Mitsubishi Chariot

The Mitsubishi Space Wagon (in Japan Chariot and Chariot Grandis ) is a car model of the Japanese car manufacturer Mitsubishi Motors. In 1983, the first generation on the market, arguing that new vehicle construction of the MPV. The Space Wagon was thus a model for a year later published Vans Renault Espace or Chrysler Voyager. After the third generation, the Space Wagon - series was replaced in 2004 by the Mitsubishi Grandis.

Space Wagon (type D00, 1983-1991 )

The first generation came in September 1983, first as Space Wagon 1800 GLX on the market and had a four-cylinder in-line engine with 1795 cc and 66 kW, drove the front wheels via a five-speed gearbox.

As of March 1985, the exterior was slightly redesigned and offered a larger motor. The Space Wagon 2000 GLX had 1997 cc displacement and 75 kW. A year later there was a diesel engine in the Mitsubishi Space Wagon Turbo D with 1796 cc and 55 kW. For America, the gasoline engine with catalytic converter and 62 kW was offered. Except for the diesel engine could be ordered optionally either an all-wheel drive or a three -speed automatic transmission.

The direct-injection version of the gasoline engine for Europe, which was offered from mid-1988 with catalyst, said Space Wagon GLXi 2000 and has at the same cubic capacity 75 kW. It replaced all previous versions with a gasoline engine.

The end of 1991 the production was stopped.

Space Wagon (type N30/N40, 1991-1998 )

The second generation Space Wagon was offered from the fall of 1991 with a completely revamped body and two petrol engines and one diesel. Now a 1.8 - liter engine with 90 kW and a 2.0 - liter engine was a choice. The latter largely corresponds to the 75 kW engine of the previous model, but now with 16 valves and increased to 98 kW. Both performance variants have the same engine code ( 4G63 ).

Like the first generation of the Mitsubishi Pajero under the name Hyundai Galloper revived, the second-generation Space Wagon ( N30 ) under license from Mitsubishi Hyundai ( Hyundai Precision & Ind. Co.) was in the years from mid- 1995 to end of 2002 built under the name of Hyundai Galloper Santamo or Santamo.

The production of the second Space Wagon ended in fall 1998.

Space Wagon (type N50, 1998-2004)

The third generation went on sale in October 1998.

Initially, only a 2.4 -liter GDI engine with 110 kW was available, which was also available with all-wheel drive. As of 2002, there was also a 2.0 - liter engine with 98 kW. From 1999 to 2001, a 3.0-liter V6 version with all-wheel drive and 158 kW was offered, but not for the German market. This has as well as the 2.4 - liter four- cylinder typical of Mitsubishi gasoline direct injection ( GDI).

The end of 2004 the production of the last representative of the Space Wagon series was discontinued. The successor was the Mitsubishi Grandis.

  • 2.0 GDI 1997 cc with 98 kW ( 133 hp ), 04/2002-12/2004
  • 2.4 GDI, 2351 cm ³ 108 kW ( 147 hp), 10/2000-12/2004
  • 2.4 GDI, 2351 cm ³ 110 kW (150 hp), 10/1998-09/2000

Swell

  • Kuch Joachim: Japanese automobiles, motor -Verlag, Stuttgart 1990, ISBN 3-613-01365-7
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