6 Months With A 2021 Mitsubishi Mirage. Jennifer's Review After Owning This Car After 6K.
I gave a 1 year review of my 2018 Mirage a while back, and I thought it might be nice for people to hear what Jennifer thinks of her 2021. This entry level car has managed to make her just as happy as mine has.
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Good review. I'm going to buy one for my next new car. Can't beat the fuel economy especially with gas prices higher and higher everyday.
Yeah, gas is 3.19 where I am. I can fill my mirage up to $22 for a whole week. Everyone else spending $40 and can only get three to four days.
I'm getting about 45-47 on the highway with a 2021 hyundai elantra
Yes let’s all buy one.
Nice overview; it's sad most of these small fuel efficient cars have disappeared from American roads. Gas prices are always going to fluctuate, I can't understand buying a huge SUV knowing eventually prices are going to go up. Not to mention how much more fun a small stick shift hatch is to drive and easy to park.
Agreed, everyone forgets the pain at the pumps when gas prices are low then complain when the prices go up. 5 speed is the way to go and i can park this car anywhere with ease
@@FarpointFarms agree. Sad news about the manual transmission option that MM drops them for the next model year.
i just read this and the spark are being phased out to force people to buy these bigger 50k 60k 70k vehicles
Hope we are all here to watch your 100000 mile review in 10yrs!
Awesome little car , can’t beat the price, warranty, gas mileage 👍
You just sold me the minute you said that you only pay 20 bucks to fill it up! 😂🚘❤️🤣⛽️🙌🏻🙏🏻
Great price and miles per gallon... Impressive!! Thank you for your review.
Thanks for watching!
I just got a 2022 Mitsubishi Mirage ES i absolutely love this car it’s perfect for me!! ❤
I am glad to hear that- most people that I have talked to that own one- love it
Still loving my 2015 Mirage!
That is great to hear
Nice update and glad you're happy with the car. I love those mileage numbers. Right on
Thanks 👍
thank you for the review! really appreciate it.
Nice job Jenn! Great review! Thanks, Heath
Thanks for watching!
Excellent review. I like the color and the hub caps. I also like that it is a manual. Keep it up!
The seat covers look great! Thanks for the review.
They are! Thanks for watching
I love the color! So pretty. I miss mine, but love my 2020 Mitsubishi Outlander. Mitsubishi makes GREAT cars and the mileage is CRAZY, even for a midsize SUV. Great review, Jenn!!
Wow. So youre a mitsu fan?
How is Chevrolet Spark in comparison to Mitsubishi Mirage 2022? Which one is good in terms of handling and fuel economy.
Awesome review. Those seat covers are 🔥, I’m gonna get a set for my mirage g4. Thanks for making this video.
Glad I could help
Love your honest review always drive safely simple car but reliable
My wife loves her Mirage. It’s actually her second one, reading in her 2017 model for a GREAT deal on a 2021. She averages 46-50 mpg, and it can haul an amazing amount of stuff. We enjoyed 85,000 trouble free miles on her first one. She plans to keep this one until it has a couple hundred thousand on it!
Wow what was the trouble at 85k miles I have one too I’m approaching 50k miles
@@luisvilla799 no problem. We just had an opportunity to buy a new one at a really great price, we happened to have to cash in hand to pay for it outright, and we had a very good offer on our old one. It was just a matter of having too good an opportunity to turn down! Her first Mirage was missing a few things that came standard on the ‘21 models: a back up camera, cruise control, a better stereo, automatic climate control, and several anti-collision sensors. Would we have bought a new Mirage just to get those things? No. It was a matter of timing. We got the ‘21 model for around $13k, a bit less than what we paid for our ‘17 model. We got twice the blue book trade in value when we sold the ‘17. BTW, a month later the ‘21 would have sold for $17,000+, if you could find one, as the price of gas skyrocketed and supply issues meant that no new cars were arriving! The person who bought our ‘17 was very happy to get it!
