Mitsubishi Cordia

The Cordia was a compact front wheel drive hatchback coupe that Mitsubishi built from 1982 to 1990, the coupe sibling of the Tredia sedan and a larger relative of the Mirage. It was sold at the Car Plaza chain in Japan as the Cordia XP and at the Galant Shop chain as the XG. With the Tredia and Starion it was one of the first Mitsubishi cars that the company sold in the United States itself, without Chrysler, and it offered one of the first liquid crystal instrument clusters in a mass market car. This site gives every generation and every model year its own page, in one generation: the single generation (1982 to 1990).