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Mitsubishi Debonair Specs, Engines & Dimensions (1986–1992) — Second Generation

The second-generation Mitsubishi Debonair blends executive comfort with Japanese engineering restraint. Offered exclusively as a sedan, this generation refines the nameplate’s focus on smooth, dignified transport.

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6 modificationsAll supplied years

Mitsubishi Debonair Engines and Transmissions

Power comes from gasoline engines tuned for relaxed cruising rather than outright speed. The Mitsubishi Debonair engine choices emphasize smoothness and low-stress operation, matched to automatic transmissions that shift unobtrusively and suit the car’s luxury brief. Most drivetrains send power to the rear wheels, preserving balanced handling.

Sedan — Mitsubishi Debonair Engines and Transmissions

Sedan Mitsubishi Debonair Engines and Transmissions
ModificationEngine typeEngine capacityMaximum powerMaximum power, kwMaximum torque N⋅mTransmissionType of drive
2.0 ATGasoline1998 cm³105 hp77 kW158 N⋅mAutomaticFWD
2.0 ATGasoline1998 cm³120 hp88 kW171 N⋅mAutomaticFWD
2.0 ATGasoline1998 cm³150 hp110 kW221 N⋅mAutomaticFWD
3.0 ATGasoline2972 cm³155 hp114 kW235 N⋅mAutomaticFWD
3.0 ATGasoline2972 cm³200 hp147 kW264 N⋅mAutomaticFWD
3.0 ATGasoline2972 cm³210 hp154 kW275 N⋅mAutomaticFWD

Mitsubishi Debonair Dimensions

Sedan — Mitsubishi Debonair Dimensions

Sedan Mitsubishi Debonair Dimensions
ModificationLengthWidthHeightWheelbaseCurb weightGround clearance, minimum
2.0 AT4690 mm1695 mm1440 mm2735 mm1370 kg170 mm
2.0 AT4690 mm1695 mm1440 mm2735 mm1410 kg170 mm
2.0 AT4690 mm1695 mm1440 mm2735 mm1480 kg170 mm
3.0 AT4690 mm1695 mm1440 mm2735 mm1460 kg170 mm
3.0 AT4690 mm1695 mm1440 mm2735 mm1620 kg160 mm
3.0 AT4690 mm1695 mm1440 mm2735 mm1650 kg165 mm