Why the 2020 Mitsubishi Mirage is the cheapest new car you can buy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2020
- The 2020 Mitsubishi Mirage hatchback is an affordable, entry-level car with a host of available options. From a large color touchscreen to hill assist to full-power windows & locks (it's a subcompact entry level car, remember!) there's more than enough to impress even the stiffest of critics. This video was done in partnernship with Platinum Mitsubishi in Mechanicsburg, PA - visit them at MitsubishiPA.com!
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This cars makes me so happy . I work doing deliveries full time . I spend 30-50$ in gas per week. Is amazing .
Perfect for a college student..
Yeah I know. It's also perfect for a 57 year old ,who is just getting by. I love my Mirage!
I have a 2020 Mirage. I listened to all the bad reviews, but it was all I could afford at the time, so I bought it new. I've had it almost two years now, 17,000 miles. It may not have much power, but the gas mileage means I can smile at high gas prices, and there has been zero maintenance so far except oil changes. After two years, I'm glad I bought it. Very economical.
I get 47 MPGs all day long on the interstate. I have gotten as high as 51. With the exception of a rather flat first gear, it has everything that you need. I look forward to many, many years of use from this little puddle jumper.
Best review I watched. Very professional and direct to the point. Concise. Thank you.
thanks! I just did a more in depth one for the resdesigned 2021 Mirage hatchback...it's the latest video on the channel
I had a couple VW Beatles in the past, they were small and slow too.
My next ride.
I almost bought it. Chose a 4.5 yr old low mileage Scion.. Woah! 72 months is waaay too long a loan term. You end up paying 15 grand or more? These cars are discounted to 10 grand all the time. 15 grand can get you into some much nicer cars. PLUS $2500! Down? That makes it 17 grand !?!?! Get the car for 10,000 dollars, and pay it off in 3 years for lower payments, nothing down. It should not be that expensive. 11 grand OTD, TOPS.
yep, just quoted it today $15k for 2020 ES cvt, the dealer won't budge, and the price is for 2020 model that already sat on a dealer lot for quite some time LOL ... I walked away
@@slothypunk lol! For a Mirage? 17 grand can get you a new VW Jetta S OTD. Your dealers are on Crack!
@@djkenny1202 That is exactly what I am about to tell them but I don't want to get kicked out of the dealership for telling them that. Dealership near my town actually want 2020 mirage ES cvt for 16.5 K out of the door, the 15k is the next town near my town, all of them wants premium price for Mirage and that is crazy. You know what is their reason? Because of chip Shortage!
@@djkenny1202 How much should I be willing to pay for this car? I live in Hawai’i and none of our state dealers has this car in their inventory so I would need to order it which can up the price as well.
@@elletangere8964 stick with a base model. Incentives change with them. If you can at least get it no more than $11,000, without options (get a stick, the CVT kinda Sucks) you are Golden. With all fees, and there should only be Tax/Title/License (if they try to add document or delivery, prep.. tell them No) it should not exceed 12k out the door, Max. Less, if possible. I see these sell for $10000-10,,500 OTD. So honestly 11k should be totally attainable.
If they will not Deal, then might consider a nee Nissan Versa 6 speed manual for under $12500.
$350 a week is $18,200 a year. Is that “up to $30k in credit” with a legal maximum interest rate?
I'll buy a cheap car then a $50 thousand dollar American cars not reliable always in the shop I see Ford's, Chevy's, Dodge's
Why is it so hard to find one with a manual transmission?
**shruggss**
Because automatics sell more
I see them, just less in stock. Usually 10k instead of just over 11k asking on CVT
Because the people that want them get them as they tend to be the more reliable transmission choice (managed to snag mine about 6 months ago)
@@djkenny1202 11k? how you can get it that low, this guy on YT trying to sell it for almost $17k LOL
That’s BS $197 a month don’t do it guys be smart it won’t worth it unless you paying $2500 at once
You're not gonna get any Mirage for that price. If you do its probably a dog.That price will get you a used car and bring your mechanic with you unless you're one yourself. That was the right price you put down right?could've been a typo error.
And the body kits I see the video because of the title and nothing
The base model Chevy Spark (with the 5 Speed Manual) is the cheapest car you can get. It costs $13,400 while the base model Mirage (w/ 5 Speed) costs $13,995.
$11000 is doable on a base model stick shift, loaded ones for $13,300.
@@djkenny1202 The nissan versa used to cost $11,200 for the 5 speed base model. But now it starts at $15,000 but its much better now.
@@dawhiteman1451 they are better, but $15000 should get you into a loaded one (which us a poor value and that awful CVT). My neighbor got a new 20 Versa S in white for $12k OTD. If you want to spend 15k, might as well pay $500 more for a discounted base Corolla.
@@dawhiteman1451 most people pulled off $10k or less for prior Versa, too. I know a guy that paid $9200.
Base model spark doesn't have any power options nor cruise control
SCOTT BAIO!
The fact that this thing has only 78 hp makes the Honda Fit look like a muscle car.
78hp to be exact!!!! :)
@@overdrive_reviews Oh yeah, I forgot about the current Mirage. Thanks for the correction!
It never had 72hp. It had 74hp in 2015 thru 2015 and 78hp 2017 and up.
@@kylemas2005 Again, thanks for the correction.
@@Alex-yj9xl I'm sorry if I made anyone mad, including you. I've fixed my mistake, and yes I did copy that from Doug Demuro. Again, I'm so sorry if I made anyone mad.
