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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Full Road Test Report
GSR FQ300 SST - Japanese maker, Mitsubishi has given us the new Lancer Evolution, now in its tenth generation. The rally-bred road car has been redesigned when comparing it to the ninth variation. Enthusiasts are war... read more
Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback Full Road Test Report
Ralliart - Mitsubishi's Evolution X, a supercar for those without jobs in hedge funds, is quick, powerful and has huge levels of grip. But prices still start at £27K, rising to £38K if you want a fully specced F... read more
Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet CZC Full Road Test Report
1.5 CZC1 - The Mitsubishi Colt CZC is an extremely appealing car and the turbo offers driving pleasure and excitement. Competitively priced with a very large boot when the roof is up.... read more
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Mitsubishi Shogun
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Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet CZC
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Mitsubishi Shogun Sport
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Mitsubishi Shogun Pinin
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Mitsubishi i
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Mitsubishi Grandis
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Mitsubishi Lancer Estate
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Mitsubishi L200
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Mitsubishi Colt
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Mitsubishi Carisma
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Mitsubishi Consumer Car Reviews
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Chris Heathcote, Leicestershire
Mitsubishi Shogun swb 1999 3L 24v GLS 1999
The Shogun is brilliant on wet & dry roads - it sticks like glue.
Submitted: 02/07/2009 08:58:35
John Atkins, England
Mitsubishi Lancer Estate Equipe 2005
Spent a long time searching for one at a very good price and found it. Read other reports saying steering a little to light but I don’t find it a problem. Lovely drive, good suspension and economical. Very pleased with the car. Note the roofline is low giving the car a low profile but does limit the headroom inside and the loadspace in the back in comparison to other estate cars. But when it comes to value for money and high reliability not a problem, a real second hand bargain.
Submitted: 22/06/2009 16:02:04
Michael Edward, Nottinghamshire
Mitsubishi Shogun gls 1993
I bought this shogun for two reasons. One, I always wanted one and Two, the fact that I needed the seating required for the kids. It’s been an interesting purchase over the time I’ve owned it; I have replaced some service items - balance belt etc, but found that I have had some serious welding to do. It’s fabulous off-road, very stable but it feels that on road the gearing could do with an improvement, ie the final gear is rubbish. I would of thought that 60mph at 3,000 rpm is bad, thought it would be better at say 2,000 rpm thereby saving fuel and noise. Overall it’s been good and would buy another one without hesitation.
Submitted: 22/06/2009 12:22:22
Mel Vasey, Yorkshire
Mitsubishi Shogun Pinin Warrior GDI 2006
Once you get used to it, this is a comfortable drive but no slouch for a solid, chunky, true 4X4. Interior finish is of excellent quality (leather seats etc) and 2-litre engine performs consistently. Only gripes are that remote locking did not come as standard and it is a little heavy on the petrol. However, it is superb in all weathers with three different 4-wheel drive gears as well the normal two-wheel drive. Family love it - and it is nice to drive something that is different to so many of the run-of-the-mill vehicles on the roads today.
Submitted: 11/06/2009 14:17:14
John Kelly, England
Mitsubishi Shogun 3.0L td 1996
Hi, I have a 1996 Shogun it is the best car. A lot better than a s****y old Land Rover or Toyota Hilux, it will go anywhere. It has a 3.0L td and does 0 to 60 in 6.6 secs with no super charger! And it has a chrome bull-bar, so Shogun lovers buy a 1996 shogun!
Submitted: 26/05/2009 11:53:22
Antony Dala, Cheshire
Mitsubishi Shogun equippe lwb 2005
After 75,000 miles and nearly four years towing many of those round the country as a horse transporter this has been 99.9% reliable. Only the alarm fob needed replacing after 3 1/2 years. OK, its a bit wallowy compared to the newest model but no sore back (which I am prone to) on 600mile round trips. Very short 1st gear is so good when towing. Off road my lwb is as good as my old swb Terrano (much more comfy though). Mud, rock crawling etc and ground clearance deceptively good though the tow bar, as with any car can catch at approach and departure points on the steeper inclines. 4x4 system works better than anything I have used off road. Only negative, a bit bland but nothing comes close at this price and pulls 3.3 tonnes. Show me another SUV (Pathfinder, most of the new pick ups, Kia etc) that can legally tow a fully laden Ifor Williams 505 or 510 horse trailer (except disco / defender) at just short of 2.9 tonnes and no road cars. Am about to buy my second Shogun in auto this time.
