Have owned one since 2011, have still never had an issue with it. My only problem is it’s a little gutless. Other than that I can’t fault it at all, it’s the best car I’ve ever owned.
The 13 year old Lancer underpinnings live on. I have a 2011 Lancer Sportback with the 2.4 and CVT and while its been a very good reliable car I wouldn't buy one today even if they'd kept refreshing it. Feel the same way about the ASX (Outlander Sport here).
Over the last few weeks did a very detailed comparison/test drives between small SUVs. And we decided to purchase the ASX exceed 2.4l. There are many reasons why it's the highest selling small SUV for the last 10 years. Here's some: The size of the ASX boot for new parents is not practical in the Hyundai Kona, Toyota CHR or Mazda CX3. Honda HRV and Nissan Qashqai both do not have apple/android connection. Subaru XV is perfect but their lowest model price is the ASX's highest model. This video suggests a very bad ASX driving experience compared to the other manufacturers. I agree somewhat comparing against the ASX 2.0l. not against the 2.4l. I found the ASX 2.4l a significantly better drive than its 2.0l (noisy and struggling for power). Anyways, very happy with our ASX.
No argument there Daniel, lots of people are happy with their ASXs, and as I said in my written review on site, you can do a lot worse. Cheers, Mal Flynn
Thanks. I have read your review. Whilst I mostly agree with it, i don't agree with the comparison against competitirs. Maybe you are appreciating different things than I. For example Honda HRV got 4 stars (8/10) compared to ASX 7.1 rating (3.5 star). HRV was a perfect car for us driving, magic seats, boot space) except the technology was useless. It has a very old and unresponsive screen, poor parking system highlighted when screen is used and no apple/android connection. I would rate ASX a lot higher than its competitors than you have.
So I just purchased my brand new 2019 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross SEL with Touring Package and S-AWC and got $6,700.00 off the MSRP. Well we actually bought 2, one in Octane Blue and one in Red Diamond in identical SEL trims with the Touring Package! It reminds me of a Volvo and an Aztek in the rear and I like the styling of both vehicles so I love it and it is unmistakable in its design! Plus the rear led signature of the parking lights is so unique and looks amazing and I love how they hid the rear wiper up under the rear roof spoiler to avoid ice and snow building up on it. Also the rear styling aids visibility in my opinion giving a much larger glass area. One thing my salesman said his customers all say is that at night they love how the rear led bar that splits the rear window directly lines up with and blocks the headlights of cars behind you from blinding you and by dang it sure does on 75% of vehicles, really neat. I have been averaging about 27 mpg in mixed so beating the numbers and it does better than our 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport GT AWC on fuel that we traded. Now the 2017 Mitsubishi Mirage G4 SE that we also traded blew them both out of the water on MPGs but it was a 3 cylinder with 78 horsepower lol. But we are very pleased with the Eclipse Cross and the features are awesome and it is truly loaded! Plus the looks and questions it attracts are cool. One thing it does have is great power or should I say torque. This thing is very zippy and can really take off with very little turbo lag. The CVT is very smooth and refined and the Eclipse Cross just has an effortless drive to it cruising so smooth and quiet. The interior is a step above the competition in my opinion with super comfortable seats, expensive looking materials, padded dash, arm rest and upper door trim. I have had no creaks or rattles at al and it has been chilly the last few days. The heated steering wheel works great even with my steering wheel cover on. Its just a very comfortable small suv. Features galore! I love the dual sunroofs, heated front and rear seats and steering wheel, heads up display, surround view camera and multiple views to choose from, and the radar cruise worked flawlessly on the 1.5 hr drive home at 70 mph and rush hour traffic stop and go. I love how the trim we purchased has all the safety features and the led headlights in this car are like wow you can see everything and you can adjust them. The auto high beams are a really cool feature. I will mention again the seats in this thing are so comfortable and they just hug you and are soft and long distance comfortable and I am just shy of 