This poor car is always gonna get trash or lukewarm reviews. Good thing i own one. Wouldn't trade it for the world. Oops I lied. Traded a 2017 SE for a 2021 G4 LE
LIKE VIDEO
This is the old model!
And you can still buy the old model... new!
Let me guess, this guy work for Mitsubishi dealership
Why does he have to work for Mitsubishi? He just can't like the car? How sarcastic.
@@stevensmith8648 but he does work for mitsubishi dealer
@@stevensmith8648 because he is advertising crazy ass expensive loans as if they are Low
You don't have to buy the car.Very simple.
Hell it cost me for 2020 chevy spark lt for 16000
Woah! Loaded after dinner discounts those should be under 14k. $9900 for base model (best Buy)
You get the economy cars new the options is gonna jack up the price.and some of the options are standard So you're gonna pay.Best to get one with discounts and rebates. Thats any car!
72x197+2500 is $16,684, honestly you're better off getting a cheap beater car and working on it your self. That plus I see these all the time sub 10g on sale
Yep 10g at MOST
@Iknownothing brand new for under 10k. $7900 2 years old with under 30k.
$197 a month for 72 months....that's 14,184....
Yeah, you'd be a fool to purchase this car brand new.
+2500 down
Nobody pays MSRP at a Mitsu dealer after rebates and basic bartering skills. The avg Mirage owner paid $13k for a new one. Factor in a 60 month loan @ at a shitty 9% interest rate and your still paying only $236 a month. This is a great deal for a brand new car.
@@kylemas2005 I almost purchased one for $9500 plus Tax and License. 10,000 OTD. 13k?
@@djkenny1202 They're all retailing for $13k to 17k by me.
@@kylemas2005 retail is different. MSRP can get cut by thousands. They are 11 grand easy, here, anytime..but during sometimes of the year Theres enough manufacturers incentives that the dealer deeper discount the Mirage. The 18 I was offered end of the year was $9500.
First, I LOVE tiny, cheap cars. I test drove the Mirage. It was literally the most miserable new car I have ever driven. Period. Horrible handling, horrible chassis dynamics, horrible engine. I test drove the Chevrolet Spark and it was significantly better in every way. The Spark feels like a larger, more expensive car than its price point suggests. One of the biggest differences was that it handled significantly better than the Mirage. The Spark is also faster, rides better, has much, much better build quality, and it’s fun to drive. Here’s the kicker - the Spark has a MONUMENTALLY better crash rating, cheaper insurance, and lower parts cost. I bought the Spark brand new for $10,100 OTD.
Run from the Miserable Mirage...straight to the Chevrolet dealership.
Thomas Burick: I'm beginning to see the light, so to speak, concerning purchasing a Spark over the Mirage. You confirmed this in your input above. Cheers, mate! Peace...♐
I’ve owned my 2017 Spark for 3 years now. I would but it again. Above all - super fun little car to drive. It reminds me of my ‘80’s Honda Civic hatchbacks. I have the 5-speed manual transmission. The shifting is Honda-good. 40,000 miles on the odometer and not a single issue. Great handling, solid chassis dynamics, and better-than-it needs-to-be build quality.
I can’t fathom why anyone would buy a Mirage over a Spark. The Mitsubishi was nasty to drive. The Spark is a carnival ride :)
The Mirage has better mpg, way more cargo volume room, better rear passenger legroom, much better track record with JATCO CVT7 reliability, much easier to work, way longer warranty, hell you can drive a Mirage for Uber but not a Spark. I will give you Mitsu parts being more expensive and GM having a bigger dealership network however. The Spark is better looking too, exterior and interior IMO. However when I test drove the Spark, the cabin was extremely cramped and the seats were a lot less comfortable than my 2 Mirages. It's all subjective in the end. I'm glad you enjoy your GM Daewoo Spark and I'll enjoy my Mitsubishi Mirages.
@@kylemas2005 I remember you brother lol...we've debated before about Spark vs. Mirage. I love your passion for the Mirage. I know I'm hard on the car but for good reason. If enough people complain about the Mirage's list of shortcomings, maybe Mitsubishi will step up their game on the eventual redesign and give us a truly great little car. With only the Spark and Mirage still standing in this segment, Mitsu could really own the space with a proper redesign. I really want to love the Mirage and I'm hopeful that the redesign will give me a legit reason to trade in my Spark when the time comes.
@@thetinysideoftiny7625 If I was just commuting by myself in the big city I'd drive a manual Spark all day. I don't trust GM's record so far with the JATCO CVT7's programming although it might be better now than previous years but Mitsu has demonstrated it can get 400k miles out of its original JATCO CVT7 consistently media.mitsubishicars.com/en-US/releases/414000-miles-in-a-mitsubishi-mirage-and-ready-for-more
I also need to be able to fit a lot of cargo in my Mirage. I couldn't get the new Spark back bench to fold down all the way with my 6ft frame in the drivers seat unfortunately. Now I was impressed with the soft clutch and nice throws of the manual Spark. I also compared OEM parts prices between both manufacturers and GM was MUCH cheaper! Some Mitsu parts are insanely expensive! $700 radiators and $300 rear drums! Good thing aftermarket parts are finally opening up. Merry Cri'mas!
The cvt transmission is terrible get it with the manual transmission much much reliable and fun
I just got the cvt trans for mirage, it is not bad and I prefer it for convenience. I even drag race my friend with mirage MT, suffice to say with its beasty 78 HP, it really doesn't matter if you are on MT or cvt! It still accelerate to a whooping 11 something sec from 0-60mph, CVT is alright if you can get a deal price for it!