Used Mitsubishi Mirage for Sale

This is a very small-looking vehicle that packs in a ton of interior space. I'm really not sure how they did it, but it's totally bigger on the inside! We have the base model so it doesn't have a lot of the bells and whistles that are available, but by far the best thing about this car is the gas mileage. We typically get 35 mpg city and 45 mpg highway. It is awesome! It only costs $20 to fill up (it has a tiny seven-gallon gas tank) but it goes easily over 300 miles per tank so we don't fill it up any more often than we would our gas guzzling minivan. The finishings are basic but good quality and have held up well to the two children that regularly trash the vehicle as well as my husband's work supplies being thrown in and around the car. The trunk space is also massive for a car this size, I can fit all the groceries for us for the week easily inside. My husband has even fit a two-story folding ladder in this car by removing the front passenger seat and laying the back seats flat. Yep, the back seats fold down, making this already roomy car able to fit insane things... like the aforementioned two-story ladder. It drives very well, and we have put nearly 50,000 miles on it in about 18 months. Overall, we adore this car, and whenever it finally dies, we fully intend to get the same model in a newer year.

This is a nice, basic vehicle that will get you from point A to point B. It has some of the basic details most consumers would like to see, like Bluetooth, a key FOB, and fold-down back seats. It doesn't have fancy trim or lots of pick-me-up, but it is eco-friendly, which will cut down on the amount of gas you'll need for work or activities.

My Mitsubishi Mirage 2000 has been very good too me in the 10+ years that I have owned it. By far, the best thing about the car is how reliable it is; I'm pretty sure only a major car wreck or maybe a bullet could stop the engine from running. I have replaced nothing in this car since I got it with the exception of some struts. This car is, in fact, so reliable that what's under the hood is outliving the interior. My rear view mirror has fallen off before, and all the door carpet is gone. The seats no longer support my back as well. This may be a criticism, but after 18 years, I would expect the interior of any car to break down. This car drives well and makes a nice growl when you put your foot down. This car is also cheap to maintain; the tires are only $35 a piece for example. The only complaint I would have is the look of it; this looks like a car your grandpa would drive. Despite the design, I would whole heatedly endorse Mitsubishi as a car maker. If I bought a fancier car from them today, I have little doubt that it would last 15 years. I'll be sad to see this one go when it finally dies, but that could be some time.