6ft. The smaller cargo area does not bother me at all as I purchased this suv more on the styling and Mitsubishi reliability than anything. But you can slide the rear seats forward to expand your cargo but even before doing that it has 22 cubic ft which is great to me. We have always loved our Mitsubishis and the Eclipse Cross is our favorite to date and wow Mitsubishi you sure nailed it as I cannot say there is anything ai dont like inside, outside, or the way it drives. I just really am impressed and love this vehicle and to get it for over $6,000.00 less than MSRP just sweetens the deal. I understand most (not all) people who buy this suv do so solely on the looks and that is why we got our 2 SELs with Touring Package So we got every feature and the 2 sunroofs. It truly is loaded. The Mitsubishi Connect app on our iPhones (7 Plus and X) has worked amazing also and we have used it more than 10 times each to start and shut off our Eclipse Crosses, turn lights on and off, adjust the interior temp, and there are dozens of preferences and features you can adjust in the vehicle with the app. Plus it has the sos feature if the air bags deploy and stolen vehicle assist. I called the call center with the black call button and she went over everything it does and can do. So cool. Free for 2 years which is awesome and runs about $12.00 to $19.00 a month after that depending on the package you pick, which I will gladly pay the $19.00 after 2 years its well worth it. So we are very happy with our 2 Eclipse Crosses and the amazing deal we got at Renn Kirby Mitsubishi from Tommy Moberly and Brendan (Juice). We tend to trade up about every 3 years and this is by far the most favorite vehicle I have owned to date. It is also a IIHS Top Safety Pick and you can tell it is a heavy SUV for its size which helps make it feel so planted and strong on the road yet the small turbo pulls this thing with amazing bursts of power when you push it, it really is fun! Thanks Mitsubishi!
If a car doesn't have a proper spare wheel am not interested. Imagine being 200kms away from home and you got a space saver wheel? Manufacturers should change change the name to cost saver wheel!
Hi CarGuide, can you please explain me which model is the highest spec model please? Because it's very confusing and there's lot of models and I can't figure out
That's because there's nothing special about the car. If anything, your takeaway should be that this is a 10 year old model disguised as something new, with sloppy steering. This model doesn't excel at anything, but meets the standards of todays vehicles. The only thing I would add, is that most mechanical problems "should" have been sorted by now making reliability a key selling point
The information regarding the 2.4ltr motor is incorrect. The 2.4 is not from the Outlander. The ASX has the 4b12 motor, the Outlander has 4j12 motor. The block of these engines is similar, but no parts are interchangeable. The B motor has double overhead cam, the J motor has a single overhead cam. The J motor was also a completely new design in 2012, the B motor has been doing service since 2006, albeit with several major upgrades along the way.
Why no 2lt turbo AWD from the EVO with around 400Nm Torque and 220KW? Maybe also added adjustable suspension, manual gearbox and some crazy yaw control. I would buy it. 55K Price Tag.
Ever wondered why car rental companies utilise the Mitsubishi ASX in preference to other models...because the ASX is reliable and roomy. Cant say the same about the mx3..
I've comment on every channel looking for an answer I have an outlander rvr 2019 Everytime I open the door I get static shock I mean Everytime I put plastic mats and does not work. It's not the clothes or weather because we're I live is hot never cold. Don't know what to do.
justkeepfishing miss t try getting a ground flap. They connect the rear usually. You will see them hanging behind some vehicles on the road it should ground the vehicle.
I was thinking about purchasing this car but after doing more research I decided against it as other small SUVs are much better value in terms of quality and appearance/design, the ASX still has a very old dated and 'chunky' look about it which is something that has not really changed even after this newest facelift for example if you compare it to the stunning new 2020 Mazda CX-3 it just doesn't cut it for me sorry Mitsubishi
Their is no way that I would shop a CX3 against a ASX. The CX3 is way smaller, it is basically a reverse tardis. The ASX has lot larger interior and both cars shouldn't be compared in the same class.