Submitted: 01/05/2009 15:32:30
JJ, Buckinghamshire
Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet CZC 2008
My step daughter recently had a major car accident in this car. She came off the road hit three trees one of which split in half, the front of the car virtually came off and the debris which was scattered all over the place was unbelievable. Paramedics could not believe that she got out of the accident with cuts and bruises, and said the chance of surviving a crash of this extent is about 5%. When we arrived at the scene on first look the car looked crushed, but when i opened the door I was surprised to see the cab was completely intact, there was no damage to the footwells even though the front was smashed in. So in short we are so thankful that she was in this car, so even though the car is a write off, the most important thing is it kept her safe, and had she been in another car the outcome could of been very different.
Submitted: 27/04/2009 09:03:57
Colin Scobbie, Inverness-shire
Mitsubishi Shogun Sport 2008
Hi, had my Shogun Sport for 7 months and never again will I buy another. It’s thirsty expensive for parts and servicing is a joke. It drives like a box that’s all I can say apart from... if your planning to buy one... DON’T.
Submitted: 03/04/2009 09:47:20
Diane Halliwell, England
Mitsubishi Shogun 3.2did elegance 2003
I did not have a bad word for this car until it had reached 51,000 miles. The guide the chain runs through has also twisted and snapped as it is made of plastic and it has completely wrecked the engine. I have looked after my vehicle, serviced it regularly and now have a nice looking car with a completely shattered engine due to the fact the tensioner designed to hold the timing chain taught has in fact snapped and dropped into the timing chain. Mitsubishi want no part off looking into this problem, which at 51,000 miles is a bitter pill to swallow. The cost of repair is running beyond £2000 pounds - you have been warned, this has happened to other people as well.
Submitted: 13/03/2009 09:59:10
John Man, England
Mitsubishi Shogun 1996
I think the Shogun is the best car made - no problems ever.
Submitted: 09/02/2009 09:11:54
Mike D Ambrosio, Yorkshire
Mitsubishi Shogun Field 2005
Not had a problem with gearbox but rear drive shaft popped from iol seal. It seems there's stress on the circlip that holds in the seal and drive shaft with the consequence of loosing all the oil from the dif. causing damage to gears in the dif. any body out there had similar. My warranty ran out last year not got bill for repairs yet. Hoping Mitsubishi will see this as manufacturing fault and repair under warranty. Other than this, really love the beast best motor I've had.
Submitted: 05/02/2009 09:18:40
Anthony White, Northamptonshire
Mitsubishi Shogun Sport Equipe 2002
I’ve had my 2.5td sport for 18 months now and it’s been an excellent vehicle, I’ve used it as a workhorse with the rear seats down to carry everything from doors to plumbing equipment, bags of sand and cement and everything in between without a single problem. I also use it to pull our twin-axle caravan at approx 1850kg with no complaints. If you can live with around 27-29 mpg and the service intervals this is a great family vehicle and a great workhorse.
Submitted: 16/01/2009 14:17:02
Wayne, Yorkshire
Mitsubishi Shogun Sport Trojan 2.5TD 2008
I have just purchased a Shogun Sport Trojan and I am happy with it up to now. I like the space it offers inside and it does make a fantastic family car. The fuel consumption isn’t too good though! The car itself looks smart and was very good value for money. Titanium grey is a fantastic colour to choose as it shows the cars lines well and makes it look more bulky. Plus I haven’t seen many this colour on the road. I would like to see and have more gadgets inside as the ones it has are quite basic and flimsy. I have had a Toyota MR2 before and like how the Japanese build their engines.
Submitted: 15/12/2008 09:59:04
Keith Hilsdon, Northamptonshire
Mitsubishi Shogun 3.2 Elegance LWB 2003
I have had the same problem of overheating when towing and changed the main radiator which fixed the problem. It seems they are not man enough on the automatics as a friend had the same problem on 1999 2.8 and changing the radiator fixed this as well. I had a 1998 2.8 manual before and never had this problem, have been in touch with Mitsubishi UK about this but they do not want to know.
