Mitsubishi Minica - Seventh Generation

Seventh Generation

Mitsubishi Minica
Production 1993 - 1998
Layout FF/optional 4WD
Engine 3G83 series 3 cylinder SOHC
4A30 series 4 cylinder SOHC16 valve
4A30 series 4 cylinder DOHC20 valve intercooled turbo
Transmission 4MT/5MT/3AT/4AT
Wheelbase 2,280 mm (89.8 in)
Length 3,295 mm (129.7 in)
Width 1,395 mm (54.9 in)
Height 1,475–1,505 mm (58.1–59.3 in)
Curb weight 590–780 kg (1,300–1,700 lb)

In September, 1993, the seventh-generation three- and five-door Minica and Minica Toppo were introduced, with longer wheelbase. The five-valve-per-cylinder three-cylinder engines were replaced with a pair of 659 cc four-cylinder engines; one normally aspirated with single overhead cam and four valves per cylinder, and one turbocharged with double overhead cam and five valves per cylinder. A version of the Toppo with two doors on the passenger side, similar to the "Lettuce", was made available, along with a limited edition RV version. In January, 1997 versions of the Minica and Toppo with retro-styled front ends were introduced as the "Town Bee" model, and exported to Taiwan as the "Towny".

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