@@clydeosterhout1221 awesome I have the 21 model myself so far Satisfied and I have always been a Chevy guy myself first ever import and I love it I have noticed this car in other parts of the word is a dodge attitude, in Mexico
@@luisvilla799 my family owned an earlier model of the Mirage in 1984, when it was sold as a Plymouth Colt. It wasn’t a bad car at the time, but it is truly amazing how far cars have progressed since then!
@@clydeosterhout1221 wow didn’t even know the mirage went back that far
Great and honest review.i own the first version of it a 2013 mirage hatchback cvt.this car was given to me by brother who pass away in 2018.it has a sentimental value and im keeping it for good..
I just purchased one. It will be here Sunday. This helps so much
Glad we could help, these cars can get such a bad rap, but they are great cars. Not everyone wants or needs so fancy car that costs more than what they make in a year.
I bought the Mirage in 2018, great little car, no mechanical problems at all, fuel economy is amazing. yep still loving my Mirage too!
Couldn't agree more!
I like all of the accessories you have. Great review. Mitsubishi is definitely on my radar.
Thanks, they are great little cars, with gas getting more expensive I don't feel bad driving it all over.
@@FarpointFarms What do you think about the 2022 Outlander? I'm considering one of those when I graduate college.
Thank you for this review, Ma'am. God bless.
I love your CAR! I got 2017 and the car is a joy. So I can relate. Great video by the way!!
Thank you, these cars are so under rated on the review sites. I love mine
Love subcompact hatchbacks, a dying breed in America. Chevrolet is going to kill the Spark leaving Mitsubishi as the last car maker in the US selling a true subcompact.
I hadn't heard about the spark, but you are right, these are rare breeds right now. Love my little car!
I don't think Chevys that crazy to kill the Spark but who knows. They're going to kill the Camaro soon.
Turning the hazards on was a very nice touch. good job :) cool little car
Love this little thing!
Great car! I own a 2017 Mitsubishi Mirage hatchback with manual transmission and it’s really nice for daily driven. ❤️
I totally agree!
Great review glad you're happy
Still happy with the car- when the gas prices went sky high, we were not stressed out by the cost to fill up
I've been watching reviews of this car lately. I think it is a nice car. I didn't know about it at the time I purchased my car. I think I like the styling of your car because it is similar to Nissan (the brand I own). My car gets pretty good mileage, but yours is even better. With such high gas prices low mileage is important. I can see you take very good care of your car. Enjoy driving it.
Thanks for sharing! It is a shame that Mitsubishi has decided to cancel this car in 2025- Real shame as there really are not too many small car options
Great video! I have one myself & love it!
We still love ours!
I own a 2020 Mirage ES 5 speed in blue. And I am a patented automotive design engineer. While I agree that the mpg is fantastic, the cluster readout is optimistic. Multiply the mpg you are seeing on your digital display by 0.924 and your actual achieved mpg is much closer to that mathematical result. I have done GPS versus map, versus digital display calibrations. And while multiplying the digital readout times 0.924 is not exact, it is WAY closer than the digital readout alone. So your video's 58 mpg is realistically more like 53.5 mpg. Which remain FANTABULOUS. I also agree with your assessment about the automatic climate control. The manual climate control is quicker / easier / better (I have the automatic climate control as well and detest it). I agree that your yellow color is better in real life, especially on a sunny day. That yellow color may be the best color on any Mirage yet. That front end on the 2021 refresh looks fantastic. Your rear bumper refresh looks better than mine as well. And like you did, I replaced the wheel covers with ~$40 wheel covers from Summit Racing that look much better than the factory ES wheel covers. Interestingly, my touchscreen display in my 2020 looks better with more options than your 2021, your 2021 screen looks "dumbed down" to me (for lack of a better description). To me that is strange why Mitsubishi would have made that change. Mine as well came with no armrest. I thought I was going to be miserable without it, but I have found it's not so bad without it. Sooner or later I may add the armrest like you did. In any event, this vehicle was conceived, designed, and manufactured to be inexpensive. And it does that well. People let the 78 hp rating scare them. But in every day driving, 50 hp is probably about the limit of what people actually use. So unless this car is bought for drag racing ... 78 hp actually gets the job done nicely. Your husband has a chick that can and does drive a manual transmission! A lucky man indeed!