Submitted: 18/11/2008 14:43:02
Mufftrix, Derbyshire
Mitsubishi Shogun Sport Trojan 2.5 2006
Just swapped my Freelander td4 for this and up to now very happy! Fuel consumption not quite as good but the room more than makes up for it. I have 2 dogs and there is room a plenty for them to nosy about and lie down. Interior trim is basic after the Freelander (had heated seats windscreen etc) but at least all leather seats. summary great dog /family car with great looks (get a black one they look best!)
Submitted: 15/10/2008 13:11:24
Ray Wilkinson, Gloucestershire
Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet CZC czc turbo 2006
I have owned the czc turbo since June last year and it has been in the garage a number of times for roof rattles, it has got to go in again this month. This has taken the fun out of owning this car. With the roof down I love it - I use it every day driving down the M50 and back to Tewkesbury, I will probably get rid of it when the warranty runs out - not worth keeping it if I have to keep putting it in for repair.
Submitted: 14/10/2008 16:31:02
Lauren Barrow, Lancashire
Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet CZC Turbo 2008
Sandra- sorry your having a rough time :( heartbreaking, I’m fortunate that even after the monsoon style rainfalls it remains intact. I have however had to get the other side window motor replaced and if the gear crunch continues that will have to go in (thank god for the 3 year warranty) - Paul the stripes are still on.... will let you know when they are coming off lol however might be a little late though if the paint is weathered around them. Pictures are on http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewImage&friendID=12482664&albumID=2362929&imageID=34205207 of my baby.
Submitted: 13/10/2008 09:16:49
Ryan, Scotland
Mitsubishi Shogun Sport 2007
This car is amazing to drive and is great for space. You can fit 4 passengers and 4 dogs in the boot - you couldn’t ask for a better car for the money. It is also very good looking and stylish.
Submitted: 24/09/2008 10:33:31
Qamar Zaman, Northern Ireland
Mitsubishi Grandis 2005
What things have gone wrong with the car? Nothing has gone wrong. General comments? If someone really cares for his family comfort and needs to have a reliable car, then the Mitsubishi Grandis is one of them. I have driven a number of car in my life, but found this as one of the best of the lot. The dual AC in this merciless heat in United Arab Emirates, wherein during summers the temperature hits by 50C plus, this MPV has never given up. The kids who are sitting at the back third row seat, are also happy as all of the passengers have one dedicated AC fin above their heads. The climate control AC does its job very well. The second row seats have plenty of leg space, and when someone likes to sit in the third row seats, the second row seats can be adjusted to avoid knee blocking with the third row passengers. The automatic transmission shifts like silk, and if the driver is in a sporty mood, can have the gear lever shifted to the manual mode and can have all his desires fulfilled. We should remember it’s not a sports car, but a family carrier MPV. The power steering is good and requires no effort at all in different driving conditions. The adjustable steering is another standard good feature in Grandis, which can be adjusted with the driver height, as the driver’s seat can also go up and down with the help of a lever attached to the seat. The dash lights are very bright, and anyone who needs to adjust the dash light during night time can adjust it according to their taste. The brakes are fantastic, and the ABS works very fine whenever the need arises. The fuel consumption is excellent. It is giving me 24 miles in one gallon. (4 liters in a gallon) However the fuel in UAE is not a big issue at all, as it is quite cheap as compared to the rest of the world. To conclude, this MPV is so practical that after driving this, it will be very difficult to stick around with some other brand or make of car of its category. Hope this review will be beneficial for the people who are in the process of buying an MPV for their family. Regards. Qamar Note: My country UAE, was not mentioned in your list..
Submitted: 17/09/2008 09:26:31
Sandra B, Staffordshire
Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet CZC 2008
Love the look and drive of the car, but I’m so disappointed that after 3 attempts to fix the leaking windows I’m still having problems. Its been in the shop for a total of 3 weeks now and the problem keeps recurring. This has added a real damper (pardon the pun!) to what fundamentally is a great motor. Unfortunately, I think its something I’ll have to live with as no-one seems to be able to offer a solution :-(
Submitted: 13/08/2008 11:18:55
Nicky Woodward, England
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Evo IV 1996
Best road car I’ve ever driven, its fast, responds great, gives a great drive, excellent all round, looks great, and handles excellent, sticking to the road, perfect for anyone to loves sports cars, without the need to enter the track, as to bet this car has to be something very special as it will run rings around you, loved it, only bad downfall was the consumption of petrol - getting around 10miles to a gallon isn’t really a family car... and you have to be rich to own one, as it consumes a lot of petrol, but great fun car to drive.
