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Mitsubishi has been building cars of all kinds for over a century now, having established a long history of engineering advances. Most movie fans probably think that Mitsubishi is a Japanese car company specializing in little road racers, thanks largely to the company's many appearances in the Fast and Furious films. But Mitsubishi has been building cars of all kinds for over a century now, having established a long history of engineering advances, motorsport success, and international dominance. The United States may actually be one country where Mitsubishi has less of a sterling reputation than in other nations. But Mitsu is pretty ubiquitous across the globe, not just building cars, trucks, and SUVs but also branching out across many industries from energy to tech and even security. But the company's underrated success in the automotive field remains pretty impressive. Keep scrolling for 17 surprising things you never knew about Mitsubishi. 17. Three Water Chestnuts Many

If you’re on the market for a Mitsubishi Triton for sale - you need to read this 2019 Triton review. In a nutshell: Refreshed Mitsubishi Triton gets some new clothes and improved active safety. The fifth-generation Mitsubishi Triton for sale arrived at Group 1 Mitsubishi only a few years ago and Mitsubishi has already had it crayon twirlers and engineers out to give the thing a mid-life nip and tuck. And it’s just as well too because, with a raft of updated rivals packing more creature comforts and active safety, Mitsubishi needed to do something. But, the question is, has it done enough? What’s the price and what do you get? Our test car is the top-spec Triton GLS Premium. The GLS Premium gets a black nudge bar, chrome door handles, a tub-liner, sports bar, privacy glass for the rear windows, LED daytime running lights and low beam and high beam, electric folding mirrors, leather interior, power adjust driver’s seat, self-dimming rear vision mirror, rain-sensing wipers,