Mitsubishi Motors Corporation, or better known as Mitsubishi, is a Japanese Automaker. It is part of the Mitsubishi keiretsu, formerly the biggest industrial group in Japan, and was formed in 1970 from the automotive division of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. The company has its headquarters in Minato, Tokyo.
List of Cars[]
Detailed cars[]
Simple cars[]
Premium cars[]
| Car | Picture |
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| Mitsubishi i-MiEV '09 | 
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| Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX GSR RM '05 | 
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| Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X GSR Premium Package '07 | 
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| Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X Touring Car | 
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Standard cars[]
| Car | Picture |
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| Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX GSR '05 | 
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| Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X GSR Premium Package '07 |
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| Car | Picture |
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| Mitsubishi AIRTREK Turbo-R '02 | 
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| Mitsubishi CZ-3 Tarmac '01 | 
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| Mitsubishi CZ-3 Tarmac Rally Car | 
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| Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VII GT-A '02 | 
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| Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VII Rally Car '01 | 
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Trivia[]
- The theme music for the Mitsubishi dealership in the NTSC-J version of GT1 would be subsequently remixed in GT2 as the West City theme of Gran Turismo Mode.
- From GT4 onwards, some Mitsubishi cars contains excessive spacing, usually between the model name and trim details, in the car's long name (each car has two forms of names, short and long) for unknown reasons.
- In Gran Turismo Sport, Mitsubishi Motors still uses it's original logo, despite changing it's wordmark font in late 2017.
- In version 1.57, Mitsubishi's logo was quietly changed to feature the updated wordmark, although Livery Editor decals were not updated or added; the decals were later added in version 1.59 along with updated Mazda logo decals.
- A number of prop vehicles around the tracks in PS3-era games resemble Mitsubishi vehicles that have yet to appear as playable vehicles in the series:
- A Mitsubishi Diamante can be seen as a trackside prop in GT5P, GT5 and GT6, the trackside prop having two colors, black (GT5P-GT6) and blue (GT5 onwards).
- Due to reasons never disclosed by Polyphony Digital, starting with GT5, this trackside prop alongside the GTO scenery prop, both vehicles had changes on the rear while the GTO had changes on front as well, like with most scenery cars from the High Speed Ring track from GT5P, both of the changes on said props are still present in GT6.
- In GT5 onwards, two new scenery cars appear in that game such as a road going Mitsubishi Pajero, Mitsubishi Lancer Wagon and a Mitsubishi Fuso Canter (also appears in GT4 and GTPSP, only seen on the Trial Mountain Circuit).
- The road-going Mitsubishi Pajero scenery car is also the only GT5-era scenery car to have a second color unlike all the other GT5-era scenery cars, as they only have one color. This is only true on the Toscana tracks in GT5 and GT6; in the same location the Mitsubishi Lancer Wagon is replaced by a Subaru Liberty seen exclusively on that track and still is in GT6.
- A Mitsubishi Diamante can be seen as a trackside prop in GT5P, GT5 and GT6, the trackside prop having two colors, black (GT5P-GT6) and blue (GT5 onwards).
.jpg "Mitsubishi Diamante Scenery (GT5P-GT6 High Speed Ring).jpg (7 KB)")
The Mitsubishi Diamante trackside prop as it appears in GT5P, GT5 and GT6 in the High Speed Ring tracks.
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The rear of the Mitsubishi Diamante trackside prop as it appears in GT5 and GT6. Oddly for a scenery car change, the rear of the car's badges now uses the color of the car's taillights, apart from that change (which is still present in GT6), this prop has no easy-to notice changes on the front of the car.
The blue Mitsubishi Diamante trackside prop as it appears in GT5 and GT6 in the Cape Ring tracks.
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A Mitsubishi GTO (based on the Z11A model) trackside prop car as it appears in GT5P, GT5 and GT6 in the High Speed Ring track.
.JPG "Mitsubishi GTO Scenery with removed headlights (GT5-GT6).JPG (31 KB)")
The version of the Mitsubishi GTO scenery car as it appears in GT5 and GT6, for unknown reasons in some tracks the headlights of this trackside prop were removed, the front of the car was also slightly changed and the roof the car now uses a solid color, also used on the yellow one in GT5 and GT6, the changes are still present in GT6.
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The rear of the Mitsubishi GTO trackside prop car as it appears in GT5 and GT6, the taillights of the car are also now smaller, this change as well is still present in GT6.
A yellow version of the Mitsubishi GTO trackside prop car as it appears in GT5 and GT6 in the Nürburgring tracks.
The Mitsubishi Pajero trackside prop as it appears in GT5 and GT6 in the Circuito di Roma tracks.
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The Toscana variant of the Mitsubishi Pajero scenery as it appears in GT5 and GT6, note of it being a 4-door model and the front of the car being different.
The black Mitsubishi Pajero trackside prop as it appears in GT5 and GT6 in the Toscana tracks, this color is only seen in that track.
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A Mitsubishi Fuso Canter scenery car as it appears in GT5 and GT6 in the Trial Mountain Circuit track, it also appears in GT4 and GTPSP.
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