Used and Repossessed Mitsubishi Mirage G4 For Sale Philippines

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Mitsubishi Mirage at a glance

People stormed Mitsubishi dealerships nationwide when then launched the Mirage G4 in late 2013. It immediately became one of the company's best-sellers thanks to a number of reasons. At the time, it was also one of the most affordable sedans in the country which helped elevate its status. At the time, it was one of the cars that proved you didn't need a lot of money to get a lot of car. It was also proof that a budget car didn't have to be basic. The Mirage ushered in several firsts in its class thanks to features found in larger cars. Like the Mirage Hatchback, the G4 was given a facelift in 2016 and local production began a year after that. In 2021, the G4 received a major facelift with a redesigned front and rear end.

Good buy or goodbye?

As much as possible, we'd recommend avoiding the pre-facelift models or the ones made before 2016. Those seem to carry a fair bit of issues, and the age of those vehicles won't do it any favors. However, if you can find a good deal on one of those, make sure it's been well cared with just a few kilometers on the clock. The post-facelift and locally-assembled versions are much better to buy and to own. By that that time, Mitsubishi had ironed out most of its kinks and made the car even more solid than before. Because of that, its running and repair costs are lower, and you also feel the greater benefits of its comfortable ride, fantastic fuel economy, and wonderful maneuverability. It won't excite you, nor will it engage you, but the Mirage is a good buy for those who need a lot of car for the money. That also makes them fantastic value in the used car market.

Dimensions and Capacities of Mitsubishi Mirage G4

Length: 4,245 mm Width:1,670 mm Height: 1,515 mm Fuel tank capacity: 35 Liters Max. cargo area: N/A Ground Clearance: 160 mm Wading depth: N/A mm

At a Glance

People stormed Mitsubishi dealerships nationwide when then launched the Mirage G4 in late 2013. It immediately became one of the company's best-sellers thanks to a number of reasons. At the time, it was also one of the most affordable sedans in the country which helped elevate its status.

At the time, it was one of the cars that proved you didn't need a lot of money to get a lot of car. It was also proof that a budget car didn't have to be basic. The Mirage ushered in several firsts in its class thanks to features found in larger cars.

Like the Mirage Hatchback, the G4 was given a facelift in 2016 and local production began a year after that. In 2021, the G4 received a major facelift with a redesigned front and rear end.

Pros

> Maintenance costs are inexpensive

> Generally comfortable ride

> Fantastic fuel economy plus large(ish) fuel tank for its class

> Light controls means easy maneuverability

> Quieter, more refined in post-2016 versions

Cons

> Its rivals handle better

> Kalampagin, especially higher-mileage models

> Starter issues in early batch models

> Aircon problems in pre-2016 versions

Good buy or goodbye?

As much as possible, we'd recommend avoiding the pre-facelift models or the ones made before 2016. Those seem to carry a fair bit of issues, and the age of those vehicles won't do it any favors. However, if you can find a good deal on one of those, make sure it's been well cared with just a few kilometers on the clock.

The post-facelift and locally-assembled versions are much better to buy and to own. By that that time, Mitsubishi had ironed out most of its kinks and made the car even more solid than before. Because of that, its running and repair costs are lower, and you also feel the greater benefits of its confortable ride, fantastic fuel economy, and wonderful maneuverability. It won't excite you, nor will it engage you, but the Mirage is a good buy for those who need a lot of car for the money. That also makes them fantastic value in the used car market.

Variants

1.2 GX M/T (2015-2018)

1.2 GLX M/T

1.2 GLX CVT

1.2 GLS M/T (2015-2018)

1.2 GLS CVT

Dimensions and capacities

Length: 4,245 mm

Width:1,670 mm

Height: 1,515 mm

Fuel tank capacity: 35 Liters

Max. cargo area: N/A

Ground Clearance: 160 mm

Powertain

Engine – 1.2-liter, gas, 3-cylinder in-line, 12-valve DOHC, MIVEC

Max power – 78 HP

Max torque –100 Nm

Transmission options: 5-speed manual, Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)

Driven wheels – Front-wheel drive

Fuel economy and range

City: 11.8 km/l (1.2 GLS CVT)

Highway: 18.0 km/l (1.2 GLS CVT)

Estimated range: 413 km to 630 km per full tank

Alternatives

Toyota Vios

Nissan Almera

Hyundai Reina

Kia Soluto

Suzuki Ciaz

More about Mitsubishi Mirage G4

City: 11.8 km/l (1.2 GLS CVT) Highway: 18.0 km/l (1.2 GLS CVT) Estimated range: 413 km to 630 km per full tank
1.2 GX M/T (2015-2018) 1.2 GLX M/T 1.2 GLX CVT 1.2 GLS M/T (2015-2018) 1.2 GLS CVT
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