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[[Mitsubishi Motors]] uses the following [[automobile platform]]s: * [[Mitsubishi GS platform]] — [[Compact car]]s (U.S.) / [[small family car]]s (Europe)

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...[[DaimlerChrysler]] and [[Mitsubishi Motors]] since 2001 and used in the [[Mitsubishi Colt]] first introduced in 2003. It was also used a year later in the [[Sma ...ts, Reports on Achievement of Major Milestones in Turnaround"], Mitsubishi Motors press release, May 18, 2001

...tsubishi using the GS platform are made in Japan, starting with the 2005 [[Mitsubishi Outlander]] [[crossover SUV]]. PM/MK vehicles from Chrysler are assembled a ===Mitsubishi===

...most common marketers of [[cabover]]-type medium duty cab/chassis used as platforms for box trucks. In North America, these trucks can range from [[Truck class

...of compact cars from Asia include the [[Tata Indigo]], [[Honda Civic]], [[Mitsubishi Lancer]], [[Nissan Bluebird Sylphy]], [[Mazda 3]], [[Subaru Impreza]], [[Su ...before World War II, the compact class was introduced in 1950 when [[Nash Motors|Nash]] introduced a [[convertible]] [[Nash Rambler|Rambler]]. It was built

...nault]] in 1979. The arrangement lasted until March 2, 1987, when American Motors was purchased by the [[Chrysler Corporation]], which discontinued the use o ...dson Motor Car Company]] (in what was called a merger) to form '''American Motors'''. When the merger was completed in the spring of 1954, Hudson's CEO, [[A.

| [[Mitsubishi GTO]] ...rend has largely been driven by the strength of the stock parts. Untouched motors have been shown to withstand power levels in excess of 3 times what the sto