2026 10:16 am
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