Delica Canada | Mitsubishi Van Club

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laura,

Thanks for the thoughtful reply, I think your advice is good and I will follow it.

This is the internet. We beat the damp spot where the dead horse used to be. Nicely said. DROP IT! Doesn't seem so nice somehow.. I am new. I know zero about importing, or any of the other options available to obtain a Delica. I'm just trying to learn, and I happen to like drawing my own conclusion...

a check on the australian site has a thread where one dealer was caught out and paid something like $5-8K back to the purchaser. definitely worth following up if you find your klms have been rolled back I agree that the best advice so far has come from the postings reccomending commmon sense, Cavae...

Otherwise I think this thread is getting a little tiresome and needlessly instigative. If it is tiresome and instigative, then I suggest don't read it. Otherwise if people are still interested in making comments on the topic, and if the discussion is civilized and tolerant, then it should continue ...

I do conclude that many of the vehicles we get in Canada have had their odometers rolled back. Even if this is only a possiblilty, I'm surprised by the apparent reluctance to accept this possiblilty. Acknowledgement is the first step toward further investigation and possible remedies. Mileage claims...

Now for a good solid dead-horse beating.... Based on an average of 12,000 kilometers per year, all the Delicas that I have seen for sale so far have had less than average expected mileage. Don't the importers get their vehicles at auctions where mileages are not assured? If that is true, then surely...

Interesting points of consideration regarding the mileage issue, thank you. Lots of logical speculation, but nothing definitive it seems. In my experience, car leasing companies in Canada base their mileage allotment calculations on 20,000 kilometers per year. I'll bet that they have some research e...

Hi, I've been considering buying a Delica and this site has provided a wealth of great information that I'm certain is very accurate. There is one thing that I find perplexing with each and every vehicle that I have seen for sale so far. I am referring to their advertised claims of rare, low rates o...