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  • Value for Money
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  • Cleaning & Maintenance
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  • Fuel Efficiency
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  • Interior Design
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  • Boot Size
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  • Features
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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.

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BadgeLS
TransmissionManual
Engine Size1.2
Steve

SteveBrisbane

  • 6 reviews
  • 6 likes

It is a perfect City/Suburban runabout.

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BadgeLS
TransmissionAutomatic
Engine Size1.2
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John

John

  • 4 reviews
  • 1 like

Awesome little car

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BadgeLS
TransmissionManual
Engine Size1.2

Good little car

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Engine Size1.2

2014 Mirage review

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12 months of owning a 2014 Mirage, used daily to work, with a few minor issues:
Door unlock remote stopped working after 4 months, dealer replaced at first service.
Evidence of rust in the engine bay, will show dealer at next service.
Gentle knock from accelerator pedal heard/felt occasionally (usually within first few minutes of start up).
USB connector in glove-box, not very user friendly location.
Bluetooth hands free performs well, phone pairing is a snap.
Cruises at 100km/hr comfortably.
Conclusion: Cheap economical motoring simple and effective, built for purpose to get from A to B.

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BadgeES
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Engine Size1.2
Naomi

NaomiNewcastle

  • 2 reviews

Awesome little car :)

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BadgeLS
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Engine Size1.2
Sharkie

SharkieSydney

  • 6 reviews
  • 4 likes

Very happy with new Mirage

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Have had my new Mirage now for 4 weeks 2014 MY15, upgraded from a 1998 model. Base model ES CVT has all the safety gear and connectivity you would need, voice control for phone calls works perfect every time, fairly perky performance for a tiny motor, heaps of room inside, picked mine up for 15k, blue with wheel and wing package, 5yr warranty, 4yr capped price servicing and 4yr roadside assist + 3yr free car wash :] Bargain!!!!!

Engine Size1.2
TransmissionAutomatic
BadgeES
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Norman

NormanGreater Melbourne (Metropolitan), VIC

  • 7 reviews
  • 16 likes

What a suprise

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I test drove a Manual ES model today and even though the salesmen had to teach me how to drive manual before I could drive it I court on quickly and really enjoyed it for $12,990 it was a fantastic deal. Before driving it the Toyota salesmen told me how cheap and rubbish it was but after he drove it he knew it was a winner. My only problem I've got an Automatic license but I will definitely be getting a manual one asap.

Engine Size1.2
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BadgeES
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Newsell

NewsellAU

  • 15 reviews
  • 7 likes

New Mirage Much Better Than Expected

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I am a fan of 3 cylinder cars for their eager and thrifty performance. The new mirage I test drove was a CVT auto and took off from standing still to 80km/h very quickly on a main major city road. The ride and handling were more than adequate for a compact city light car and the brakes were arresting. The motor has a distinct sporty note that Daihatsu owners would be familiar with. The interior is large and the seats are very comfortable. Only standard unleaded fuel is required meaning further fuel bowser savings. The pricing is also keen in the marketplace.
A true modern economy car, takes over from where Daihatsu left off

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aMaNameDan

aMaNameDan

  • 4 reviews
  • 3 likes

Sad decline of a once great car company (2014 Mirage)

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Leslie Rozsnyoi

Leslie RozsnyoiSydney, NSW

  • 4 reviews
  • 2 likes

Grab a bargain

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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
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Happy-chappy

Happy-chappyNorth Bondi

  • 2 reviews
  • 1 like

Great car for the money

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Engine Size1.2
TransmissionManual
BadgeSport
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Cosmic kicker
Cosmic kicker

im test driving 1 tomorrow, a cvt version . looking forward to it

Slazmo
Slazmo

I drove a current 4 door Yaris 400km's from Dalby to the GC, a much better car than the "new Mirage thing" will ever be, actually drove better than the current Prado we drove to Dalby in...

paul

paulperth

Great for the money 2013 ES

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It's a good buy and very cheap to run! 4.6 to 5.5 lt per hundred on a 80km round trip to work. Don't like the clutch or the very light steering but everything else is good. Gearbox not the best but can live with the 5 speed it may loosen up with age. It does 100kmh plus easy and is perfect.

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Engine Size1.2
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Benjamin Ng

Benjamin NgAU

  • 2 reviews
  • 4 likes

Great value

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Engine Size1.2
TransmissionAutomatic
BadgeES
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Slazmo

SlazmoSouth East Queensland, QLD

  • 238 reviews
  • 1 like

It's not a Mirage at all - in any shape or form

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Ivor_Bennet
Ivor_Bennet

Great car, best value on the planet, dont know how they can sell a fully-loaded vehicle at that price and still make a profit, and whether it does have or need a boot lamp, buy a $2 torch if its a problem for you...

Cosmic kicker
Cosmic kicker

just to get this right you havn't driven 1, this is just your opinion . you cant possibly be giving a review without driving 1 of these, it doesn't make sense, I mean your not physkic are you

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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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