Submitted: 05/08/2008 11:52:18
Paul Barrow, Warwickshire
Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet CZC Turbo 2006
Lauren, can I watch while you get your stripes off! - mine is also blue but without the stripes. There are too many happy Barrows’ on this page! I would like to add from my earlier review that my CZC has further surprised me - in that it’s performance and mpg can improve to nearly 40 if you take your foot off the accelerator a little. Of course it is difficult to do this as the handling and the sports car driving experience is fantastic in the winding country lanes! Also - have you noticed how wet this year has been? No leaks in my cabrio at all. And the boot takes my golf clubs and trolley comfortably. Best car I have ever owned so far - even if I do look retarded in a car park, crunching into reverse and playing with my windows!!
Submitted: 01/08/2008 15:10:16
Lauren Barrow, Lancashire
Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet CZC Turbo 2008
Well after having my window motors replaced they work fine! The gear crunching in reverse is apparently because i don’t wait 3 seconds when selecting the gear! I don’t like this, makes me look retarded on a car park! Glad my report made you smile! I didn’t smile when I have discovered in the next town a twin, same midnight blue with silver racing stripes in the turbo!! Talk about gutted. Think my stripes will be coming off!
Submitted: 30/07/2008 08:23:19
Phillip Taylor, England
Mitsubishi Shogun Sport 2003
I drive many different types of car for a living, but it is always a relief to get in my Shogun at the end of a long day. Never has a car seat and general driving position felt so right - and I truly mean this. It IS slow (well with only 114 bhp to pull 2 tonnes it was never going to be fast was it?), nevertheless I know that whatever the weather I WILL get home - its grip with ’proper’ tyres is amazing. True, it is very truck-like, but that is perhaps because it unashamedly IS a truck (with all the tough mechanicals that go into making one). I always get 30mpg if I’m careful to limit myself to a maximum 3000rpm, this gives me reasonable performance. You soon get used to it’s mammoth size and parking isn’t too bad. Of course, being a Mitsubishi it is reliable, but I do think what they expect you to pay for servicing it is a joke. Over all, it ’does what it says on the tin’ but if ever a car needed a six-speed gearbox this is it. I am forever going for the extra gear it so desperately needs! A good honest vehicle but definitely no dragster.
Submitted: 22/07/2008 08:30:12
Andrew Mildren, Suffolk
Mitsubishi Shogun 3.2 Elegance 2004
I’ve had Shoguns since 1994 (this is my 4th) and never a problem with towing until this one that we’ve had from new. It overheats after about 60 miles and was recalled in 2006 for overheating. I had the recall work done but it still overheats at about 90 miles. After sales is rubbish as no dealer wants to know. Now going to chop it in for a Toyota Invincible - what a shame as my wife and I love the Shoguns but I think its bad design in the new engine. If any one knows the answer I would be grateful.
Submitted: 16/07/2008 10:38:46
Les Steel, England
Mitsubishi Space Star 1.9s DI-D 2005
Great car, spacious and well equipped for the cash BUT HORRENDOUS DEPRECIATION. Offered £3,700 as a trade in on a two and a half year old car that cost £11,000 new. Cracking used deal though!
Submitted: 17/06/2008 10:23:59
Tom Wright, Cheshire
Mitsubishi Shogun Pinin Attivo GDI 2001
Great Little run around, now fuel is expensive gives a good return and happy to use instead of the larger 4 x 4 , easy to park and great in the City or Town - also with being automatic nice to just sit in jams and then just ease off.
Submitted: 12/06/2008 14:27:39
Paul Barrow, Warwickshire
Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet CZC Turbo 2006
The review by Lauren Barrow made me smile - I have loved my CZC since January and exactly the same comments apply to my experience as in Lauren’s - ’It handles great... love it when the turbo kicks in, first gear is a little sluggish unless you drive it hard. I do have 2 complaints though, it doesn’t like going into reverse for some reason, crunches for no reason and the windows don’t always come up on command takes a few attempts’. I would add that it does not just ’handle great’ - it feels like a sports car and yet I am still getting over 30 to the gallon. I would also add that I found the dealer - Mitsubishi Motors in Cheltenham, to be appallingly bad. Use independent’s for your servicing.
