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Mitsubishi Cordia

1982 – 1986 — Japan

The Mitsubishi Cordia, produced from 1982 to 1990, is a compact hatchback-coupé that marked Mitsubishi Motors' independent entry into the US market, distinct from its previous partnership with Chrysler Corporation. Sold alongside the Tredia and Starion, the Cordia was part of Mitsubishi's early solo ventures in the American car industry. Two main models were available for purchase in Japan: the Cordia XP at Japanese Car Plaza and the Cordia XG at the Galant Shop. The XG variant featured a slightly smaller front grille design compared to the XP model. Notably, the Cordia was a trailblazer in introducing advanced features to the mass market. One standout innovation was the optional electronic instrument cluster, which