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Mitsubishi Chariot D0W-series

1983 – 1991

The Mitsubishi Chariot, also known as the Space Wagon, Nimbus, and Expo in different international markets, is a small multi-purpose vehicle manufactured by Mitsubishi from 1983 to 2003. Based on the SSW concept car showcased at the Tokyo Motor Show in 1979, the MPV drew inspiration for its name from ancient Greek and Roman chariots. Throughout its production lifespan, the Chariot underwent various rebranding and badge-engineering initiatives in different regions. In North America, it was sold as the Dodge/Plymouth Colt Vista Wagon, while in Canada, it was marketed as the Eagle Vista Wagon. Additionally, under licensing agreements, the MPV was produced as the Hyundai Santamo and Mitsubishi Savrin in Asia. The Mitsubishi Chariot gained popularity for its practicality, versatility, and reliable performance as a family-oriented vehicle. Its spacious interior and flexible seating arrangements made it well-suited for various passenger and cargo needs. The MPV's design focused on combining functionality with a touch of elegance, appealing to a diverse range of consumers. Overall, the Mitsubishi Chariot stands out as a significant contribution to the MPV segment, offering a blend of utility, comfort, and style. Its various iterations and adaptations for different markets underscore its adaptability and success in meeting the evolving demands of consumers worldwide.

2 versions of the Mitsubishi Chariot D0W-series

Version	Years	Engine	Power	Torque	Gearbox	Drive	Body
Mitsubishi Chariot D0W-series Turbo	1983 to 1991	Turbocharged Inline-four	101 kW (135 hp)	196 Nm	Auto	FWD	MPV
Mitsubishi Chariot D0W-series Resot runner	1991 to 1997	Inline-four	172 kW (230 hp)	—	Manual	AWD	MPV