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Out of the box

By Andy Leuterio | October 30, 2002 - 12:00am

Back when Top Siders were cool and a band inexplicably called "The Cars" implored fans wearing tight jeans (including male fans) to "shake it up", the "box-type" Mitsubishi Lancer was...

Motoring

Eyeballing Club Mitsu

By Andy Leuterio | August 28, 2002 - 12:00am

Just this summer, we featured one of the more active car clubs in the country: Club Mitsu. Founded by Rufy Parpan, Club Mitsu recently celebrated its first anniversary "eyeball" meet, or simply "EB"...

Motoring

In Mitsu we trust

By Andy Leuterio | April 3, 2002 - 12:00am

There are Honda fans. Toyota fans. Nissan fans. And then there are Mitsubishi fans, and there is such a group called Club Mitsu. It’s composed of regular people with regular jobs and regular incomes. Except...

Motoring