Mitsubishi Sigma

The Mitsubishi Sigma is a midsize sedan that was produced across multiple generations primarily during the 1970s and 1980s. Known for its spacious interior and reliable performance, the Sigma was positioned as a practical family car with variations in size and design throughout its production span. The model evolved from simple, utilitarian styling to more refined, modern looks, adapting to changing automotive trends. Each generation brought differences in dimensions and features, making the Mitsubishi Sigma a noteworthy model for enthusiasts and car size comparisons.

Discontinued Generations

1993 Mitsubishi Sigma Station Wagon (F07W)

1505 mm
L:4800 mm | W:1775 mm

1993 Mitsubishi Sigma Station Wagon (F07W)

  • Production Years: 1993 - 1996
  • Model Year: 1993
Body Style: Wagon
  • Length: 4800 mm189.0 in15.7 ft
  • Width: 1775 mm69.9 in5.8 ft
  • Height: 1505 mm59.3 in4.9 ft
  • Trunk Capacity: 428 liter15.1 cu ft
  • Trunk Capacity (Max): 737 liter26.0 cu ft

1990 Mitsubishi Sigma (F16A)

1435 mm
L:4750 mm | W:1775 mm

1990 Mitsubishi Sigma (F16A)

  • Production Years: 1990 - 1996
  • Model Year: 1990
Body Style: Sedan
  • Length: 4750 mm187.0 in15.6 ft
  • Width: 1775 mm69.9 in5.8 ft
  • Height: 1435 mm56.5 in4.7 ft
  • Trunk Capacity: 447 liter15.8 cu ft
  • Trunk Capacity (Max): 892 liter31.5 cu ft

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