This comprehensive workshop and repair manual is your essential guide to understanding and maintaining your 1995-1999 Mitsubishi Carisma. Within its pages, you'll discover detailed instructions and step-by-step diagrams covering all aspects of your vehicle, allowing you to tackle a wide range of repairs and maintenance tasks with confidence. From the intricacies of the engine, including lubrication, fuel systems, cooling, intake and exhaust, and electrical components, to the intricate workings of the transmission, both manual and automatic, this manual provides you with the knowledge and guidance you need. You'll find in-depth information on the front and rear axles, wheel and tire maintenance, power plant mounting, suspension systems (both front and rear), braking systems, including service and parking brakes, and steering mechanisms. Additionally, you'll be equipped to understand the inner workings of your Carisma's body, ensuring you have the tools to address any potential issues. This manual empowers you to save money, increase your understanding of your vehicle, and take control of your Carisma's maintenance.

The 1995-1999 Mitsubishi Carisma, a compact car that debuted in 1995, represented a significant departure from Mitsubishi's previous offerings. Designed to appeal to a broader European market, the Carisma differed from the typical Japanese car of the time. It boasted a more sophisticated styling, emphasizing sharp lines and a refined aesthetic. The Carisma was available in both hatchback and saloon body styles, offering a choice for diverse customer needs. Under the hood, it featured a range of petrol engines, all boasting fuel efficiency and adequate power for everyday driving. The Carisma's suspension was tuned for comfort and handling, and the interior was spacious and well-appointed, reflecting a focus on practicality and quality. While the Carisma was primarily intended for European markets, it did find its way to other regions, including Australia and South Africa. Despite its modern design and competent engineering, the Carisma faced stiff competition from established European rivals. While it garnered a reputation for reliability and practicality, it never achieved the same level of sales success as some of its peers. Nevertheless, the Carisma played a significant role in shaping Mitsubishi's brand image by demonstrating its ability to create vehicles that could appeal to a global audience. The Carisma's legacy endures, particularly among owners who value its comfortable ride, practical interior, and relatively low running costs. The 1995-1999 Mitsubishi Carisma Workshop & Repair Manual serves as an invaluable resource for these owners, providing detailed information on all aspects of the vehicle's maintenance and repair.