Series 3 380 now

[Ext User(Dan---)]

Just for you Nod. ;-)


http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/8D5C9AFBEE343094CA2572830000B9B6

Mitsubishi's 380 is set for a Series III update in an effort to keep sales bubbling



You have to admire their persistence.




By NEIL McDONALD 15 February 2007

MITSUBISHI’s 380 will undergo a mid-year facelift to help bolster sales.

Mitsubishi Motors Australia spokeswoman Lenore Fletcher said the 380 Series III would receive modest cosmetic revisions.

Some grade levels will also be "streamlined" for the 2007 year, she said.

It will be the second upgrade the 380 has received in its 14-month life.

However, Ms Fletcher said there would be no further price cuts, with the price remaining at $27,990 for the base ES model - a price determined in April last year in an effort to drive sales.

When the 380 was launched in 2005 the entry price was $34,490.

In an effort to drive sales, Mitsubishi recently offered a limited number of "platinum" edition 380s for $30,990, with more than $4000 worth of kit added.

Mitsubishi sold 1041 examples of the 380 sedan last month in what was a record overall sales month. January’s 380 result was, however, 44.8 per cent better than January 2006.

In the past Mitsubishi has offered price cuts and partial refunds in an effort to lift flagging sales.

The Adelaide-based car-maker sold only 12,423 380s last year, amounting to around 1000 a month, after confidently predicting sales of 2500 a month when the car was launched in December 2005.

However, the 380 remains the only weak link in the Mitsubishi Motors Australia armour as its other imported vehicles are performing strongly.


The recently launched Outlander and Pajero are garnering strong interest with 530 Outlanders sold last month and 368 Pajeros finding buyers. The Triton 4x4 also found 480 buyers last month.

The new Lancer, which is due here later this year, is also expected to lift Mitsubishi’s fortunes. The current model Lancer remains a strong seller, with 1527 sold last month.

January’s total sales of 4554 represented a rise of 28.2 per cent over the same period last year.

According to MMAL’s president and CEO, Robert McEniry, the January sales result was consistent with the company's targets.

"During the month we achieved significant increases right across our locally made, CBU and LCV ranges and consolidated our market share at 5.9 per cent," he said.

"This is an excellent result for us and one we aim to continue."

Mr McEniry said Mitsubishi’s product line-up was very strong "and set to become even stronger".

"Over the course of 2007 we will be releasing some additions to our range designed to attract more people to the Mitsubishi brand.

"These new products include an all-new Lancer, the Series III 380 sedan and 4x2 and diesel automatic variants in the Triton line-up."




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Dan

[Ext User(Noddy)]

"Dan---" <nospam@lsx-tuning.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2007.02.15.22.10.51.54747@lsx-tuning.com...


> Just for you Nod. ;-)

Bewdy :)

> http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/8D5C9AFBEE343094CA2572830000B9B6
>
> Mitsubishi's 380 is set for a Series III update in an effort to keep sales
> bubbling

Series III? Fuck, I must have blinked my eyes and missed the staggeringly
successful and amazingly brilliant series II wizz by....

> You have to admire their persistence.

Their total fucking stupidity more like it.

Just cut the fucking useless thing and avoid any further embarrassment.

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Regards,
Noddy.

[Ext User(Ron)]

Dan--- <nospam@lsx-tuning.com> wrote in
news:pan.2007.02.15.22.10.51.54747@lsx-tuning.com:

> Just for you Nod. ;-)
>
>
> http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/8D5C9AFBEE343094CA257
> 2830000B9B6
>
> Mitsubishi's 380 is set for a Series III update in an effort to keep
> sales bubbling
>
>
>
> You have to admire their persistence.

I'll say!

>
> By NEIL McDONALD 15 February 2007
>
> MITSUBISHI’s 380 will undergo a mid-year facelift to help bolster
> sales.
>
> Mitsubishi Motors Australia spokeswoman Lenore Fletcher said the 380
> Series III would receive modest cosmetic revisions.
>
> Some grade levels will also be "streamlined" for the 2007 year, she
> said.
>
> It will be the second upgrade the 380 has received in its 14-month
> life.
>
> However, Ms Fletcher said there would be no further price cuts, with
> the price remaining at $27,990 for the base ES model - a price
> determined in April last year in an effort to drive sales.
>
> When the 380 was launched in 2005 the entry price was $34,490.
>
> In an effort to drive sales, Mitsubishi recently offered a limited
> number of "platinum" edition 380s for $30,990, with more than $4000
> worth of kit added.

