The safety campaign affects the 2016 Lancer with a CVT, as well 2016 Outlander and 2015-2016 Outlander Sport models. According to the filing made to the NHTSA, Mitsubishi’s Constant Velocity ...
The service action only targets the cars with a 2.0-liter engine and a CVT transmission, which were manufactured between June 25, 2014, through November 25, 2015. The vehicles in question add up to 45 ...
Remember the Mitsubishi Lancer? This forgotten compact car has been around in its current form since 2007 and receives some mechanical, cosmetic, and equipment updates for 2015 to bring it slightly ...
Nearly 5,000 RVR crossovers will be recalled to fix a problem with the CVT, Mitsubishi Canada announced. In some cases, the clamp(s) on the continuously variable transmission fluid hoses may not have ...
Mitsubishi has recalled a trio of models in Australia this week, due to a potential problem with the Constantly Variable Transmission (CVT). The CVT (essentially a single-speed automatic transmission) ...
Your car has a Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT), which is quite different to a conventional automatic transmission in the way it works. What you're observing is probably a characteristic of ...
Continuously variable transmissions have been used for years in motorcycles and snowmobiles. As cars and engines became smaller, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) lowered vehicle emission ...
A problem with models equipped with Continuously Variable Transmission has forced Mitsubishi to recall an estimated 45,731 units of the Outlander Sport crossover in the United States. According to the ...
LOS ANGELES -- Mitsubishi will offer its first continuously variable transmission in the United States when the redesigned 2008 Lancer goes on sale in March. Sources say the transmission will be ...
I first drove the ASX when it was launched out on track at the Clark International Speedway. Despite prodigious body roll, the chassis was supremely stable and even after spinning out on track and ...
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