Diamante - Revision history

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	'''Diamante''' can refer to one of two vehicles produced by Mitsubishi. One is the car upon which the [[:Category:Second Generation\|Second Generation]] Magna/Verada is based and was designed and built in Japan for the Japanese domestic market.		'''Diamante''' can refer to one of two vehicles produced by Mitsubishi. One is the car upon which the [[:Category:Second Generation Magna/Verada\|Second Generation]] Magna/Verada is based and was designed and built in Japan for the Japanese domestic market.

	The other is the the a derivitive of the [[Verada]] and was introduced to global markets in 1992. This page discusses this version.		The other is the the a derivitive of the [[Verada]] and was introduced to global markets in 1992. This page discusses this version.

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	==1997-2004 Diamante==		==1997-2004 Diamante==
	~~Thhe~~ second Diamante was an exported [[:Category:Third Generation\|Third Generation]] Verada and all were built in Australia. Minimal changes occured between the two models. In 1999 for the release of the [[KJ]] the ES and LS levels were dropped and no designation was given.		The second Diamante was an exported [[:Category:Third Generation Magna/Verada\|Third Generation]] Verada and all were built in Australia. Minimal changes occured between the two models. In 1999 for the release of the [[KJ]] the ES and LS levels were dropped and no designation was given.

	The second Diamante uses the same engine [[6G74\|3.5 Litre V6]] as the Third Generation Verada.		The second Diamante uses the same engine [[6G74\|3.5 Litre V6]] as the Third Generation Verada.

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'''Diamante''' can refer to one of two vehicles produced by Mitsubishi. One is the car upon which the [[:Category:Second Generation|Second Generation]] Magna/Verada is based and was designed and built in Japan for the Japanese domestic market.

The other is the the a derivitive of the [[Verada]] and was introduced to global markets in 1992. This page discusses this version.

==1992-1996 Diamante==
The original Diamante (equivelant to the [[:Category:Second Generation|Second Generation]] Magna/Verada and came in 3 versions:
*Four-side window sedan: Unlike the Magna/Verada this Diamante did not have the rear quarter windows. The only side glass was that in the doors. All of these vehicles were built in [[Nagoya]] in Japan.
*Six-side window sedan: Much the same as the Second Generation Magna/Verada. Built in Australia.
*Wagon: Introduced in 1993, again the same as Magna/Verada and built in Australia.

The original Diamante came with two types of 3.0 Litre V6 engines, the [[6G72_12v|SOHC 6G72]] as used in Australian models and a [[6G7x_family#6G72|DOHC 6G72]] producing 150kW of power and 272Nm of torque.

The Diamante was available in two trim levels ES and LS, roughly corresponding to the Ei and Xi Verada.

==1997-2004 Diamante==
Thhe second Diamante was an exported [[:Category:Third Generation|Third Generation]] Verada and all were built in Australia. Minimal changes occured between the two models. In 1999 for the release of the [[KJ]] the ES and LS levels were dropped and no designation was given.

The second Diamante uses the same engine [[6G74|3.5 Litre V6]] as the Third Generation Verada.

[[Category: Verada]]
[[Category: Export Variants]]