When the Diamante was updated in 1994, sedans received revised taillamps and a four spoke steering wheel with audio controls. The Diamante of 1994 was the fifth model year of the first series, a hardtop sedan from Japan and a station wagon from Australia, sold in the United States as a near luxury car. 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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manufactured by Mitsubishi Motors
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Mitsubishi Motors North America sourced their Diamante hardtop sedans from Japan and the wagons, introduced in late 1992 for the 1993 model year from Australia
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1994, sedans received revised taillamps, and a
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1994, sedans received revised taillamps, and a
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manufactured by Mitsubishi Motors
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