Submitted: 29/05/2008 15:11:40
Lauren Barrow, England
Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet CZC 1.5 Turbo 2008
I LOVE my car. So many comments and everyone of them makes me smile! It handles great... love it when the turbo kicks in, first gear is a little sluggish unless you drive it hard. I do have 2 complaints though, it doesn’t like going into reverse for some reason, crunches for no reason and the windows don’t always come up on command takes a few attempts. I love the shape, the class, the heated seats and being the only one I’ve seen in the month of owning it... I do recommend this car!
Submitted: 27/05/2008 14:15:28
Carl Majors, Norfolk
Mitsubishi Grandis 2.4 Classic 2006
Mitsubishi really have come a long way in recent years and I’m glad I took the plunge and went for the Grandis, which we’ve had now for 18 months. It’s a really well equipped MPV that drives superbly, in fact I’m still impressed now with the way it handles and rides. Stylish and spacious as well with good safety. Excellent car.
Submitted: 24/04/2008 11:31:34
Geraldine Rodgers, Nottinghamshire
Mitsubishi i 0.7 Auto 2008
Wonderful little car that is so much fun to drive. A really good looking car and a littl more exciting than the C1, which you seem to see everywhere these days. Excellent low emissions mean road tax is very cheap as are running costs. A little more expensive than other cars in it’s class but I think it’s worth it.
Submitted: 24/04/2008 09:26:07
Stephen Frome, Derbyshire
Mitsubishi Colt 1.5T CZT 2007
Great little car. Really grips and you can steer it on a sixpence (as my dad would say). Feels solid and you can tell it’s really well made. Good fuel consumption and low depreciation also major factors in me choosing this car. It’s not the cheapest car in it’s class but I do think you get value for money.
Submitted: 15/03/2008 15:05:43
Linda Oglesby, Lancashire
Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet CZC 2007
I have only had my cabriolet for 3 weeks and it has been in the service department being fixed more than it has been on the road, First week the air conditioner ran out of gas and had to be re gassed. Second week the roof got stuck and would not go up. It has now been in the service department for a week and they still do not know how to fix it. I am very disappointed as I traded in a Honda Jazz that I never had a problem with.
Submitted: 28/02/2008 10:22:42
Mike Hedges, Hampshire
Mitsubishi Shogun 2005
I had the same problem with our Shogun Field, also a 05 and was told the same thing. I also had intermittent problem with oil warning light coming on and told ’no known problem like this’ and then got a recall notice to attend to problem!! I agree that after sales care is not that brilliant.
Submitted: 19/02/2008 12:40:20
Peter Dinshaw, England
Mitsubishi i 2007
The more I drive it the more enjoyable it gets. This car even makes driving in town fun; it just zips from A to B and handles motorways without any problem too. The automatic box is smooth and fast and the climate control / air-con. Works well. I have owned it for several months and it’s one of the most fun to drive cars I ever had, apart from being one of the most economical.
Submitted: 12/02/2008 14:13:23
Kirsteen Coupar, Kent
Mitsubishi Carisma 1992
I bought my Carisma second hand about three years ago, and to its credit it is still going strong. There are a few negatives that should be mentioned: No rear windscreen wiper so often rear visibility is poor. The car rides very low on the road so that going over speed bumps I am often reduced to about 5 miles an hour to go over them (probably the point lol!) and other cars get irritated that I have slowed so much, but any faster and I bang the exhaust on the bump. The car itself has a fair amount of welly and accelerates really well up hills, often overtaking newer and more flashy cars. Handling is less impressive however as it often pulls a tad one way or the other. All in all a good second hand car with some nice features - the electric wing mirrors, but if you had more money I don’t think you would opt for it!
Submitted: 28/01/2008 13:09:11
Graham Duck, Rhondda Cynon Taff
Mitsubishi Shogun Pinin 2000 gdi warrior 2005
Firstly; the car shown above is not a Shogun Pinin the report by Mr P Harrison states it is a v6 2007 the pinin did not have a v6 engine and was not produced after 2006. i own a 2005 pinin warrior and as my wife and myself are both disabled we don’t have to bend down to get into the car we just slide in its a little bit longer than a Nissan Micra so parking is a piece of cake 30 mpg is not bad for a petrol 4x4 18 inch tyres can be expensive but how often do you buy tyres its fully kitted a frame side steps leather seats etc cannot fault it we love it.
