Mitsubishi discontinued the L300 Versa Van.

**acarnivalmantra** · March 21st, 2013 12:16 AM

I'm a newbie driver and an L300 1995 model is my very first auto. Good luck with that :P

**Battlestar** · March 21st, 2013 12:22 AM

Originally Posted by acarnivalmantra

I'm a newbie driver and an L300 1995 model is my very first auto. Good luck with that :P

Grabe 18 years na buhay pa rin ang sasakyan? Good luck nga talaga bro

**myk384** · March 22nd, 2013 11:17 AM

Pansin ko lang it was introduced in the Aquino (Cory) administration tas it ended sa isang Aquino administration (Noynoy)

**zerog** · August 10th, 2013 11:07 PM

i own a 1995 l-300 FB din po buhay pa din po cya

TEENAGER NA

**number001** · August 10th, 2013 11:39 PM

When it was launched in 1987, the wait list stretched for a year or more! As in today, back then you would need "connections" on the inside in order to jump the queue.

Landmark Makati was raffling off these L300 Versa Van starting in 1989.

The biggest weakness of this model is its aircon system. The ref style of early models did not provide quick cooling on hot days (our '88 L300 VV). The aircon compressor is located quite low on the chassis so if you like flood fording during typhoon season, this will surely conk out. It conked out on our Local Exceed (98 Japan CBU) and L300 '99 VV.

The Versa Van maybe gone. But the L300 face will continue to live on through the FB and delivery vans.

**ronw123w124** · August 11th, 2013 12:18 AM

Originally Posted by number001

When it was launched in 1987, the wait list stretched for a year or more! As in today, back then you would need "connections" on the inside in order to jump the queue.

Landmark Makati was raffling off these L300 Versa Van starting in 1989.

The biggest weakness of this model is its aircon system. The ref style of early models did not provide quick cooling on hot days (our '88 L300 VV). The aircon compressor is located quite low on the chassis so if you like flood fording during typhoon season, this will surely conk out. It conked out on our Local Exceed (98 Japan CBU) and L300 '99 VV.

The Versa Van maybe gone. But the L300 face will continue to live on through the FB and delivery vans.

Pahirapan nga makakuha ng L300 VV back in the day, my parents used their "connections" kaya we got ours in 1 month (1988). Dati kasi wala rin ibang choice if you're in the market for a van, the only other van in the market back then was the "chopchop" surplus Toyota Town Ace. Actually 3 yung naging L300 namin, 88 and 94 Diesel VV and 89 Aluminum van (gas) pero di masyado tumagal sa amin yung mga L3 namin. Yung gas na VV namin was sold after 3 years kasi di na mapatino yung A/C saka lakas na mag overheat towards the end. Yung Aluminum Van naman mga 5 years yata sa amin, nabenta naman yun dahil malakas na sa gas saka we needed something bigger kaya napalitan yun ng Elf. Yung 94 Diesel VV naman mga 4 years lang sa amin, yung A/C din ang naging problema nun saka saksakan ng init yung singaw ng makina nun, nung huli wala na gusto gumamit nun, mas gusto kasi gamitin ng mga tao sa amin yung 95 Hiace Commuter namin at that time kaya binenta na lang tapos pinalitan ng isa pang Hiace.

**drich_enriquez** · August 19th, 2013 11:14 PM

Pansin ko lang it was introduced in the Aquino (Cory) administration tas it ended sa isang Aquino administration (Noynoy) :grin

Bro napansin ko rin, agreed ako dyan. Parang nag sona si noynoy na "itigil na ang pag produce ng L300 VV dito sa Pinas at mag labas kayo ng bagong modelo nito". But still this vehicle is legendary.

**vinj** · August 20th, 2013 02:52 PM

Originally Posted by number001

When it was launched in 1987, the wait list stretched for a year or more! As in today, back then you would need "connections" on the inside in order to jump the queue.

Landmark Makati was raffling off these L300 Versa Van starting in 1989.

The biggest weakness of this model is its aircon system. The ref style of early models did not provide quick cooling on hot days (our '88 L300 VV). The aircon compressor is located quite low on the chassis so if you like flood fording during typhoon season, this will surely conk out. It conked out on our Local Exceed (98 Japan CBU) and L300 '99 VV.

The Versa Van maybe gone. But the L300 face will continue to live on through the FB and delivery vans.

We had the 1988 model. Engine was the 1.8L with the aircon unit behind the passenger seat. Instant roasted yagbols pag sakay sa front seats. :D Laging iwan pa yung n/a 4D56 1986 Pajero namin pag paakyat ng Baguio. Definitely had a lot of fond childhood memories with the L300 VV.