MMC to launch next-generation Grandis minivan

MMC to launch next-generation Grandis minivan

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi President and Chief Executive Officer Rolf Eckrodt stands beside a new Grandis minivan to be put on the Japanese market on May 17 at a press conference in Tokyo on May 14. The four-door, three-row-seat vehicle will carry suggested retail prices of between 2,083,000 yen and 2,923,000 yen.

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  • 2003/5/14 00:00:00
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