An auto engineer told me that you need only 40hp to drive safely on the road. Your estimate of 50 is consistent with what I have been told.
A five speed is a natural for a small economy car like that. It reminds me of the little Japanese cars that were so common when I first started driving in the late 1970s. They were awesome! I haven't had a manual car in many years, but I might look for one of these. Its reminding me more and more of 1979 the way things are going lately! As far as shifting in traffic, yeah, it can be a pain in stop and go traffic, but I had a Toyota Celica with a five speed when I was living in Sacramento, California. I don't remember it being really a problem in that city. I even drove it often in San Francisco with its hills!
I’m done with manuals, it wears me out.
I dive a new 2022 Mitsubishi Mirage. I bought in 2017 a four door sedan . So this is my second Mirage. Living in Clearwater Beach Florida it's just a fantastic car to own. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing!
I drive mine like it's a sports car sometimes always doing 40mph in it.love your seat covers. I love my G4..
The seat covers are really nice
It is not only the perfect car. It is the best car in the world.
I agree 100%
I too, agree. Everyday I cruise home in my Mirage, ac on getting 50 MPG plus, I love it more and more!
I appreciate your video. I love the color of the car. I live in Vermont. Lots of hills here. Looking for a good budget car that can maneuver and gets great gas mileage. I just sold my Chevy spark. Loved the car 2017. I notice there is more room in your car. So, would love to hear from you. Love that car.
Good review just bought mines yesterday one question were did you purchase the rear bumper rubber protector
I just bought a 2021 Mirage hatchback Carbonite edition. I love it too!
Good choice! This is such a fun little car, we are dreading the winter when we have to park her. They use so much rock salt here on the roads that we don't want to chance it. The roads turn white- but not with snow
Totally agree with stick shift in traffic. I’ve had a few manual transmission cars. Out in the country, mountain roads, and open highway manual transmission is fantastic. In stop and go traffic it is a PITA. Don’t live near mountain roads, majority of my driving is in city, and my wife has physical disability that makes it impossible for her to drive a manual so all my vehicles are auto transmission for her. This Mirage is a 4 wheel version of a scooter; plenty of storage, great fuel economy, great for in town, ok for highway, and low purchase price new.
PITA is nicely putting it, you get used to it, it is great on the back mountain roads for sure and the price was very reasonable
Solid review!
Glad you liked it!
I drove it for 2 weeks and I weight about 150 pounds. This car is great as long as I did not have any passengers. 0-60 was about 12 seconds. Cruising at 75 was not a problem as long as I was the only occupant in the vehicle. Going up an incline requires some momentum before ascending. The noise level was high but this expected because the engine produces less than 100 HP. I could never figure out the temperature control feature. The forward looking visibility was great. A real basic car that is ideal for a solo occupant along with some groceries in the back.
Thanks for your opinion of it, I love this car
Hello, thank you for your review! I have a 2020 Mirage, and I love it too! I would like to upgrade the front seat though, since I find mine not very comfortable because I can feel the springs :) I feel intimidated because I don't know how to go about doing it myself. It would be really nice to have a video that shows how to choose the right seats for my car model and also how to remove and replace them with "better" ones. Thank you!😊
I think there are airbags in those seats, and I am sure there are airbag sensors in the seats so swapping them out may be limited to other Mitsubishi seats. Maybe from an outlander?
@@FarpointFarms thank you for the answer! Mine don't have side airbags but the dealer did mention that it is best to look at other Mitsubishi models like the ASX or Outlander if I want to swap them.
Love the color!
That's the one she wanted! I can't complain, I was all about that "Infra Red" color when I got mine. No other color would cut it.
I have a 2013 model and is still going strong. Just replaced brake pads, tires, busted light bulbs, wipers, nothing else. still runs smooth at 100,000 km+ now. If you take care of it, it will take care of you :)
Glad to hear it! They are a solid little car for sure.
A great, honest review. I own a 2019 CVT auto one, no issues with it, cheap and reliable, safe transport. I paid $13k for it new also.
Apparently the price for these is starting to go up due to shortages. I'm glad we bought ours when we did.
