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    Carolynne Beazley

    Carolynne BeazleyNorth Turramurra

    • 2 reviews

    awesome car - couldn't ask for more for the price!

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    Performs really well, nimble on the road. Haven't noticed much noise. Interior does look cheap but functional
    Legroom surprisingly amazing - we actually fit in 4 adults quite comfortably and we're all over 6'1"!! We were shocked.
    Really cost efficient to run - slow to go through petrol
    Not very powerful up the hills, but really does the job well enough nonetheless.

    BodyHatch
    BadgeLS
    Engine Size1.2
    TransmissionManual
    Date PurchasedMar 2018
    GeeJay

    GeeJaySouth East Queensland, QLD

    • 4 reviews

    Very good for a short work commute.

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    Those criticising the Mirage's looks should compare it to the Nissan micra.
    My Mirage had to have the manual gear box replaced at 24000 km. A vibrating sensation was noticeable through the pedals.
    The dealer said Mitsubishi had changed manufactures and the replacement shouldn't give me any bother. Has anyone had this problem, or know whether the replacement gear box is of better quality than the original. To their credit Mitsubishi replaced it under warranty, but if it fails again within say 25,000 km, the cost could ruin me.

    BodyHatch
    BadgeLS
    Engine Size1.2
    TransmissionThe manual gearbox had to be replaced under warranty at 23000 km. Does anyone know if the replacement box Mitsubishi fit is any better than the original. I was told by the dealer the replacement box comes from a different manufacturer.
    Date PurchasedNov 2013
    aziz

    aziz

    • 5 reviews

    Perfect car

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    Great little car very easy to manage i like driving it beautiful colour and looks. It is very economical on fuel. Air conditioner could have been better. Bluetooth connectivity is also a plus point. Usb connectivity. Full tank that costs around 30$$ can easily do 370 -390 kms which is pretty good.

    BodyHatch
    BadgeLS
    Engine Size1.2
    TransmissionAutomatic
    Date PurchasedNov 2015
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    IntrepidAussie

    IntrepidAussiePerth

    • 5 reviews
    • 3 likes

    Cheated on Fuel Economy

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    We bought this car purely for its Fuel Economy but were misled.
    The sticker on this car says Combined consumption is 4.9 L/100km, Urban 5.6 L/100km, and Extra Urban is 4.4 L/100km.
    We have never got better than 7 L/100km - despite driving very carefully and mixing local and freeway trips (over a four month period).
    The rest of the car is fantastic. Great turning circle. Small outside but roomy inside. Nifty to park. Very comfortable.



    BodyHatch
    BadgeLS
    TransmissionAutomatic
    Date PurchasedApr 2016
    Engine Size1.2
    Billyboy

    BillyboySlacks Creek

    • 2 reviews

    Our new favourite car.

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    This was the first Mitsubishi I've ever owned and I've found it to be such a joy to dive, it's really good on fuel, cheap to service and is so very comfortable. We bought this as a second car but now the family prefers this one! Really really happy customer.

    BodyHatch
    BadgeLS
    TransmissionManual
    Engine Size1.2
    Smith Carter

    Smith Carter

    • 5 reviews
    • 5 likes

    Surprisingly Delegate and Economical Hatchback Ever

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    Mitsubishi Mirage is the world's most fuel efficient car in the hatchbacks with out any electric motor battery, it gives more than 40 MPG drive range on highway and more than 27 MPG in the City which makes it a Economical hatchback car ever. Decent to drive explore more with the 2016 Mitsubishi Mirage.

    BodyHatch
    BadgeLS
    TransmissionAutomatic
    Engine Size1.2
    Dutchy

    DutchyBargo

    • 5 reviews

    Very good and reliable

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    We've had this car for nearly a year now without any problems. Performance is not bad for such a little engine and handling is good. The inside is roomier than it looks and looks well finished. I've sat in the back seat and had plenty of legroom. We have been driving Mitsubishi cars since 1972 and find them reliable and getting better all the time.

    BodyHatch
    BadgeLS
    TransmissionManual
    Engine Size1.2
    Steve

    SteveBrisbane

    • 6 reviews
    • 6 likes

    It is a perfect City/Suburban runabout.

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    BodyHatch
    BadgeLS
    TransmissionAutomatic
    Engine Size1.2
    John

    John

    • 4 reviews
    • 1 like

    Awesome little car

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    BodyHatch
    BadgeLS
    TransmissionManual
    Engine Size1.2
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    Naomi

    NaomiNewcastle

    • 2 reviews

    Awesome little car :)

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    BodyHatch
    BadgeLS
    TransmissionManual
    Engine Size1.2
    Cosmic kicker

    Cosmic kickerWide Bay-Burnett, QLD

    • 16 reviews
    • 12 likes

    Nice - Looking

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    I took 1 for a test drive today, on paper this car is excellent value, it drove ok, up to 60kh a slight vibration on take off, this version is the LS CVT, the seats are very comfortable the climate control superb, and as I said up to 60kh it was almost smooth, it just felt a little unsteady at times. On the highway the body roll was scary, so this car is perfect for the city dweller, I wouldn't buy 1.
    Seats very comfortable, climate control awesome, warrenty and service 5 yrs and the capped price is 250 every year for 4 years.
    Body roll, engine noise, vibration at start and take off, and bootsize.

    Engine Size1.2
    TransmissionAutomatic
    BadgeLS
    BodyHatch
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    Questions & Answers

    Shan

    Shanasked

    LA (Hatchback) LS CVT (2013-2020)

    Hi, I just purchased a 2014 mirage and in trying to figure out why the aircon isn't blowing cold air, I've noticed the radiator fan isn't spinning - that I have seen. I haven't done any long trips in it yet, generally only 10 minute drives so far. My question is, how long should it take for the fan to kick in? I am scared to drive far in case the fan isn't working!
    Thank you for any help!

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    j.chilton5
    j.chilton5

    Radiator fan should only kick in when it needs to i.e. it won't spin as soon as you turn on the car. It will eventually start spinning when you are stuck in traffic (you'll hear it click on) but shouldn't need to if you're driving in normal conditions as there is enough cooling via the normal airflow over the radiator.

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