Both the 2026 Mitsubishi Mirage and Mirage G4 will feature a naturally aspirated 1.2-liter three-cylinder engine, essentially the same powertrain as before, which produces 79 horsepower (59 kW ...

Before we get to the Mirage, we have to look at the Mitsubishi brand as a whole. Mitsubishi actually saw sales gains of 25 percent in 2024 bolstered by increases on all five of the brand's models.

The Mirage starts at $16,695, a price that makes it America's cheapest car on sale today. For the money, customers get the compact hatchback powered by a tiny three-cylinder 1.2-liter engine ...

Mitsubishi posted its best sales year since 2019, delivering 109,843 vehicles in 2024. The Mirage doubled its 2024 sales, ending its U.S. run with a surprising momentum.

Or installing the roof rack. Toolboxes I’m careful with, though: the interior plastics are brittle and prone to scratching. There’s no tonneau cover mount like the U.S. model, either.

The Mirage was the cheapest vehicle in Mitsubishi's lineup and one of the cheapest new cars on sale today. Including destination, a Mirage hatchback would set you back just $17,840 ; $18,940 for ...

Mitsubishi Mirage Is Officially Dead, Leaving Just One Sub-$20K New Car With the Mirage's demise, we prepare to say R.I.P. to truly cheap cars, as the Nissan Versa is the last one that starts ...

The Mitsubishi JP:7211 Mirage is an affordable and efficient option in a shrinking class of subcompact cars, but its similarly priced rivals are more modern. Pricing starts at $16,695. The Mirage ...

If there's one thing French automakers are good at, it's making quirky and lovable cars. For people who value comfort and standing out from the crowd, the French always have an answer. That's ...

The 2024 Mitsubishi Mirage and Mirage G4 are on sale now, and prices for the full lineup are below (all prices include $1,095 destination charge). Mirage ES CVT: $18,110 LE: $18,860 BE: $19,460 SE ...

Priced at $21,530.50 including destination and fees, the Mirage Noir adds 15-inch black alloy wheels, a black rear spoiler, red grille accents, LED headlamps and fog lamps, a two-tone roof option ...

The Mitsubishi Mirage, the car that everyone loves to hate, might not be long for the U.S. market. Reports have it exiting stage left by the end of 2025 with no successor in the works.