Mitsubishi Diamante Service Repair Workshop Manuals

The Mitsubishi Diamante was manufactured to be a more luxury car, and be competition for both Acura and Lexus. The Diamante enjoyed a solid customer following over the years. The Diamante is still seen on the road today and if you are lucky enough to own one, you should have the Mitsubishi Diamante repair manual on hand. This manual will be invaluable in the upkeep of your Diamante.

In 1989 Mitsubishi debuted the Diamante at the Tokyo Auto Show. The first Diamante was a hardtop. It went on sale in 1990 and won the Japan Car of the Year.

By 1991, Mitsubishi reworked the original Diamante to be more appealing to European markets.

The first generation of Diamantes was made in 3 different models. The first was a four-side window hardtop. This model had frameless windows and had 4-wheel steering. It was made in Japan for Japanese and North American markets. There was a 6-window sedan as well. This version was a little bit taller and had front and rear restyling. And finally, there was a station wagon version produced. The wagon was strictly produced by Mitsubishi Australia. This first generation ran from 1990-1995.

The next generation of Diamantes was produced from 1995-2005. This second generation saw several changes made through redesign and upgrades.

This generation started out with improved headroom in the vehicle. There were also several different engine options available. In addition, the company added in an advanced traction control system, satellite navigation, a Heads Up display which allowed drivers to view their instrumental panel without having to glance away, and a laser system that tracked other cars in relation to the driver.

Sales of the second generations Diamante began in the United States in October of 1996. The Diamante was not quite considered a luxury car, but it competed well with some luxury cars based on price. The US version would also feature a keyless entry.

In 2002 Mitsubishi introduced the VR-X, which was a sport version of the Diamante. The American version was known for its unique 270-watt, 8 speaker sound system. This model also sported a 3.5L V6 engine.

Over time the Mitsubishi Diamante has undergone changes and upgrades. It has however always been a strong contender as an affordable luxury car. It is likely that you will see Diamantes on the road today. If you are driving one yourself, be sure to have the Mitsubishi Diamante service manual on hand to keep your Diamante shining.