In Europe you see alot of little hatchbacks like the Peugeot 206 running around as “vans”, so this little car you see above probably makes sense. Mitsubishi took the i-MiEV and converted it into a little zero emissions goods transporter that seats two and has a luggage compartment measuring about 1,350mm wide by 1,180mm deep and 1,100mm tall.
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Ugly! Ugly! Ugly! Nampak mcm ambulan.
i don't know if this thing or Kangoo look better… yuck!! (both of them)… but ppl buying this 'thing' r not for look isn't it?.. space & economy? still prefer good old van.. not like a car front being weld into a back of a van…
i just realise that the back end look like a Juara… no wonder, it's a Mitsu, right?
osh_kosh, yeap u r rite….
a combi of Mitsu-i with Mitsu-TownBox aka P.Juara!
Not even a Town-Box. This is a failed mutation! Ugly mutant!
I think this one cute! I dont know why?…
nampak pelik laa…
Not bad… I have a Kangoo 1.5 Turbo Diesel and it is a money saver. RM 50 of diesel gets me 600km. Plus, it is commercial so diesel is only RM 1.48 instead of RM 1.70!
Even 1.6 Wira / Waja can't keep up with it…