Used 2023 Mitsubishi Mirage Consumer Reviews
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Decent little car . Roomy interior for it's size
Hate to abuse an ol cliche ..... But for the money it's a great car . My first mirage was totalled due to a collision that wasn't my fault after making 1 payment . With the options and the warranty for the price financed I think it's a great car . Someone with good credit could probably get one for 150 bucks a month . One on the lot I noticed was a little over 13,000 . Basic transportation at its finest IMO .
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Hard 180 for me.
I have had BMW, Denali, Laramie Longhorn Diesel, and had enough of icon big money wasted vehicles. Purchased a new auto Mirage. Comfortable, economical, practical, worry free, driver. I put on approx. 700k per week, drive mostly in the right lane at 112kph at 2200rpm at 47 mpg. I accelerate to what ever driving speed I need at or below 4krpm. The car is not up to BMW build, or acceleration....but. Pound for pound comparison the Mirage wins.and the 10 year warranty ....in 2030 I will still have factory warranty.it will get my dogs to the vet(a worrisome trip in a laramie longhorn), my clubs to the golf course, (and I wont have a trouble finding a parking spot) my wife and I to the curling club. I have taken it on a long trip for fishing(600kms) and found the seating comfort outstanding. My fuel bill is approx.$250.00 less per month, so in comparison to my Dodge Ram Diesel the cars frugality almost pays for itself. One personal note, the gas tank should have been built larger. I really dont like driving with less than 1/2 a tank of tiger juice. (For you young fellas Esso used to advertise its gas by putting a tiger in your tank) lol All in, I wish I had of purchased this type of car 30 years ago, and let go of the wallet robbing icons of the road.
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- Black Edition 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $13,999108 mi away
- ES 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $13,871146 mi away
- ES 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $15,995228 mi away
2023 Mitsubishi Mirage black edition hatchback
The 2023 Mitsubishi Mirage black edition hatchback is my first Mitsubishi car and it's been my favorite car to drive so far. The 40 miles per gallon combined city highway rating is literally the best you can find from any gas powered vehicle. The warranty offered is the best in the industry, 10 year powertrain 100,000 miles and 5 year 60,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty, and 7 year corrosion. They also have a 5 year road side assistance with no mileage limit. The 3 cylinder engine can be more sluggish accelerating than compared to a common 4 cylinder car, but in my experience this is only noticable when going up steep hills. And even then, it's not a huge deal. The other thing to mention is that there is no driver's side armrest included in the mirage. However you can just take a few big beach towels, roll them up into cylinders, and squash them down between the driver's and passenger's seats and it works perfectly. The tires are smaller and cheaper to replace, and the oil changes should be cheaper as well since the engine is a 1.2 liter engine which is smaller than competing cars 4 cylinder engines which are usually around 1.6 liter. Overall the 2023 mirage is a great car and it's one of the few subcompacts still remaining on the market.
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My Mirage
I bought my Mirage hatch back in 2020. I love it. Great gas mileage. It has slowww pick up but i knew I wasn't going to race the car. LOL. It keeps up with traffic and I've owned it for 3 years and have no complaints. Great buy for the money. Personal reviews are more favorable than professional reviews. Anyone looking for a reliable inexpensive brand new car, buy this. You won't be dissapointed.
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Tough little mutha
I have always liked tiny, uncomplicated cars that are fun to drive. My Mirage ES isn't sporty or particularly quick, but it's roomy and comfortable. With a 5-speed manual, it'll get you there on time. It's cheap on gas. It replaced a 2017 Ford Fiesta and is a much more practical car.
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