Mitsubishi Tredia

The Tredia was a front wheel drive subcompact sedan that Mitsubishi built from 1982 to 1990, the sedan counterpart of the Cordia coupe and a larger relative of the Mirage. Its name is said to come from the three diamond logo of Mitsubishi. With the Cordia and the Starion it was one of the first Mitsubishi cars that the company sold in the United States, and in Panama, without Chrysler. In Japan it was sold at the Car Plaza chain, and it had a Super Shift gearbox that gave eight forward speeds. This site gives every generation and every model year its own page, in one generation: the single generation (1982 to 1990).