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mitsubishi grandis
mitsubishi grandis
mitsubishi grandis
mitsubishi grandis
mitsubishi grandis
mitsubishi grandis
mitsubishi grandis
mitsubishi grandis 2.0
mitsubishi grandis 2.0
mitsubishi grandis 2.0
mitsubishi grandis 2.0
mitsubishi grandis 2.0
mitsubishi grandis 2.0
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS black
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS black
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS blue
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS blue
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS brown
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS brown
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS green
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS green
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS interior
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS red
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS red
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS silver
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS silver
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS white
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS white
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS 2.0 interior
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS 2.0 brown
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS 2.0 engine
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS 2.0 blue
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS 2.0 green
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS 2.0 black
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS 2.0 white
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS 2.0 red
MITSUBISHI GRANDIS 2.0 silver

mitsubishi grandis

With the 7 seat arrangement this Mitsubishi Grandis looks quite big in size. Engine design is of 2.4 L with four cylinder support. Later the diesel engine with 2.0 L capacity is sourced and released into the market. The exterior styling matches with the Mitsubishi Space Liner having the monobox designed four seat arrangements with the centre opening doors. Curved lower grille edge, prominent corporate badge, increased ground clearance all made this to be fine for long trips and family trips. Fuel cell technology has been introduced into the design so as to give the best fuel consumption by the engine. The better fuel consumption would mean better mileage to the individuals.

It has the 5 speed manual, 4 speed INVECS-II transmission applied for the petrol engines, 6 speed manual used for the diesel engines. The front engine with front wheel drive or 4 wheel drive is made available in the model giving better performance on the road.

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