Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) announced today
their decision to withdraw from Cross Country Rallying, starting with
the legendary Dakar Rally.
In its 26 entries in this event, Mitsubishi Motors won the rally a
total of 12 times, including seven consecutive victories. In addition
to this unparalleled record the company also gained 4WD technology that
informs its production vehicles, most visible in their durability and
off road performance.
The sudden deterioration of the global economy made it necessary for
the company to focus its resources more tightly, leading to today's
announcement.
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