The Mitsubishi Endeavor is a crossover that was introduced for 2004. Mitsubishi made the Endeavor for one generation, emphasizing its styling and "bold character." The automaker midway through the Endeavor's first year introduced a few model revisions, such as more engine power (up from 215 to 225 horsepower), increased safety features (including daytime running lights and a tire-pressure monitor), and revised styling. Optional features included traction and stability control, and a DVD entertainment system for backseat passengers. However, in 2011, instead of making a second-generation Endeavor, Mitsubishi dropped the vehicle from its lineup.