No even Gold would help, you can't polish a turd!

>
> Mitsubishi sold 1041 examples of the 380 sedan last month in what was
> a record overall sales month. January’s 380 result was, however, 44.8
> per cent better than January 2006.
>
> In the past Mitsubishi has offered price cuts and partial refunds in
> an effort to lift flagging sales.
>
>
> January’s total sales of 4554 represented a rise of 28.2 per cent over
> the same period last year.
>
> According to MMAL’s president and CEO, Robert McEniry, the January
> sales result was consistent with the company's targets.

LOL :-) Low targets!

>
> "During the month we achieved significant increases right across our
> locally made, CBU and LCV ranges and consolidated our market share at
> 5.9 per cent," he said.
>
> "This is an excellent result for us and one we aim to continue."
>
> Mr McEniry said Mitsubishi’s product line-up was very strong "and set
> to become even stronger".

In smell..

>
> "Over the course of 2007 we will be releasing some additions to our
> range designed to attract more people to the Mitsubishi brand.

Oh dear! Oxford Steet, Paddington, NSW, here we come..

[Ext User(Kev)]

Dan--- wrote:


>
> Mitsubishi sold 1041 examples of the 380 sedan last month in what was arecord overall sales month. January’s 380 result was, however, 44.8 per cent better than January 2006.


how many of these did the QLD Police and other Govt depts
and the rental car companies

how many did the Public buy??????

Kev

[Ext User(rebel)]

On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 09:10:52 +1100, Dan--- <nospam@lsx-tuning.com> wrote:

>Just for you Nod. ;-)
>
>
>http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/8D5C9AFBEE343094CA2572830000B9B6
>
>Mitsubishi's 380 is set for a Series III update in an effort to keep sales bubbling
>
>
>
>You have to admire their persistence.

Gluttons for punishment.

[Ext User(TPr)]

And why is there no 380 wagon?

Between my company, and the one next door, Mitsubishi has lost 30 sales
every 3 years because there is nothing to replace the Magna wagon. Which
leaves us no choice to but to go to the opposition, a lancer wagon is a
laughable option. I'm sure we aren't the only corporate customers they've
lost.


"Dan---" <nospam@lsx-tuning.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2007.02.15.22.10.51.54747@lsx-tuning.com...
| Just for you Nod. ;-)
|
|
|
http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/8D5C9AFBEE343094CA2572830000B9B6
|
| Mitsubishi's 380 is set for a Series III update in an effort to keep sales
bubbling
|
|
|
| You have to admire their persistence.
|
|
|
|
| By NEIL McDONALD 15 February 2007
|
| MITSUBISHI’s 380 will undergo a mid-year facelift to help bolster sales.
|
| Mitsubishi Motors Australia spokeswoman Lenore Fletcher said the 380
Series III would receive modest cosmetic revisions.
|
| Some grade levels will also be "streamlined" for the 2007 year, she said.
|
| It will be the second upgrade the 380 has received in its 14-month life.
|
| However, Ms Fletcher said there would be no further price cuts, with the
price remaining at $27,990 for the base ES model - a price determined in
April last year in an effort to drive sales.
|
| When the 380 was launched in 2005 the entry price was $34,490.
|
| In an effort to drive sales, Mitsubishi recently offered a limited number
of "platinum" edition 380s for $30,990, with more than $4000 worth of kit
added.
|
| Mitsubishi sold 1041 examples of the 380 sedan last month in what was a
record overall sales month. January’s 380 result was, however, 44.8 per cent
better than January 2006.
|
| In the past Mitsubishi has offered price cuts and partial refunds in an
effort to lift flagging sales.
|
| The Adelaide-based car-maker sold only 12,423 380s last year, amounting to
around 1000 a month, after confidently predicting sales of 2500 a month when
the car was launched in December 2005.
|
| However, the 380 remains the only weak link in the Mitsubishi Motors
Australia armour as its other imported vehicles are performing strongly.
|
|
| The recently launched Outlander and Pajero are garnering strong interest
with 530 Outlanders sold last month and 368 Pajeros finding buyers. The
Triton 4x4 also found 480 buyers last month.
|
| The new Lancer, which is due here later this year, is also expected to
lift Mitsubishi’s fortunes. The current model Lancer remains a strong
seller, with 1527 sold last month.
|
| January’s total sales of 4554 represented a rise of 28.2 per cent over the
same period last year.
|
| According to MMAL’s president and CEO, Robert McEniry, the January sales
result was consistent with the company's targets.
|
| "During the month we achieved significant increases right across our
locally made, CBU and LCV ranges and consolidated our market share at 5.9
per cent," he said.
|
| "This is an excellent result for us and one we aim to continue."
|
| Mr McEniry said Mitsubishi’s product line-up was very strong "and set to
become even stronger".
|
| "Over the course of 2007 we will be releasing some additions to our range
designed to attract more people to the Mitsubishi brand.
|
| "These new products include an all-new Lancer, the Series III 380 sedan
and 4x2 and diesel automatic variants in the Triton line-up."
|
|
|
|
| --
| Regards
| Dan
|
|

