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DB
Series III
Mitsubishi 
July 2007 - March
2008
The DB Series III Mitsubishi 380, was released
in July 2007 to continue combat poor sales and stiff competition.
A minor revision of the Series II, the range is characterised
by sportier flavour with the inclusion of the sports front on
all models. Due to a declining large car market, and poor sales
of the 380, the model was finished in March 2008, along with
the closure of the Mitsubishi Australia plant.
- 380 ES,
3.8L SOHC V6 MPI, FWD, Sedan, 175kW@5250rpm, 343Nm@4000rpm,
$A28,990
- 380 SX,
3.8L SOHC V6 MPI, FWD, Sedan, 175kW, 343Nm, $A34,990
- 380 VRX,
3.8L SOHC V6 MPI, FWD, Sedan, 175kW, 343Nm, $A36,990
- 380 GT,
3.8L SOHC V6 MPI, FWD, Sedan, 175kW, 343Nm, $A44,990
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Limited
Edition Models
- ES Sports- Upgrade on ES. 17-inch
alloys, rear wing, sports suspension, sunroof, Bluetooth
$28,990 (at introduction, July 2007).
- VRX Fusion Burst- Upgrade on VRX.
Limited edition colour palette, matching seat inserts, sunroof
(at introduction, July 2007).
- GTL- Luxury pack for GT - black/stone
interior colour scheme, chromed deck lid and tail lamp surrounds,
luxury themed instrument cluster, sunroof, silver painted
alloys (July 2007).
- Platinum Edition- Upgrade on ES.
( November 2007).
Motor
Show Models
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DB Series III 380
ES |
DB Series III 380
ES Sports |
DB Series III 380
SX |
DB Series III 380
VRX |
DB Series III 380
VRX |
DB Series III 380
VRX Fusion Burst |
DB Series III 380
GT |
DB Series III 380
GT |
DB Series III 380
GTL |
DB Series III 380
Interior |
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Mawson, Platinum,
Stealth, Storm
Molten, Adrenaline,
Electro
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Competitors when new:
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