Introduced in 2002, the VR-X was a sporty variant of the Australian made Diamante exported to North America. The 2002 model's exterior was based on the top of the range Australian KJ series Verada sedan. In Japan the Diamante did not receive the extensive 2002 and 2004 restylings of the US and Australian and New Zealand models. The Diamante name is derived from the Spanish, Portuguese and Italian word for diamond, and was adopted also as homage to the Mitsubishi badge, which is composed of three diamonds.
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The Australian produced Verada came off the production line on 1 July 1996, and now formed the basis of all Diamantes sold outside Japan
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