[Ext User(Andy)]

On Feb 16, 9:10 am, Dan--- <nos...@lsx-tuning.com> wrote:
> Just for you Nod. ;-)
>
> http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/8D5C9AFBEE343094CA2...
>
> Mitsubishi's 380 is set for a Series III update in an effort to keep sales bubbling
>
> You have to admire their persistence.
>
> By NEIL McDONALD 15 February 2007
>
> MITSUBISHI's 380 will undergo a mid-year facelift to help bolster sales.
>
> Mitsubishi Motors Australia spokeswoman Lenore Fletcher said the 380 Series III would receive modest cosmetic revisions.
>
> Some grade levels will also be "streamlined" for the 2007 year, she said.
>
> It will be the second upgrade the 380 has received in its 14-month life.
>
> However, Ms Fletcher said there would be no further price cuts, with the price remaining at $27,990 for the base ES model - a price determined in April last year in an effort to drive sales.
>
> When the 380 was launched in 2005 the entry price was $34,490.
>
> In an effort to drive sales, Mitsubishi recently offered a limited number of "platinum" edition 380s for $30,990, with more than $4000 worth of kit added.
>
> Mitsubishi sold 1041 examples of the 380 sedan last month in what was a record overall sales month. January's 380 result was, however, 44.8 per cent better than January 2006.
>
> In the past Mitsubishi has offered price cuts and partial refunds in an effort to lift flagging sales.
>
> The Adelaide-based car-maker sold only 12,423 380s last year, amounting to around 1000 a month, after confidently predicting sales of 2500 a month when the car was launched in December 2005.
>
> However, the 380 remains the only weak link in the Mitsubishi Motors Australia armour as its other imported vehicles are performing strongly.
>
> The recently launched Outlander and Pajero are garnering strong interest with 530 Outlanders sold last month and 368 Pajeros finding buyers. The Triton 4x4 also found 480 buyers last month.
>
> The new Lancer, which is due here later this year, is also expected to lift Mitsubishi's fortunes. The current model Lancer remains a strong seller, with 1527 sold last month.
>
> January's total sales of 4554 represented a rise of 28.2 per cent over the same period last year.
>
> According to MMAL's president and CEO, Robert McEniry, the January sales result was consistent with the company's targets.
>
> "During the month we achieved significant increases right across our locally made, CBU and LCV ranges and consolidated our market share at 5.9 per cent," he said.
>
> "This is an excellent result for us and one we aim to continue."
>
> Mr McEniry said Mitsubishi's product line-up was very strong "and set to become even stronger".
>
> "Over the course of 2007 we will be releasing some additions to our range designed to attract more people to the Mitsubishi brand.
>
> "These new products include an all-new Lancer, the Series III 380 sedan and 4x2 and diesel automatic variants in the Triton line-up."
>
> --
> Regards
> Dan

No curtain side air bags? No sales.

