The Colt 1500 ended its sales in December 1969 with the start of sales of the Colt Galant, and the line was cut back to the 1200 only. The Colt 1000 line of 1969 was thus in its seventh year, in the form of the Colt 1200, a four door sedan with a 1.2 liter engine and the body of the 1500, a car developed by the Nagoya group and quite different from the Mizushima works cars, the Minica and the Colt 800. The Colt 1000 had a column shifter for its fully synchronized four speed manual transmission.
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Source Wikipedia: Mitsubishi Colt 1000Lead paragraph, manufacturertier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, manufacturer
Available as a four-door sedan, with a traditional Panhard layout
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1. Wikipedia: Mitsubishi Colt 1000
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Available as a four-door sedan, with a traditional Panhard layout
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Available as a four-door sedan, with a traditional Panhard layout, the A20 Colt 1000 was powered by a 977 cc engine producing 51 PS (38 kW) at 6,000 rpm.
View the Source 2. Japanese Wikipedia: 三菱・コルト1000
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1969年12月、コルトギャランの発売に伴い1500が販売終了。1200のみに整理される。
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1969年12月、コルトギャランの発売に伴い1500が販売終了。1200のみに整理される。
Japanese article, passage 2
同じ新三菱系ながら、オート三輪トラック「みずしま」の開発・生産を起源とする岡山県の水島自動車製作所の製品（軽自動車の初代ミニカ、2ストロークエンジン車のコルト800）とは完全に別系統のモデルであった。
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