We were going to update my old work car this year to one of these,but on Christmas eve our 3 year old outlander with 83000 km had a cvt failure and required a complete replacement.....Now we are going for something from Korea without a cvt....I will never buy a cvt vehicle again,especially when the dealer says we don't even open these things up we change the whole unit......Not much confidence for the vehicle out of warranty....
i have a toyota with a cvt its done over 250,000k without any problems at all, but when i got it all the info i read about CVTs was to keep away form nissans and mitsubishi, also don't buy a car with a cvt if it has a big motor and don't hammer them, but yeah cvt has its pro's and con's pro is the car manufacturer can meet emissions because they are more economical, con is the user pays for it because they get a less reliable gearbox.
I ride ASX from friend it's brilliant plenty leg room. I still owner of Suzuki Ignis 20 years Still low KMs if I have money I'm definitely going for ASX Mazda3 ??? LOL that too low You gotta understand need higher seat the best
Racer racer I love my new top trim Eclipse Cross but I like the look of the front end a tad better on the newASX (Outlander Sport in USA). But is what sold me on the Eclipse Cross was the funky, unique rear design and love how it lights up at night. I also liked the more extensive features on the top trim Eclipse Cross like heated steering wheel, heated rear seats, mitsubishi connect remote services and start, dual pane opening panoramic roof, much more comfortable front seats, and dual zone auto climate control and more. Both look pretty good!
How lazy are Mitsubishi to not design a whole new model I have driven the previous model and that CVT is just so elastic very underpowered you have to strangulate the hell out of the accelerator before you get any kind of power out of the car conventional 6-speed automatic would have been better but that's not up to me
Why would they bother with a whole redesign when it's still one of the top sellers in its category. And if you are trying to floor the accelerator from idle then you have no clue how to drive a CVT.
The rating should not include decimals! We have a pretty good idea that a 1 is terrible and a 10 is excellent. For instance what does the 0.1 include in the final score of 7.1??
Fair point Eamonn, but we made the scores more granular some time ago because lots of cars were getting the same score. What good is that? If you check out the written review on site, you'll see that that final score is averaged across eight different fields. So I didn't pull the .1 out of thin air. Cheers, Mal Flynn
I bought a Mitsubishi asx 15.5 year in 2016. 3 months in I went over a round about by maybe 20 centermeters and the A pillar plastic popped out. I took it to the dealer and he was like don't worry mate just smack it back in. I was like yup never again am I buying Mitsubishi. Considering the offerings from kia and Hyundai nowadays it's never a good option to buy a Mitsubishi.
Eclipse cross has a good car but the design is weird, mitsubishi can compete with other good suv, but mitsu designer is getting old, i dont know why they keep making same ugly design.. they dont listen to their costumers
No I think they are listening to their customers and playing to their strengths. The ASX is the top selling (in Australia) car in it's class. It ticks all of the boxes in terms of size, equipment levels and price. And only people whinging about would never own a Mitsubishi anyway.
@@elizanne6660 gear box has terrible trouble engaging 2nd, had a new clutch, 1st and 2nd gears replaced, slave cylinder and Mitsubishi say its fine but it still won't engage when cold. Both front shock absorbers failed due to leaking all their oil, the oil pan also needs to be dropped out and resealed. Its just full of issues. Honestly do yourself a favour and get a Mazda. Mines the 4x4 version and its also terrible on fuel averaging about 30mpg in 2wd mode.
It's cheap, reliable, comfortable and comes with a 10 year warranty.
Good enough for me.
Have owned one since 2011, have still never had an issue with it. My only problem is it’s a little gutless. Other than that I can’t fault it at all, it’s the best car I’ve ever owned.
And yet they still outsell everything else!
The 13 year old Lancer underpinnings live on. I have a 2011 Lancer Sportback with the 2.4 and CVT and while its been a very good reliable car I wouldn't buy one today even if they'd kept refreshing it. Feel the same way about the ASX (Outlander Sport here).
