Mitsubishi 380 Flagship Gets New Name, Lower Pricing

CANBERRA – In response to lackluster sales, Mitsubishi Motors Australia Ltd. is renaming its new 380 large sedan the Series II and slashing the base price by 20%, or A$6,500 ($4,990).

The base model now is priced at A$27,990 ($21,489), compared with the original A$34,490 ($26,480) price tag, making it A$5,000 ($3,839) less than other domestically built 6-cyl. cars.

The auto maker also ...

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