Submitted: 28/01/2008 11:02:34
Andrew Lowrie, Berkshire
Mitsubishi Shogun 3.2 DiD Elegance 2004
I bought this to replace a Chrysler Grand Voyager as the family wagon (two adults, three grown kids, two dogs and family holidays around Europe with roofbox/trailer and five full-sized bikes!) - not an easy job. The Shogun had a couple of teething problems which were resolved by adequate dealer. The equipment is good and durable, it’s quiet, comfortable, well equipped and remarkably economical when loaded on long trips (less so if you use it for Tesco run...) and a lot more stable and safer than a Grand Voyager! Mitsubishi Assist program (£15/yr for European recovery etc) is fantastic value and service was amazing only time I used it. I have recommended Shogun to one friend and my father so far - so I must like it.
Submitted: 25/01/2008 14:52:11
Emanuel Pereira, London
Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet CZC 2007
I recently bought a Mitsubishi CZC and i must say that I find it a wonderful car! It is very fun to drive, not only in the cabriolet version, but in the coupe version as well! It is full of character, and draws people attention everywhere it goes.
Submitted: 14/01/2008 11:32:11
Andrew Turner, Lancashire
Mitsubishi Lancer Estate 1.6 Eqiupe 2005
Lured by a temptingly low secondhand price and the promise of excellent reliability, I am delighted by what I’ve bought. Very smooth 1.6 engine gives me 40+ mpg regardless (it never goes near built up areas though) all the kit I need (PAS, CD and Aircon), and nothing I don’t. Comfortable ride and safe handling, though steering is a bit light. Boot space is mediocre for the class, but at least has loads of cubby space. Viewed as a secondhand bargain, there is little else to compare at the price.
Submitted: 07/12/2007 09:19:27
Darren Smith, Norfolk
Mitsubishi Space Star 1.9 GLX 2007
Functional and flexible car. Does exactly what it says on the tin.
Submitted: 27/11/2007 09:18:36
Paul Harrison, Nottinghamshire
Mitsubishi Shogun Pinin 2.0 V6 2007
Brilliant car, tough enough for off roading, small and nimble enough for city driving.
Submitted: 27/11/2007 09:15:00
Wendle Martin, Lancashire
Mitsubishi Shogun Pinin 2.0 GDi Equippe 5dr 2005
Not the best looking 4x4 but don’t let that put you off. A gutsy little number, it prefers off road but doesn’t mind on road too. You can bag one of these for a bargain and they are definately worth the money.
Submitted: 26/11/2007 20:53:26
Rod Hurd, Herefordshire
Mitsubishi Lancer Estate 2.0 Sport 5dr 2007
A very well kitted out car that comes with sports suspension and leather interior as standard, which considering what you pay is amazing value for money. But, running costs are not cheap and in hindsight I would have gone for the more fuel effecient 1.6 and forgone a few of the luxuries.
Submitted: 26/11/2007 16:01:42
Douglas Hann, Norfolk
Mitsubishi Grandis 2.0 DI-D Equippe 5dr 2007
What a lovely car. I’ve only had mine for a couple of months but it’s a breath of fresh air. I have 3 children ages 7, 9 and 13 and it gives them plenty of space so less to squabble about. Great driving position too so very comfortable to drive over long distances. Everything so far seems spot on. Very enjoyable to drive.
Submitted: 21/11/2007 14:29:12
Ron Kimber, Berkshire
Mitsubishi Outlander 2.0 Di-D Elegance 5dr 2007
Sharp handling and good grip together with excellent safety features sold this car to me. I decided to go for the Elegance as you get a lot more for your money than the entry level models, which seemed a little stingy on kit. A very good 4x4 for the money and not overly expensive to run for it’s size. Excellent resale value too has to be a consideration.
Submitted: 20/11/2007 15:52:47
David Bell, Kent
Mitsubishi Carisma 1.8 GDI Equippe 2003
Solid, extremely reliable and very cost effective to run. If you need something with a decent boot and a car that will run and run with some comfort then it’s a good option. Not the most exciting car to drive but it does it’s job well.
