Mitsubishi Mirage - Generation 6.1 (2013-2016)

MITSUBISHI MIRAGE (2013-2016)

The Mirage became one of Mitsubishi's best sellers and was an instant hit. Two models are offered, a basic GLX and an upmarket GLS. This vehicle was updated twice: one in November 2014 and one in July 2015.

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Car Profiles - Mitsubishi Mirage (2013-Current)

2013-Current Mitsubishi Mirage

The Good: Fuel efficient, feature loaded, easy to live with

The Bad: Unrefinement, engine is tinny

The Say: An all around beater car.

Go For: GLS
Avoid:

Price Range: P260,000-P500,000
Our Rating: ***

Related Review: None as of the Moment
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2012-2016

Car Features - Top 10 Most Viewed New Car Profiles

Since adding new cars to the mix last July, we had tracked them in which more views meant their popularity and people searching them had interest. Half of them were sub-compacts, three mid-size SUVs (one is an anticipated vehicle, which we posted a day before its launch), and two MPVs. Unlike the most searched vehicles released by Google Philippines, the results are different from us (maybe we started late though).

Other cars like the Honda Brio and Brio Amaze, Toyota Vios (which, surprisingly, didn't make the list), and Mitsubishi Lancer EX were follow ups.

So we shall give to you the most viewed vehicle profiles

Car Profiles - Mitsubishi Mirage

MITSUBISHI MIRAGE

In what could be Mitsubishi's missing link, the Mirage was a sales success especially it offered more space at a price where others have smaller ones. Advanced MIVEC engine, lightweight construction and fuel thrifty CVT, makes this very capable of high MPG motoring.  Aimed at developing countries, don't expect high levels of refinement. 

The Good: Very fuel efficient, content for price ratio making it the best value in the super mini class.

The Bad: Unrefined, tinny feeling at times.

Price Range: P570,000-P743,000

Our Rating: ***

Last Update: March 2, 2018