When you own a Mitsubishi in the United States, it is very common to think, “Japanese cars are durable, I just drive it and don’t need to worry too much.” But after a few years of parking outside on the driveway, in an apartment lot, at the office lot or on the street, you start to notice the paint is not as glossy as when it was new, the glass has water spots, the interior looks faded and the exterior plastics look dull. That is when many owners suddenly realize that the “durability” they always mention mainly refers to the engine and structure, while the exterior and interior are still being “eaten away” by the weather every single day if they are not protected....