Submitted: 19/11/2007 14:45:37
Scott Gibson, Scotland
Mitsubishi Shogun 3.2 did equipe 2002
great car ........BUT I HAVE HAD A PROBLEM WITH AUTOBOX SELECT DRIVE IN MORNING STICK FEELS SPONGEY ,VERY RELUCTENT TO PULL AWAY ,WHEN I DOES FINE FOR THE REST OF THE DAY AFTER WARM UP,BEEN IN LOCAL MITSIBUSHI DEALER FOR 2 DAYS THEY HAVE NOT A CLUE .ANY HELP PLEASE EMAIL LOSING HOPE scottgibson76@ blueyonder.co.uk
Submitted: 19/11/2007 10:17:49
Adrian Brown, England
Mitsubishi Shogun 2006
Most surprising element was the fuel economy of the 3.2 diesel engine. I expected it to do far less per litre. On road this is avery smooth ride, easily manouverable despite its apparant size. In ice/snow the 4 wheel drive performs very well and control is easily kept. Off road in low and very low drive this vehicle needs off road tyres. On general off road, grass damp surfaces it performs well. Once the mud starts to depen it gets more difficult without the all terain tyres. With them it drives, even when i sunk it to the axles.... not on purpose of course. The all leather interior was comfortable and the driving controls are well placed and easy to reach and use.
Submitted: 13/11/2007 16:23:01
Tom Nichols, Berkshire
Mitsubishi i 0.7 Auto 2007
Not the cheapest small car but great to look at, fantastic interior space for a small car. A good alternative to the C1 or the Ka. Cheap for road tax as it is in Band B. Nice drive, LOVE IT!
Submitted: 31/10/2007 16:29:33
Jon Ballard, England
Mitsubishi L200 L200 2006
The 2006 L200 is a massive improvement on the old model. Much better fuel economy, better diving experience including a significantly improved turning circle which on the old model was awful. The driving experience is far more like a car than a van, particularly now that the vehicle has sat nav & rear parking sensors. Also, unlike the old model, you can drive the new one in permanent 4 wheel drive which is very useful in the wet.
Submitted: 31/10/2007 12:39:30
Shelly Moir, Mid-Lothian (Edinburghshire)
Mitsubishi i 0.6 5dr
This is a brilliant little car, perfect for city living. You can park on a sixpence in this and it seats 4 people very comfortably. The boot is a little tight but there are loads of other storage cubbyholes dotted around to make up for it. It comes fully kitted out with climate control, electric windows, central locking and a rather good CD player. Very good value for money and literally sips fuel.
Submitted: 27/10/2007 21:30:49
Patricia Odu, Mid-Lothian (Edinburghshire)
Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet CZC 1.5 CZC 2dr
Gorgeous little carbriolet with bags of personality and enough zip to keep a smile on your face. Boot is huge when the roof is up and the cabin is very comfortable for the driver. Handles beautifully and turns heads where ever it goes. The visibility on this car takes some getting used to because of the position of the windscreen pillars, which is the only bad mark against this car.
Submitted: 27/10/2007 14:33:10
Julie Meyers, Cornwall
Mitsubishi Shogun Sport
This car offers a lot of car for the money, but does not offer the same level of space, quality or image as more expensive rivals. Very good car though for only a snip over £20,000 new.
Submitted: 26/10/2007 15:13:57
Harry, Buckinghamshire
Mitsubishi Colt 1.1 ltr. 5 dr. Equippe
Excellent economy. good comfort with a/c, e.s.r, seat adjustment. Very practical with the seat options, fold tilt slid remove. Very good dealer support.
Submitted: 12/10/2007 09:29:01
Edward Cunliffe, Lincolnshire
Mitsubishi Lancer Saloon 1.6 Equippe 4dr
I am extremely pleased with my car and my wife enjoys taking journeys in it as well. It is very easy to drive and comfortable both for the driver and passenger. Very reasonably priced.
Submitted: 01/10/2007 15:58:32
Andy Jones, Hampshire
Mitsubishi Shogun
Own Shogun Field, have problem with gearbox locking intermittently. Told by local dealer and Colt cars that if fault not seen by garage than no further investigation will be undertaken until vehicle breaks down. Car is 05 and still under warranty. Have been very pleased with Shogun up to now but would not consider buying another one due to after sales service.
Submitted: 24/08/2007 16:58:46
Carl Raines, Flintshire
Mitsubishi L200 Mitsubishi L200 Elegance 2.5 DI-D4WD DoubleCab
I test drove this and the Nissan Navara fully expecting to be giving my business yet again to Nissan but this car just blew me away. Just looking at it you know it’s going to be exciting to drive and it really does not disappoint. For a pick up I defy you to find anything as capable and economical that looks this good. Sorry Nissan but you’ll have to go a long way to win me back.
Submitted: 14/08/2007 10:14:13
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