mitsubishi stopped making cars in australia in 2017.
when did mitsubishi stop making cars in australia?
2017
since the end of local 380 production, the entire vehicle range that mmal sells is imported from japan with the asx, outlander and pajero, and from thailand with the mirage, pajero sport and triton.





























current passenger cars





























bullet::::- mitsubishi mirage





























bullet::::- mitsubishi asx





























bullet::::- mitsubishi outlander





























bullet::::- mitsubishi pajero sport





























bullet::::- mitsubishi pajero





























current commercial vehicles





























bullet::::- mitsubishi triton





























former passenger cars





























bullet::::- mitsubishi magna





























bullet::::- mitsubishi 380





























bullet::::- mitsubishi verada





























bullet::::- mitsubishi colt





























bullet::::- mitsubishi lancer





























section::::production and sales, 1991–2007.





























"(sources: fact & figures 2000, fact & figures 2005, fact & figures 2008, mitsubishi motors website)"
mitsubishi motors australia
in 2009, the parent ford company, seeking to avoid the chapter 11 bankruptcy that had already befallen general motors and chrysler, began abondoning overseas projects. around july 2009 ford australia had received permission from detroit to add a new small car to its falcon production line. on 23 may 2013, ford australia announced that it would stop making cars after 88 years due to uncompetitive manufacturing costs and lacklustre sales. the carmaker's annual financial report, for the previous year, showed a loss of a$141m dollars (£90m/$136m) after tax for the 2012 financial year. this followed a loss of a$290m in 2011 and a total loss of a$600m over the preceding five years, as a result, 1,200 staff would lose their jobs.
ford australia