Puente Hills Mitsubishi

We all know that fuel prices are not going down anytime soon, in fact there seems to be an upward trend. Everyone here at Puente Hills Mitsubishi would even say that the swelling cost of fuel may be one of the only things in the automotive industry that has not changed within the last few years.  Since we at Puente Hills Mitsubishi do not have the ability to lower fuel costs, we'll have to?

If you want to own one of the greenest cars to date, the car should not just have a great fuel economy, but every component of the vehicle should be recyclable or biodegradable. The common question we hear from greater San Jose drivers is: how is it even possible to produce green floor mats and tires? Well, luckily Mitsubishi knows exactly how!

In an effort to lessen CO2 emissions while using fossil fuels, the Japanese?

We knew this day would come, the day Mitsubishi produces the greenest car on the market. The Mitsubishi i EV tops 2012's EPA fuel ratings.

The Mitsubishi I EV available at Puente Hills Mitsubishi in City of Industry, California was measured at 112 miles per gallon combined city/highway. The Japanese automaker won first-place on the EPA's list of "Fuel Economy Leaders: 2012 Model Year" thanks to the car's EPA-rated 112 combined…

Hybrid power, diesel power, and a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo. Wouldn't it be the ideal trifecta? Well, the ever so popular sedan, which is also available in a quick new sportback hatch variant, is jumping on the "green" bandwagon destined for Puente Hills Mitsubishi in City of Industry, California.

In addition to the innovative hybrid system, Autocar reports the new Evo Lancer will feature a four-wheel drive system; integrating brakes, steering and traction control.

"The…

The Mitsubishi i will be the first all electric car that the Japanese auto maker will mass-produce. But that is not the only first this car will bring to Puente Hills Mitsubishi in City of Industry, California. Mitsubishi i will also be the first rechargeable vehicle that you can power up wirelessly.

The automaker has joined forces with WiTricity and IHI Corporation in order to develop wireless charging systems for electric vehicles.

"WiTricity and IHI…

Mitsubishi hopes to be producing the Mitsubishi i EV in the United States very soon! However, the Japanese automaker is also in the process of making EV home charging stations a standard accessory in all households. Mitsubishi hopes to make car charging stations as common as having a personal grill or hose on the property.

The Japanese automaker has partnered with Nissan in an effort to "jointly develop a unified standard for technology that powers…