Mitsubishi Mirage 2024

Power stems from a 1.2L inline triple churning out 78 horsepower. Transmission choices include a five-speed manual and a CVT. Driven before its update, the Mirage, with a good heater and volcanic seat heaters, shrugs off winter conditions. The Mirage rides pretty well for such a small, light car, especially in town but handling becomes nautical when the car is pushed. The Mirage’s steering is relatively precise but lightly weighted and lacks any sensation of the road rolling underneath its wheels. The CVT ekes out every bit of performance available from the 1.2L triple and allows for surprisingly serene cruising, but performance is lacklustre and unless at a steady speed, the engine sounds like a diesel with an exhaust leak. Noise from grit pinging off the bottom or the car and wind noise over the roof (not the windows) betray a lack of sound proofing.
Comfortable front seats but the rear seat is small, hard and flat. Cabin space is quite good considering the Mirage’s tight dimensions and two adults can wedge themselves into the back seat for cross-town hops easily enough. Reasonable cabin fit and finish. The trunk is regularly shaped and deep below the window line. Fuel mileage is unimpressive considering the performance disadvantage the Mirage represents.

Though is is priced under $17,000, the ES is not a steal by any means as it is very small, slow and noisy. The Noir adds auto L.E.D. headlights, upgraded fabrics, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and fog lights, but is overpriced. The GT includes a forward collision warning, a lane departure warning, keyless entry and start and upgraded trim, but is significantly overpriced. At over $21,000, the GT is expensive for a stunningly slow and unrefined car that is in its 11th model year in Canada.  Poor resale value.

Only partial data is available as too few cars have been sold. Unknown CVT durability. The hard-working three-cylinder engine is lubricated by only 3L of oil so check your oil level frequently and keep all oil change receipts in the event of an engine problem. Mitsubishi’s 10 year/160,000 powertrain warranty does instill some confidence that the powertrain will go the distance.

Last update: March 11, 2024

Specifications

  • Engine

    1.2L‑3 (78 HP) 
  • Transmissions

    \CVT 
  • Fuel consumption

    City: 6.6L/100 km Road: 5.6L/100 km
  • Drive Layout

    Front-wheel drive
  • Body Style

    Superminis

Warranties

Powertrain
5.6L/100 km

What’s new this year?

Mitsubishi makes a few changes to its Mirage in its 11th year in its current form. The manual transmission has been discontinued, leaving on the CVT. The ES trim has been enhanced with alloy wheels and heated front seats. The previous SE trim has been supplanted by the “Noir” edition.

 

 

 

Starting from  $ 14 298

What dealers pay$ 22 222

Get a stress free no-haggle buying experience through the APA.

We've already done the negotiation for you. Simply sign up and speak with our partnered retailer to order your next vehicle.

Get this service

Showing specific information
  • Ontario
  • Quebec
  • Alberta
  • British Columbia

Report - November 5, 2024
Invoice
MSRP
Base vehicle
ES Manual
$ 0 $ 14 298
ES CVT
$ 0 $ 15 498
SE Manual
$ 0 $ 17 596
SE CVT
$ 0 $ 20 748
Options
Optional Paint

Available on select trims.

$ 0 $ 450
Freight & PDI

Required for all vehicle purchases.

$ 0 $ 1 698
Federal Air Conditioner Excise Tax (Recovery)

Required for all vehicle purchases.

$ 0 $ 100

Subscribe to get the report

Become a member

Incentives

Additional APA Member Benefits for members in Ontario. (Through APA Dealer/Broker Only)

Select another vehicle

  • Acura
  • Audi
  • BMW
  • Buick
  • Cadillac
  • Chevrolet
  • Chrysler
  • Dodge
  • Ford
  • Genesis
  • GMC
  • Honda
  • Hyundai
  • Infiniti
  • Jaguar
  • Jeep
  • Kia
  • Land Rover
  • Lexus
  • Lincoln
  • Mazda
  • Mercedes-Benz
  • Mini
  • Mitsubishi
  • Nissan
  • Polestar
  • Subaru
  • Tesla
  • Toyota
  • Volkswagen
  • Volvo

Subscribe to our newsletter

Stay up-to-date with our latest news.