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Recent Mitsubishi part requests
MITSUBISHI CHALLENGER | 1997
Seat Belt (Rear Centre 3 Point)
MITSUBISHI CHALLENGER | 1997
Seat Belt (Rear Centre Lap Belt)
MITSUBISHI CHALLENGER | 1997
Seat Belt (Rear Passenger Side)
MITSUBISHI CHALLENGER | 1997
Seat Belt Buckle / Stalk (Front Passenger Side)
MITSUBISHI CHALLENGER | 1997
Seat Belt Buckle / Stalk (Rear Driver Side)
MITSUBISHI CHALLENGER | 1997
Seat Belt Buckle / Stalk (Rear Centre)
MITSUBISHI CHALLENGER | 1997
Seat Belt Buckle / Stalk (Rear Passenger Side)
MITSUBISHI CHALLENGER | 1997
Under Seat Tray (Rear Driver Side)
Latest Mitsubishi Part Prices
Part Name Price
MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER PHEV 4H
Air Conditioning Compressor / Pump
£72.00
MITSUBISHI MIRAGE 2
Starter Motor
£70.00
MITSUBISHI MIRAGE 3
Bumper (Rear)
£175.00
MITSUBISHI MIRAGE 3
Alloy Wheel (Set)
£200.00
MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER DI-D GX 5
Engine (Diesel Complete)
£500.00
MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER DI-D GX 4
Engine (Diesel Complete)
£1,800.00
MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER DI-D 3
Driveshaft (Front Passenger Side Abs)
£94.80
MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER ELEGANCE
Mk2 Rear Bumper Red
£80.00
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Popular Mitsubishi parts
  • Bumper (front)
  • Engine (diesel complete)
  • Bumper (rear)
  • Door mirror / wing mirror (driver side electric / heated / power folding)
  • Tailgate
Recent price range for Mitsubishi parts
  • From £20.00 for a Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV 4HS rear seat belt driver side buckle
  • To £3595.00 for a Mitsubishi L200 Di-d 4x4 Warrior Dcb LWB engine (diesel bare).
Demand and availability
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253,398 Mitsubishi remain on UK roads, meaning plenty of second-hand spares are available.

Popular Mitsubishi models
  • Outlander
  • L200
  • Colt
  • Shogun

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  • Minimum 1 month supplier guarantee on all used Mitsubishi parts, with many suppliers offering up to 2 years
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  • 14 day returns policy for online orders
  • UK mainland next day delivery available for Mitsubishi parts & spares
  • International shipping subject to supplier
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About Mitsubishi Cars

Mitsubishi Motors is a subsidiary company of the Mitsubishi Group which specialises in its business in various industries including electronics, mining and ship construction. Specifically, however, Mitsubishi Motors was founded in April 1970 and is currently headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. The company does however have its origins date back to at least 1917 under Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co. which introduced the Model A.

From 1937 to 1970, Mitsubishi Motor Manufacturing went to their Aircraft Co. business and continued to create various models including the PX33 which was the first Japanese-built passenger car with a four-wheel drive system. During the 1940s, the company had to contend with the Second World War and went away from motor manufacturing to help in the Japanese war effort.

By the 1960s, the Mitsubishi motoring departments had expanded as worker wages rose and the idea of family motoring became more popular. By 1967, the company's output was over 75,000 vehicles annually, preceding the company's launch of the Galant model in 1969. In 1970, a new company as it is known today was created; shortly after attracting the attention of U.S. manufacturer Chrysler which purchased a 15% share.

Since then, Mitsubishi Motors has formed alliances with various motor manufacturers including Volvo and PSA Peugeot Citroën. Despite troubles over the years, the company has continued to produce SUV vehicles for both American and Japanese markets primarily. In 2012 however, the company announced the closure of its European planets due to the economic climate. It does however hope to launch eight hybrid and battery powered models by the year 2015.

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