Mitsubishi Endeavor Model Years and History

The 2011 Endeavor gets standard fog lamps and Bluetooth. The SE trim gets a standard navigation system and automatic climate control.

The Mitsubishi Endeavor returns for 2010 with some slight appearance changes, new wheel designs, and a couple of new colors (Carbon and Maizen Blue). Specifically, the Endeavor gets a restyled grille and restyled tailgate, while all trims now get the fog lamps and color keyed door handles and mirrors that used to be relegated to upmarket SE models. Inside, the front armrest is wrapped in leatherette, automatic climate control is included in the SE models and a Bluetooth hands-free system with voice recognition is now standard across the model line. Base LS models are now offered only with front-wheel drive, while the SE is still available with all-wheel drive. Available on the SE, there's a new Navigation & Sunroof Package, which combines a DVD nav system, rear-view backup camera, sunroof, and cargo cover.

All 2008 Mitsubishi Endeavor models now get the active stability and traction control system, Mitsubishi's electronic stability control, and Sirius satellite radio, including six months of prepaid service, is now included in the Endeavor SE model. A new two-tone interior--with Suki Beige seating and black side bolsters--is optional on the SE, while three new exterior colors are offered throughout the model line for 2008.

The Mitsubishi Endeavor carries on for 2007 largely unchanged. All models now come standard with head curtain air bags. The all-wheel-drive models get standard stability control. Where last year the trim levels were LS and Limited, for 2007 buyers choose between LS and SE guises.