[OzOne]

[QUOTE=Ext User(Ron)
Oh dear! Oxford Steet, Paddington, NSW, here we come..[/QUOTE]

You should fit in well Ron....that big saggy arse of yours would probably be a comfortable ride.

[Ext User(David Z)]

One thing they could improve is the engine. It really needs to be given the
"MIVEC" treatment.

"Dan---" <nospam@lsx-tuning.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2007.02.15.22.10.51.54747@lsx-tuning.com...
> Just for you Nod. ;-)
>
>
> http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/8D5C9AFBEE343094CA2572830000B9B6
>
> Mitsubishi's 380 is set for a Series III update in an effort to keep sales
> bubbling
>
>
>
> You have to admire their persistence.
>
>
>
>
> By NEIL McDONALD 15 February 2007
>
> MITSUBISHI’s 380 will undergo a mid-year facelift to help bolster sales.
>
> Mitsubishi Motors Australia spokeswoman Lenore Fletcher said the 380
> Series III would receive modest cosmetic revisions.
>
> Some grade levels will also be "streamlined" for the 2007 year, she said.
>
> It will be the second upgrade the 380 has received in its 14-month life.
>
> However, Ms Fletcher said there would be no further price cuts, with the
> price remaining at $27,990 for the base ES model - a price determined in
> April last year in an effort to drive sales.
>
> When the 380 was launched in 2005 the entry price was $34,490.
>
> In an effort to drive sales, Mitsubishi recently offered a limited number
> of "platinum" edition 380s for $30,990, with more than $4000 worth of kit
> added.
>
> Mitsubishi sold 1041 examples of the 380 sedan last month in what was a
> record overall sales month. January’s 380 result was, however, 44.8 per
> cent better than January 2006.
>
> In the past Mitsubishi has offered price cuts and partial refunds in an
> effort to lift flagging sales.
>
> The Adelaide-based car-maker sold only 12,423 380s last year, amounting to
> around 1000 a month, after confidently predicting sales of 2500 a month
> when the car was launched in December 2005.
>
> However, the 380 remains the only weak link in the Mitsubishi Motors
> Australia armour as its other imported vehicles are performing strongly.
>
>
> The recently launched Outlander and Pajero are garnering strong interest
> with 530 Outlanders sold last month and 368 Pajeros finding buyers. The
> Triton 4x4 also found 480 buyers last month.
>
> The new Lancer, which is due here later this year, is also expected to
> lift Mitsubishi’s fortunes. The current model Lancer remains a strong
> seller, with 1527 sold last month.
>
> January’s total sales of 4554 represented a rise of 28.2 per cent over the
> same period last year.
>
> According to MMAL’s president and CEO, Robert McEniry, the January sales
> result was consistent with the company's targets.
>
> "During the month we achieved significant increases right across our
> locally made, CBU and LCV ranges and consolidated our market share at 5.9
> per cent," he said.
>
> "This is an excellent result for us and one we aim to continue."
>
> Mr McEniry said Mitsubishi’s product line-up was very strong "and set to
> become even stronger".
>
> "Over the course of 2007 we will be releasing some additions to our range
> designed to attract more people to the Mitsubishi brand.
>
> "These new products include an all-new Lancer, the Series III 380 sedan
> and 4x2 and diesel automatic variants in the Triton line-up."
>
>
>
>
> --
> Regards
> Dan
>
>

[Ext User(Dan---)]

On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 09:46:38 +1100, Noddy PCM code reading says :


>> http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/8D5C9AFBEE343094CA2572830000B9B6
>>
>> Mitsubishi's 380 is set for a Series III update in an effort to keep sales
>> bubbling
>
> Series III? Fuck, I must have blinked my eyes and missed the staggeringly
> successful and amazingly brilliant series II wizz by....

Yeah most likely 3rd time unlucky.

>
>> You have to admire their persistence.
>
> Their total fucking stupidity more like it.
>
> Just cut the fucking useless thing and avoid any further embarrassment.

And kill our fun?

:-)





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Regards
Dan