2015 Mitsubishi Mirage consumer reviews

Never been to the dealership for repair on anything. Only for service. Very dependable car. One owner has babied it. Has new tires, blows cold air, no body damage, interior is like new. Well maintained car.

49.8 mpg, and 1 fill up in six months! I have had no problems with my 2015 Mitsubishi Mirage 5 SPD Manual. And I got a huge bargain on the price at BlackStone Auto in Phoenix AZ, great dealership for used auto's. Small time place with a big time sales department. Great people.

This car met all of my needs. It has plenty of legroom and it’s excellent on gas, mileage. It has wireless connection, so Bluetooth so you connect your phone, iPod anything. It’s a great car all in general. Have no complaints, no worries. All guaranteed.

For my wife and I, it's perfect. Roomy inside as we are city dwellers and its gas mileage is amazing. When we attend musicals and performances, it's heaven ti drive and park in undergtound garages. Four years and 61,000 miles and only replaced front pads and tires this year. Oil changes of course. Car practically pays for itself compared to our last auto which had several major repairs during the ten years we owned.

I own a 2015 Mitsubishi Mirage ES with 130,784 miles on it as of 07/20/19, and it’s coupled with a CVT. The car is cheap, there’s no denying that. However, it’s also cheap to pay off, cheap to fuel up, cheap to insure, and cheap to maintain. I spend about $30 bucks to fill up a full tank, and I still average 37+ after four years of wear and tear on the vehicle. It’s no Honda or Toyota in terms of refinement, but it’s excellent for people who want a cheap A to B car, and don’t give two cents about performance or the latest technologies. I have had zero issues with the vehicle so far, and have only done regular maintenance. If I manage even 180,000 miles out of this automobile, I’ll consider it a good purchase. If it goes further than 250,000 without any issues, I will buy another one. It’s nice to have the opportunity to not have to spend so much on a new vehicle, thank you Mitsubishi.

This is such a fun, affordable, great mpg little car. It really handles nice. I can’t believe how roomy it actually is on the inside. Love the push button start and door openers. It gets AMAZING gas mileage 45+ and I have fun driving it. I had a Ford Focus before which I loved but this one is definitely out shining it. I will definitely buy another one. In fact my son who is enlisted Navy now wants one. He used to have a Chevy GEO 3 cylinder.

The Mirage, in general, seems to be a decent, affordable, and safe car. It has all the standard safety features and is very easy to maneuver. It is said to get terrific mileage, although I have some questions about mine.

Let’s face it, it’s not a Porche. I bought it to put a bunch of miles on it and save on gas. The little squirt gives me a consistent 44 mpg in my daily commute. When I want power I drive my Hemi powered Dodge truck and pay through the nose for 13 mpg. You have power or economy, not both. The Mirage has paid for itself as compared to the driving I would have done using my Dodge. Only complaint is the gas tank is too small (6 gal).

It has a USB Port Also. The Sound System is very surprising for the size car. It takes about $20.00 ($2.40Per Gallon) to fill the tank, and get around 45MPG all the time.

The Dunlop tires that came factory equipped were awful. But they've long since been replaced, so that's history. This car is excellent value for money. I've put 40k miles on this machine without a hiccup and it runs like a little champ. The only problem so far is the cloth upholstery. It's not as durable as I would like a seat cover to be. And if you're taking a long trip, bring a pillow for your lower back. Other than those minor details, the car is a champ. Once I replaced the tires with beefier 185/60's corner handling improved dramatically. When I consider what I paid for this car...this car is the best value for money in my life.