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Mitsubishi Tredia

1982 – 1987 — Japan

The Mitsubishi Tredia, a subcompact sedan produced from 1982 to 1990, was part of Mitsubishi Motors' expansion strategy to increase its passenger vehicle lineup. The name "Tredia" is believed to be inspired by Mitsubishi's iconic "Three Diamonds" logo. Alongside the Cordia and Starion models, the Tredia was among the initial cars directly imported and marketed by Mitsubishi Motors in the United States and Panama, independent of its collaboration with the Chrysler Corporation at the time. With a focus on fitting into the market segment between the Galant and Lancer models, the Tredia and Cordia shared front-wheel drive mechanisms and drew design cues from the contemporary Mirage, albeit being larger in size. In Japan,