[00:00] Boy, they make a lot of trash, and they have for a long, long, long time. Companies, we're surprised, are still developing new vehicles. The new Mitsubishi Montero is reportedly coming out. I only bring this up because no automotive journalist has the contact information for anybody at Mitsubishi.
[00:13] I have a list on my computer, like a living document, of all the PR people that I work with and all the automakers, and there is only one hole. I have never heard from Mitsubishi. I have never attempted to contact Mitsubishi.
[00:25] To my knowledge, Mitsubishi has never attempted to contact me. Obviously, I'd be excited. If a new Montero comes out, it's going to be a big deal to review it. It's not clear it's coming to the U.S., by the way. So the Montero has existed in some global markets.
[00:37] Mitsubishi still has a brand presence. And the Montero is certainly aimed at those. They have not confirmed, because they have no PR people, whether it's coming to the U.S. At the very least, they camo-wrapped the wheels. That's a good sign. So even if it doesn't come to the U.S.,
[00:50] at least we know that they are taking this seriously. Can we talk about Mitsubishi's newest product as of like a month ago in the U.S.? A new mini split unit for your work shed.
[01:02] No, they have a rebadged Nissan Leaf that it's the Mitsubishi Eclipse. Oh, you're right. Yeah, I do remember reading about that. Yeah. What? How embarrassing that this brand has turned into a couple of Nissan rebadges.
[01:16] It was circling the drain, and now it's like really circling the drain. The Mitsubishi Outlander is both a Rogue rebadge, and then the Rogue is a rebadge of the Outlander. And so they were the pioneer.
[01:28] They were the pioneer of...