Are Mitsubishi Delicas reliable?

For the most part though, the Delica is a reliable and robust machine. Well, considering its age.

Are Delicas good offroad?

However, if you really want a good off-road Japanese van, the L400 Delica is better in almost every way. It’s more comfortable, more powerful, and just as, if not more, reliable and capable.

Was the Delica sold in the US?

Welcome to Delica USA: home of the most versatile minivan on Earth and the best vehicle for outdoor adventure. Unfortunately, this van was never available on the US market , but now that 25 years have passed, Mitsubishi star wagons are now available for the North American outdoor community to enjoy.

Why are Delicas so popular?

“People love them because they are multifunctional,” he says. “It’s a van, a grocery-getter, and perfect for a large family. But it’s also a true 4×4 with high and low range, to take hunting or into the mountains.” Delicas do require a few things to make them road-compliant, like a good fiddling with the headlights.

Are Delicas good 4×4?

Many journalists and fans refer to the Delica as a lovechild between the Mitsubishi Pajero/Montero and a common minivan. Throw in the fact that it’s four-wheel-drive and can easily be turned into a camper you can sleep in and the end result is one of the most capable JDM overlanding vehicles of our time.

Where are Mitsubishi Delicas made?

Taiwan
In Taiwan, the third generation Delica continued to be produced and sold while the fourth generation Delica was simply named the Mitsubishi Space Gear, and was positioned above the third generation model. Initial versions of the Space gear produced and sold in Taiwan was identical to the series 2 Japanese facelift.

How capable is a Delica?

It’s traction is made by Mitsubishi Super Select with low-range gears and the same central differential lock used in all Mitsubishi four-wheel drives. This means Delicas are just as capable, if not more so (due to their light weight) as four wheel driving than its siblings.

Where are Mitsubishi Delica made?

They were made in Japan and Indonesia. The redesigned second-generation model started production in 1979. Passenger versions were known as the Star Wagon. Four-wheel drive—a feature that’d come to define the Delica’s go-anywhere character—became an option in 1982.

Is Delica D5 CVT or auto?

Engine and Transmission The Delica D5 came equipped with a 2.4-liter 4B12 MIVEC VVT I4 engine that produces 125KW (170HP) and boosted an urban fuel consumption of 9.6L/100KM. This engine was coupled with an INVECS-III auto or CVT transmission and the Mitsubishi AWC four-wheel drive.

Does Mitsubishi make a 4×4?

Many of our Mitsubishi models come with all-wheel drive (AWD) and some come with four-wheel drive (4WD). Both of these drivetrains offer different benefits in varying road conditions and weather.

How many people can sleep in a Delica?

The RV can accommodate up to four people but seems to be designed with the adventurous couple in mind.

When did they stop making Mitsubishi Delica?

Where can I get spare parts for a Mitsubishi Delica?

Mitsubishi Delica is a truly versatile range of vans and pickup trucks. As relatively rare vehicles, it can be hard to find spare parts when you need them, but you can count on us – at Milner Off Road, we’re specialists in spares for Japanese 4×4 vehicles. Our extensive range includes:

Is the Mitsubishi Delica a 4WD vehicle?

Yes indeed, this is the modern Mitsubishi Delica. They don’t appear to have low range, but they are 4WD. Not the greatest of clearances, but you could do a lot worse than tour Australia in one of these.

Where can I find a Mitsubishi Delica owner club?

Facebook is also a great resource for Delica owners, as there are several groups including the Delica Owners Club, MDOC: Mitsubishi Delica Owners Club USA, and MDOCUK: Mitsubishi Delica Oweners Club United Kingdom. There are others, and some that are specific to off-road use, camping, and travel.

Which is Mitsubishi Delica Space Gear 3.0L 4WD?

MITSUBISHI DELICA SPACE GEAR 3.0L 4WD CHAMONIX PD6W PIN MF472571 ASK FOR PARTS! We’re still open to keep you moving.