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  Name Mitsubishi Cordia
  Manufacturer Mitsubishi Motors
  Production 1982–1990
  Predecessor Mitsubishi Celeste
  Successor Mitsubishi Eclipse ''(US)''
  Class Compact Car
  similar Honda Prelude <br> Subaru XT <br> Toyota Celica
  layout FF Layout / All Wheel Drive
  Body Style 3-door Coupé Hatchback
  Engine '' 4G12T '' 14&nbspL I4 <br>'' 4G32 '' 16&nbspL I4<br>'' 4G32T '' 16&nbspL turbo I4<br>'' 4G62 '' 18&nbspL I4<br>'' 4G62T '' 18&nbspL turbo<br>'' 4G63 '' 20&nbspL I4
  Transmission 5-speed Manual <br>4-speed Automatic
  Wheelbase 2445&nbspmm (963&nbspin)
  Length 4275&nbspmm (173&nbspin)
  Width 1660&nbspmm (654&nbspin)
  Height 1320&nbspmm (494&nbspin)
  Weight 960&nbspkg
  Related Mitsubishi Tredia


The Mitsubishi Cordia was a Compact Hatchback Coupé built by Mitsubishi Motors from 1982 to 1990. Its name is supposedly an amalgam of "cordorite" (a lustrous mineral) and "diamonds" from Mitsubishi's ''Three Diamonds'' logo. Alongside the Tredia and Starion , it was one of the first cars imported and sold to America by the company without the involvement of its then partner, the Chrysler Corporation .


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Designed to fit between the existing rated at 68  Hp , a 1.6 L rated at 74 hp and a 112 hp Turbocharged 1.6 L. Some smaller export markets also received a Carb -fed 2.0 L rated at 110 hp.

The cars were given a mild facelift in 1983, and Four-wheel Drive was offered in 1984. The engine range was overhauled in 1985 to allow the cars to run on unleaded fuel, including the introduction of a 1.8 L engine in both 100 hp Naturally-aspirated and 135 hp turbocharged form, before production was discontinued in 1990. 1988 was its last year in the United States.


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