Over the last few weeks did a very detailed comparison/test drives between small SUVs. And we decided to purchase the ASX exceed 2.4l.
There are many reasons why it's the highest selling small SUV for the last 10 years. Here's some:
The size of the ASX boot for new parents is not practical in the Hyundai Kona, Toyota CHR or Mazda CX3. Honda HRV and Nissan Qashqai both do not have apple/android connection. Subaru XV is perfect but their lowest model price is the ASX's highest model.
This video suggests a very bad ASX driving experience compared to the other manufacturers. I agree somewhat comparing against the ASX 2.0l. not against the 2.4l. I found the ASX 2.4l a significantly better drive than its 2.0l (noisy and struggling for power).
Anyways, very happy with our ASX.
No argument there Daniel, lots of people are happy with their ASXs, and as I said in my written review on site, you can do a lot worse. Cheers, Mal Flynn
Thanks. I have read your review. Whilst I mostly agree with it, i don't agree with the comparison against competitirs. Maybe you are appreciating different things than I. For example Honda HRV got 4 stars (8/10) compared to ASX 7.1 rating (3.5 star). HRV was a perfect car for us driving, magic seats, boot space) except the technology was useless. It has a very old and unresponsive screen, poor parking system highlighted when screen is used and no apple/android connection.
I would rate ASX a lot higher than its competitors than you have.
Thanks Bloke, my partner has the Turbo diesel 2018, it's a fantastic all round ride. We love it, cheers Daniel.
So I just purchased my brand new 2019 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross SEL with Touring Package and S-AWC and got $6,700.00 off the MSRP. Well we actually bought 2, one in Octane Blue and one in Red Diamond in identical SEL trims with the Touring Package! It reminds me of a Volvo and an Aztek in the rear and I like the styling of both vehicles so I love it and it is unmistakable in its design! Plus the rear led signature of the parking lights is so unique and looks amazing and I love how they hid the rear wiper up under the rear roof spoiler to avoid ice and snow building up on it. Also the rear styling aids visibility in my opinion giving a much larger glass area. One thing my salesman said his customers all say is that at night they love how the rear led bar that splits the rear window directly lines up with and blocks the headlights of cars behind you from blinding you and by dang it sure does on 75% of vehicles, really neat.
I have been averaging about 27 mpg in mixed so beating the numbers and it does better than our 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport GT AWC on fuel that we traded. Now the 2017 Mitsubishi Mirage G4 SE that we also traded blew them both out of the water on MPGs but it was a 3 cylinder with 78 horsepower lol. But we are very pleased with the Eclipse Cross and the features are awesome and it is truly loaded! Plus the looks and questions it attracts are cool. One thing it does have is great power or should I say torque. This thing is very zippy and can really take off with very little turbo lag. The CVT is very smooth and refined and the Eclipse Cross just has an effortless drive to it cruising so smooth and quiet. The interior is a step above the competition in my opinion with super comfortable seats, expensive looking materials, padded dash, arm rest and upper door trim. I have had no creaks or rattles at al and it has been chilly the last few days. The heated steering wheel works great even with my steering wheel cover on. Its just a very comfortable small suv.
Features galore! I love the dual sunroofs, heated front and rear seats and steering wheel, heads up display, surround view camera and multiple views to choose from, and the radar cruise worked flawlessly on the 1.5 hr drive home at 70 mph and rush hour traffic stop and go. I love how the trim we purchased has all the safety features and the led headlights in this car are like wow you can see everything and you can adjust them. The auto high beams are a really cool feature. I will mention again the seats in this thing are so comfortable and they just hug you and are soft and long distance comfortable and I am just shy of 6ft. The smaller cargo area does not bother me at all as I purchased this suv more on the styling and Mitsubishi reliability than anything. But you can slide the rear seats forward to expand your cargo but even before doing that it has 22 cubic ft which is great to me. We have always loved our Mitsubishis and the Eclipse Cross is our favorite to date and wow Mitsubishi you sure nailed it as I cannot say there is anything ai dont like inside, outside, or the way it drives. I just really am impressed and love this vehicle and to get it for over $6,000.00 less than MSRP just sweetens the deal. I understand most (not all) people who buy this suv do so solely on the looks and that is why we got our 2 SELs with Touring Package So we got every feature and the 2 sunroofs. It truly is loaded.
