Springfield Mitsubishi

Mirage compared to Toyota Yaris by John Voelcker (Car Connection 5/23/2015) http://www.thecarconnection.com//1098302_mitsubishi-mirage "The main specification for the smaller, lighter Mitsubishi is its combined fuel economy: 40 mpg for the version with a continuously variable transmission (CVT). That's the highest gas-mileage rating for any non-hybrid sold in the U.S." "The Mirage is a few thousand dollars cheaper." "Mitsubishi has sold roughly double the number of Mirages it expected to, so clearly there's a market for inexpensive and minimal minicars, even in the U.S."

Outlander review by Dan Jedlicka (Drive Chicago 5/26/2015) http://www.drivechicago.com//2015-mitsubishi-outlander-3.0 "Tired of the domestic and foreign SUVs you continually see coming and going? Then take a look at the 2015 Mitsubishi Outlander 3.0 GT S-AWC ("Super All-Wheel Control"--same as all-wheel drive) SUV." "The roomy, handsome Outlander 3.0 GT has a strong V-6, good roadability, decent fuel economy (20 city, 28 highway), AWD, advanced technical features and a thi...rd-row seat." "The first- and second-row seat areas are roomy. There is little cargo room with the third-row seat in its normal position. However, you can fold down that row, and the second-row seatbacks fold down with a 60/40 split. The result of all that is a generous cargo area." "The strong 230-horsepower V-6 is standard for the GT and works with a responsive 6-speed automatic transmission, which can be manually shifted via easily reached paddles behind the steering wheel." "Occupants get a good view of surroundings once inside the quiet interior." "Gauges can be quickly read, and controls are well-placed and easy to work. There are a decent number of storage areas, including a deep console bin." "The 2014 Outlander was made to look larger and more substantial, but weighed some 200 pounds less for better performance and fuel economy. The formerly plain interior with its marginal plastics got soft-touch materials throughout, and the instrument panel was improved. The 2015 Outlander GT has a softer-touch upper instrument panel and door trim." "While the current model's ride is firm, it's supple, and the electric power steering is precise and has a good feel. The anti-lock brakes have electronic brakeforce distribution and a brake assist system for surer stops." "The competitively priced Outlander doesn't get the credit it deserves, if only because it's largely buried under promotional material from other automakers. But that shouldn't stop savvy SUV buyers from checking it out." See more

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Outlander Sport review by Jeffrey Weidel http://www.sacramentotoday.net/news/templates/community.asp "Among the notable additions were a new audio system, a steering wheel that now includes stereo controls, and models that utilize the continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) can expect quieter and smoother performance." "Offered in three trims (base, ES, SE), the Outlander Sport starts at an affordable $19,470, while the high-end Sport is priced at $23,995." "The S...port's major attributes - affordable pricing and excellent fuel economy (24-31 mpg) - mostly involve the pocketbook. However, sticker price and gas mileage aren't the vehicle's only selling points. Performance is an area where the Outlander Sport offers some surprising results." "One might suspect that the Outlander can be challenged when driving in mountainous locations, because it's seemingly an underpowered SUV - a 2.0-liter, four-cylinder engine that produces 148 horsepower and 145 pound-feet of torque. But the Outlander Sport never seemed to labor too hard in providing sufficient power during a short trip to Lake Tahoe." "There's nothing too flashy regarding the Outlander's interior. Yet it has all the basic controls, offering them in a well conceived cockpit that's easy to master and conveniently located." "Both leg and head room is plentiful for 6-footers in the front cabin, which also features supportive seating. It's fairly roomy in a backseat that will accommodate three adults. The cargo area is also spacious, allowing for a fair amount of baggage for a road trip or some weekend chores." "The Outlander Sport has some admirable qualities, especially for an SUV that starts below the $20,000 range. It will serve as a solid commuter vehicle thanks to its gas mileage, and can be trusted to deliver in the winter months with its reliable all-wheel drive." See more

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Mirage is The Most Fuel Efficient Gasoline Only Vehicle sold in the US!!

Here is a new owner of a 2015 Mitsubishi EVO GSR. He said "he knew the EVO was discontinued and had to get one before they were all gone."