60 Years of Mitsubishi in the Philippines

[111prez]

60 years already ... https://www.topgear.com.ph/features/...ef=home_feed_1

And my favorites are still the Lancer and 1st gen Pajero

Remember the Celeste? This was reportedly named after a singer back then.

[babkalakal]

60 years already ... https://www.topgear.com.ph/features/...ef=home_feed_1

And my favorites are still the Lancer and 1st gen Pajero

Remember the Celeste? This was reportedly named after a singer back then.

i remember the celeste for its aicraft style overhead radio console. optional accessory ata yun .

[jick.cejoco]

mitsubishi is very huge. from aircraft, ship building, electronics, heating/ airconditioning, ball pens, electrical power generation and the list goes on.

[dr. d]

i read back in the day, that because they also manufactured the mitsubishi zero of world war 2 fame, a number of costumers refused to purchase anything with the triple diamond marquee on it...
heh heh.

[jick.cejoco]

i read back in the day, that because they also manufactured the mitsubishi zero of world war 2 fame, a number of costumers refused to purchase anything with the triple diamond marquee on it...
heh heh.

and so was subaru

[dr. d]

and so was subaru

i didn't see the connection between nakajima and subaru, until you mentioned it.
heh heh.

[baludoy]

At one time in our automotive history, Mitsubishi was one of a handful of auto makers who remained in the country during the dark days of our economic downturn/s in the marcosian years of the early to mid-1980s.

If what I remember is correct- Toyota practically left our shores, Honda wasn't interested in selling here yet, and the other car manufacturers wouldn't touch our roads w/ a 10 foot pole because the outlook for our country wasn't good.

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