The Mitsubishi Connect app on our iPhones (7 Plus and X) has worked amazing also and we have used it more than 10 times each to start and shut off our Eclipse Crosses, turn lights on and off, adjust the interior temp, and there are dozens of preferences and features you can adjust in the vehicle with the app. Plus it has the sos feature if the air bags deploy and stolen vehicle assist. I called the call center with the black call button and she went over everything it does and can do. So cool. Free for 2 years which is awesome and runs about $12.00 to $19.00 a month after that depending on the package you pick, which I will gladly pay the $19.00 after 2 years its well worth it.
So we are very happy with our 2 Eclipse Crosses and the amazing deal we got at Renn Kirby Mitsubishi from Tommy Moberly and Brendan (Juice). We tend to trade up about every 3 years and this is by far the most favorite vehicle I have owned to date. It is also a IIHS Top Safety Pick and you can tell it is a heavy SUV for its size which helps make it feel so planted and strong on the road yet the small turbo pulls this thing with amazing bursts of power when you push it, it really is fun! Thanks Mitsubishi!
My that a BIGggggg COMMENT 🥶😟😟
If a car doesn't have a proper spare wheel am not interested. Imagine being 200kms away from home and you got a space saver wheel? Manufacturers should change change the name to cost saver wheel!
Hi CarGuide, can you please explain me which model is the highest spec model please? Because it's very confusing and there's lot of models and I can't figure out
So long as it comes in pensioner light blue, or hire car white, they have done enough.
the hire cars are usually a metallic maroon or grey these days
Deloached them sneaky hire car folks will do anything to cover their tracks, dastardly tactics like grey or maroon among them.
R Soul, your comment cracked me up. So true, lol. Thanks for the laugh!
Can you just buy the rear lights of this car?
Mal...that has to be one of your most vague reviews in a while. I personally didn't get many takeaways from that one😐
Thanks for the feedback Gaz, and noted. Perhaps you'll get what you need from the written review on site? If not, ask away! Cheers, Mal Flynn
That's because there's nothing special about the car. If anything, your takeaway should be that this is a 10 year old model disguised as something new, with sloppy steering. This model doesn't excel at anything, but meets the standards of todays vehicles. The only thing I would add, is that most mechanical problems "should" have been sorted by now making reliability a key selling point
The information regarding the 2.4ltr motor is incorrect. The 2.4 is not from the Outlander. The ASX has the 4b12 motor, the Outlander has 4j12 motor. The block of these engines is similar, but no parts are interchangeable. The B motor has double overhead cam, the J motor has a single overhead cam. The J motor was also a completely new design in 2012, the B motor has been doing service since 2006, albeit with several major upgrades along the way.
Why no 2lt turbo AWD from the EVO with around 400Nm Torque and 220KW? Maybe also added adjustable suspension, manual gearbox and some crazy yaw control. I would buy it. 55K Price Tag.
Now that would be an ASX! I'm afraid Mitsubishi is too focused on mainstream volume sales at present though. Cheers, Mal Flynn
This car is so ‘meh’ to drive... its orrrigh but not $25ks worth
Ever wondered why car rental companies utilise the Mitsubishi ASX in preference to other models...because the ASX is reliable and roomy. Cant say the same about the mx3..
Exactly. I worked for a hire car company and they only buy reliable cars. Research car rental companies first for reliability.
