Mitsubishi sales growth
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Mitsubishi sales growth
Mitsubishi Motors Achieves Five Million Vehicle Sales in the United States - Mitsubishi Newsroom
This is good news. The more Mitsubishi's out here, the more support we'll have. I had been wondering if all of their efforts have been paying off, and it looks like they have. Impressive growth, albeit with smaller starting points.
This is good news. The more Mitsubishi's out here, the more support we'll have. I had been wondering if all of their efforts have been paying off, and it looks like they have. Impressive growth, albeit with smaller starting points.
#3
Fair question. Not "keeping track", this was an email newsletter sent to me from Mitsubishi. I thought it was interesting. As a recent new Outlander buyer, this was one of the concerns I had. It benefits all Mitsubishi owners when there are more on the road for the reasons I stated, better dealer and company support in addition to larger community. Not too big of a concern as Mitsubishi does well in the rest of the world, but the US community is comparatively small. The more drivers out there, the more forum activity, which leads to better support for me. I am on another car brand forum and it has a lot of activity and lots of members helping each other out. I would love for that to happen here. These are the best resources for random tinkering questions and problem solving.
#4
Fair question. Not "keeping track", this was an email newsletter sent to me from Mitsubishi. I thought it was interesting. As a recent new Outlander buyer, this was one of the concerns I had. It benefits all Mitsubishi owners when there are more on the road for the reasons I stated, better dealer and company support in addition to larger community. Not too big of a concern as Mitsubishi does well in the rest of the world, but the US community is comparatively small. The more drivers out there, the more forum activity, which leads to better support for me. I am on another car brand forum and it has a lot of activity and lots of members helping each other out. I would love for that to happen here. These are the best resources for random tinkering questions and problem solving.
I agree it is good to see Mitsubishi making a big come back ensuring future models, warranty and dealer support in the US.
#7
And this tidbit has been my little contribution to the forum today.
Happy reading to those who are dying to read more!
Auto Sales - Markets Data Center - WSJ.com
#8
Sure,... the vehicles are well-rated by Consumer Reports, but the problem that I've heard about is
that Mitsu DEALERS have a Really Crappy reputation. Like,... the Worst in customer satisfaction.
I haven't actually experienced it, but that's what I've read in this forum. Just my 2 cents.
that Mitsu DEALERS have a Really Crappy reputation. Like,... the Worst in customer satisfaction.
I haven't actually experienced it, but that's what I've read in this forum. Just my 2 cents.
Last edited by Mark53; 03-06-2016 at 09:56 PM.
#9
Sure,... the vehicles are well-rated by Consumer Reports, but the problem that I've heard about is
that Mitsu DEALERS have a Really Crappy reputation. Like,... the Worst in customer satisfaction.
I haven't actually experienced it, but that's what I've read in this forum. Just my 2 cents.
that Mitsu DEALERS have a Really Crappy reputation. Like,... the Worst in customer satisfaction.
I haven't actually experienced it, but that's what I've read in this forum. Just my 2 cents.
#10
I have to agree, the brand would be much better off with a little focus on dealership operations and training. I have to drive 60 miles and pass three dealers to get my car aligned because most dealers don't have the hub mounted units required (one dealer doesn't even have a rack at all). The closest dealer to my house changed the oil and put in the wrong viscosity three times in a row and rounded off the drain plug bolt.
The wonderful design and technology is wasted when the mechanics learn about it by trial and error on your car. I agree with the post above. I'd love a direct to market system with a fixed price and proper factory trained service people.
The wonderful design and technology is wasted when the mechanics learn about it by trial and error on your car. I agree with the post above. I'd love a direct to market system with a fixed price and proper factory trained service people.