Mitsubishi

2012 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport Test Drive and Review

Christina Selter | Posted 05.14.2012

Christina Selter

Redesigned in 2011 to replace its larger Outlander predecessor, the new, more compact body style has a more muscular look and forward-leaning stance.

Porsche Halts Car Sales To Iran

The Huffington Post | Sharon Silke Carty | Posted 04.18.2012

Porsche has joined Hyundai in its decision to cease selling cars in Iran, after a group called United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) asked both automaker...

The Electric Car and the New Normal

Rocky Kistner | Posted 04.01.2012

Rocky Kistner

About halfway between St. Louis and Chicago, nestled in the fertile corn and soybean fields of Illinois, a quiet electric car revolution is ...

Iraq Takes Major Step Toward Developing Natural Gas

AP | By SINAN SALAHEDDIN | Posted 11.27.2011

BAGHDAD -- Iraq on Sunday signed a multibillion-dollar deal with Royal Dutch Shell PLC and Japan's Mitsubishi Corp. to tap natural gas in the south, o...

Morgan Stanley Reports Loss In Second Quarter

AP | PALLAVI GOGOI | Posted 09.20.2011

NEW YORK - Morgan Stanley is reporting a loss $558 million for the second quarter. The investment banks' earnings took a hit from converting an invest...

WATCH: OLED Geo-Cosmos Globe Takes Center Stage at Tokyo Museum

Posted 08.17.2011

If you've ever wanted to view the world as it's seen from space, now is your chance. The first spherical large-scale OLED screen in the world was unve...

As Companies Gather for Shareholder Meetings, Opposition to Bristol Bay Mine Mounts

Robert Redford | Posted 06.21.2011

Robert Redford

I'm not against mining. I am against putting mega-mines where they don't belong.

Japanese Automakers Search For Alternative Suppliers Post-Quake

AP | YURI KAGEYAMA | Posted 05.25.2011

TOKYO — Japan's major automakers are trying to find alternative parts suppliers to replace those knocked out of action by the colossal earthquake la...

Automakers Extend Factory Shutdowns In Japan

AP | Posted 05.25.2011

WASHINGTON — Japanese auto companies on Wednesday extended shutdowns of car-assembly plants affected by the country's devastating earthquake and...

PHOTOS: 2011 World Debuts At The LA Auto Show

Huffington Post | Anna Almendrala | Posted 05.25.2011

It's electrifying: the 2010 LA Auto Show boasts twenty world debuts, more than thirty North American debuts, a bevy of new hybrids and electric cars, ...

Electric Vehicles Face One Crucial Hurdle: Where To Plug In?

Reuters | Gerard Wynn and Kwok W. Wan | Posted 05.25.2011

Now a new generation of drivers is set to embark on a similar kind of experiment. Until recently, most electric vehicles, or EVs as they are often kno...

Mitsubishi Motors: Just Who Are They, Anyway?

Steve Parker | Posted 05.25.2011

Steve Parker

While Mitsubishi's vehicles may not get as much respect as those from other Asian-based manufacturers, their products are solid and dependable and often more fun than the competition.

'Soul Of A Citizen': The Redeemable Spark: Reaching Out To People Whose Actions May Appall Us

Paul Loeb | Posted 05.25.2011

Paul Loeb

When we're building coalitions or negotiating with political opponents, we don't always get to choose our ideal political partners.

Beijing Auto Show: Automakers Flock To World's Leading Car Market (PHOTOS)

Posted 05.25.2011

Forget the United States -- for many huge companies the most important car market in the world is now China. As the Wall Street Journal noted recent...

DK Matai | Posted 05.25.2011

DK Matai

Editor's Note: This post has been removed from the Huffington Post....

Peugeot May Take Control Of Mitsubishi

AP | Posted 05.25.2011

PARIS — French carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroen said Thursday it is in talks with Mitsubishi Motors Corp. that could lead to a "strategic partnershi...

$9 Billion Check That Saved Morgan Stanley: Is It The Biggest Check Ever? (PHOTO)

Posted 05.25.2011

Ever wondered what a $9 billion check looks like? Via Andrew Ross Sorkin's website comes this rather large payout, which is detailed in his best-s...

A Future Without Fish: End of the Line Casts Scary Forecast for the Sea

Louise McCready | Posted 05.25.2011

Louise McCready

According to the documentary The End of the Line, we won't need to worry about eating too many McDonald's fish sandwiches because, quite simply, there will be no more fish to eat.

Past, Present And Future: 23 Electric Cars Driving The Revolution

TreeHugger.com | Posted 05.25.2011

Transportation plays a major role in our lives. We would all like to keep the benefits that it brings us while getting rid of the negative side effect...

Car sales, 2008; even worse than we thought

Steve Parker | Posted 05.25.2011

Steve Parker

Monday brought three conference calls, each about an hour, with executives from each of the Detroit Three announcing, dissecting and, most of all, spi...

Why Are Congressional Democrats Giving in to Bush on the Auto Bailout?

Mitchell Bard | Posted 05.25.2011

Mitchell Bard

You would think that winning the White House and overwhelming majorities in both houses of Congress would instill some backbone into Democrats on Capitol Hill. You would, of course, be wrong.

Treasury Will Guarantee Mitsubishi's Investment In Morgan Stanley

DealBook | Posted 05.25.2011

In what could set an important precedent, federal officials assured a big Japanese bank late Sunday that its planned investment in the embattled Wall ...

Car Industry Group to Public: It's Not All Our Fault, It's Yours Too

Steve Parker | Posted 05.25.2011

Steve Parker

It's the same story we've been hearing from car-makers, especially those in Detroit, for the past 30 years: "Just wait a little longer and we'll have those new cars and trucks you've been hoping for."

Is Your Car's Interior Killing You?

Steve Parker | Posted 05.25.2011

Steve Parker

Ever wondered about that dreary film which builds-up inside the windshield of your car or truck? Not outside, which can be taken care of easily enough; inside.

First US-Built Chinese Vehicle Now On-Sale

Steve Parker | Posted 05.25.2011

Steve Parker

It should make headlines, but it won't. The news: the first major captive import vehicle-maker from China has opened its Oklahoma doors and started-up its assembly line.