I've comment on every channel looking for an answer I have an outlander rvr 2019 Everytime I open the door I get static shock I mean Everytime I put plastic mats and does not work. It's not the clothes or weather because we're I live is hot never cold. Don't know what to do.
justkeepfishing miss t try getting a ground flap. They connect the rear usually. You will see them hanging behind some vehicles on the road it should ground the vehicle.
@@Petey17564 ok thanks
GSR does that mean a 5speed manual?
I was thinking about purchasing this car but after doing more research I decided against it as other small SUVs are much better value in terms of quality and appearance/design, the ASX still has a very old dated and 'chunky' look about it which is something that has not really changed even after this newest facelift for example if you compare it to the stunning new 2020 Mazda CX-3 it just doesn't cut it for me sorry Mitsubishi
Their is no way that I would shop a CX3 against a ASX. The CX3 is way smaller, it is basically a reverse tardis. The ASX has lot larger interior and both cars shouldn't be compared in the same class.
Give me an ASX any day.
nope it looks like all the budget went into the front end and they left nothing for the back, the back looks 2008 and front 2018
This is sold in the U.S., but I forget the name and the whole Mitsubishi brand is "circling the drain" here....probably THE LEAST POPULAR small SUV.
RVR.
GREAT review.
Thank You.
We were going to update my old work car this year to one of these,but on Christmas eve our 3 year old outlander with 83000 km had a cvt failure and required a complete replacement.....Now we are going for something from Korea without a cvt....I will never buy a cvt vehicle again,especially when the dealer says we don't even open these things up we change the whole unit......Not much confidence for the vehicle out of warranty....
i have a toyota with a cvt its done over 250,000k without any problems at all, but when i got it all the info i read about CVTs was to keep away form nissans and mitsubishi, also don't buy a car with a cvt if it has a big motor and don't hammer them, but yeah cvt has its pro's and con's pro is the car manufacturer can meet emissions because they are more economical, con is the user pays for it because they get a less reliable gearbox.
ASX has10 year warranty...
I ride ASX from friend it's brilliant plenty leg room.
I still owner of Suzuki Ignis 20 years
Still low KMs if I have money I'm definitely going for ASX
Mazda3 ??? LOL that too low
You gotta understand need higher seat the best
Looks good but should of done somemore to the interior because its a bit average.
Would it not be better to pay a little more,not much more,and get the Eclipse Cross?
Me personaly dont like the front of the eclipse cross front i rather the asx
Racer racer I love my new top trim Eclipse Cross but I like the look of the front end a tad better on the newASX (Outlander Sport in USA). But is what sold me on the Eclipse Cross was the funky, unique rear design and love how it lights up at night. I also liked the more extensive features on the top trim Eclipse Cross like heated steering wheel, heated rear seats, mitsubishi connect remote services and start, dual pane opening panoramic roof, much more comfortable front seats, and dual zone auto climate control and more. Both look pretty good!
Drinking game. When he says "it's worth noting"
Haha that's like the UK car reviews - when they say "AcTuAlLy" th-cam.com/video/uUBqoVap36I/w-d-xo.html
Ha! Fair point. I also say "pretty" too much, so I'll add that to the list. Either way, I hope you noted. Cheers, Mal Flynn
How lazy are Mitsubishi to not design a whole new model I have driven the previous model and that CVT is just so elastic very underpowered you have to strangulate the hell out of the accelerator before you get any kind of power out of the car conventional 6-speed automatic would have been better but that's not up to me
Or the eight speed in the Eclipse Cross! Cheers, Mal Flynn
Why would they bother with a whole redesign when it's still one of the top sellers in its category. And if you are trying to floor the accelerator from idle then you have no clue how to drive a CVT.
@@cl6107 didn't realise there's a specific way to drive a CVT as you can tell I'm being sarcastic😂😂😂
@@lukuscannon9697 if you knew then clearly you wouldn't have made that comment.
Don't need to have a degree in rocket science to know how to drive a CVT
I can’t believe this is a top seller I don’t understand it. In America they can barely give these away on dealer lots
its pretty good car tbh
The rating should not include decimals! We have a pretty good idea that a 1 is terrible and a 10 is excellent. For instance what does the 0.1 include in the final score of 7.1??
@Eamonn McDermott: if it makes you feel better just calc 10x, so it’s 71/100. Personally I prefer it out of 1, so it’s 0.71/1.00 for me
Fair point Eamonn, but we made the scores more granular some time ago because lots of cars were getting the same score. What good is that? If you check out the written review on site, you'll see that that final score is averaged across eight different fields. So I didn't pull the .1 out of thin air. Cheers, Mal Flynn
Funny to hear that the ASX is so popular in Australia - in the UK they're really uncommon, and get terrible reviews too.
The engine options are a disappointment, I know it's about reliability but our little diesel duster has more torque than the 2.4.
I bought a Mitsubishi asx 15.5 year in 2016. 3 months in I went over a round about by maybe 20 centermeters and the A pillar plastic popped out. I took it to the dealer and he was like don't worry mate just smack it back in. I was like yup never again am I buying Mitsubishi. Considering the offerings from kia and Hyundai nowadays it's never a good option to buy a Mitsubishi.
please reconsider Mitsubishi ,lol
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Great all rounder still. I’d have one if I didn’t need to tow heavy things
Clicked on vid for a Mitsubishi
Got an add for isuzu
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Good stuff
Could have changed some of the wheel designs... they must have gone through full range of lipsticks on a pig and just about run out
Made in Japan? My guess is Thailand, which I hope is wrong.
Yep its japan not thiland.
@@LuvJayden4k Great news. Nothing against Thailand but the Japanese attention to detail and quality control is second to none.
The body number VIN starts with JM; J=Japan M=Mitsubishi
Eclipse cross has a good car but the design is weird, mitsubishi can compete with other good suv, but mitsu designer is getting old, i dont know why they keep making same ugly design.. they dont listen to their costumers
No I think they are listening to their customers and playing to their strengths. The ASX is the top selling (in Australia) car in it's class. It ticks all of the boxes in terms of size, equipment levels and price. And only people whinging about would never own a Mitsubishi anyway.
It's worth noting, you say "worth nothing" too much. Too much pretentious or unnatural gesticulation too.
Mitsubishi has gone really down hill recently
Harry Murray-Jones well it’s 2018 sales say otherwise
@@6BRENO6 it's 2019 not 2018 😂😂 and mitsubishi is practically dead in Europe now after years of releasing far below average cars.
Harry Murray-Jones well good thing this is a review about Australia and not Europe then...
@@6BRENO6 Mitsubishi is so dated compared to rivals. By the way it is 2019 get in the right year.
Harry Murray-Jones 2019 hasn’t finished yet if you haven’t noticed... hence you can’t use 2019 figures for car sales you incompetent fool.
Mitsubishi design team need to rethink their approach, its loosing its sexy element that there used to have.
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plastic fender
What do u like, metal fender? Old school
Toxic Bambam safe school.
carbon fiber
Such a boring upgrade
sounds like its rubbish to own
New front on the Mitsubishi is so ugly unfortunately
I own a Mitsubishi pajero sports, many problems, i don’t trust Mitsubishi.
I don't trust you
They are simply terrible. I know I’ve got one don’t touch them!! Go for the Mazda
Why are they terrible?
Still waiting to hear why.
@@elizanne6660 gear box has terrible trouble engaging 2nd, had a new clutch, 1st and 2nd gears replaced, slave cylinder and Mitsubishi say its fine but it still won't engage when cold. Both front shock absorbers failed due to leaking all their oil, the oil pan also needs to be dropped out and resealed. Its just full of issues. Honestly do yourself a favour and get a Mazda. Mines the 4x4 version and its also terrible on fuel averaging about 30mpg in 2wd mode.
Sorry to hear that, Darren Clarke, I have auto, and happy with it so far.
And also 2WD.