Yeah, I paid $10.000 in Seattle for a 2017, about 4 months ago. With 53.000 mile. I still think I got a good deal.
@Sean McGivney In 2018 I paid $7500 total for a base DE CVT 2014 Mirage in kiwi green that had 43k miles on it. Then last December I totaled my beloved green car and bought a new 2021 ES CVT Mirage in infrared for $18k total price! I took the best deal I could in a shit market but still I over payed by about $3k just because it was so hard to find a new Mirage in December of 2021. I had to drive 6 hours to get it and bring it back home. The chip crises screwed me! But it was still better than buying used, that market is outrageous right now. Carvana listing 3 year old Mirages with 30k miles on them for $20k!!! Fuck that noise.
btw what miles did you change the transmission oil..would be glad to know
@FarPoint I want the rear bumper guard that Jen has on hers. Where did she get it? I want to install it on the G4 myself. Hopefully the job is easy :)
Great video! Good job. Quick question. Does the rear seats fold down?
Yes, they do.
Brilliant!
Got to get this my next car after seeing this video I ended up in a 2017 Hyundai Accent which is good but originally wanted a Mirage but kept getting payment figures that made it impossible to get it. It’s to me way more personality than the others
It certainly has a look all it's own. I love it!
Nice little car !
Good job mam for not getting caught into the hype and using your brain to buy what you need.
Thanks for this, Jen! I had a 2020 Chevy Spark, but unfortunately he was totaled. I got about 40-45 mpg in that thing with a 1.4L 4-cyl. I loved driving that tiny car but they discontinued it, so I was looking at this since I prefer hatchbacks. My only concern is the power, my Spark had a hard time getting up to hwy speeds 👀
Sorry to hear about your Spark! I have no issues with this thing. We drove in from NC to GA last month. Got 46 on the trip, and held 75 with no issues. I say go for it!
@@FarpointFarms Okay, Thank you! I just called the Mitsubishi dealer near me, they are selling like hotcakes! I better go get one fast!
Women look at things and drive differently then men. Bless you and have fun. PS safety sense on Toyota (2017 version) does not stop for deers.
Very beautiful car.
It sure is! She has 27,000 miles on it now and still looks great.
where did you get the center console from? Please let me know. :)
I had two, sold due to circumstances....with CVT automatic I got around 48 mpg mixed driving....never did a trip with either. I thought both rode well and were quiet at speed....hills did seem to cause both to lose momentum. very roomy up front and pretty good in back and the hatch and the sedan both had good trunk space with the seat up. I would buy either again.....sadly you can't get the stick with anything other than the base model.....and the manual also needs a taller drive ratio or another gear to get the rpm to 2000 rpm at 60 vs 3000 rpm at 60 as the CVT does.
I’m thinking bout getting one but I like the sedan more but get review gave me a lot ideals
we test drove the sedan and thought it did not handle as good, still drove well, but not as sporty (or as sporty that 3 cylinders can do)
Hyundai and Kia also have the 10 year/100,000 mile powertrain warranty. I like the Mirage and have been thinking about buying one for about 3 years now, but I'm not optimistic that Mitsubishi will still be around in the US in the future to honor their warranty. In 2012 I almost bought a new Suzuki, but just before I did I woke up one morning and found that Suzuki had suddenly stopped selling cars in the US. Isuzu went out the same way in 2008. It's hard for smaller manufacturers selling low priced cars with small profit margins to stay in business in North America.
They'll probably be around, since Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi have an alliance. If Nissan hangs around, Mitsubishi most likely will too.
Nice video. Gotta get what you can afford in dealing with purchasing a car.
We love this car, I did not want to go broke buying a new car
You will and are very happy with this car , Im going to buy brand new nex week.
Did you buy one??? I'm going tomorrow to buy one...This gas thing has me nervous.
@@1533ramsay Yes I bought it in November new Mirage 2022 , really good on gas , and the warranty 10 years or 160.000 km .
@@1533ramsay Im getting one ASAP!😎
Hi there, first of all Just want to say your car looks so nice and well done all your effort you put to your car!😊 I wonder if you can share where you buy the trunk guard, and silver plates on door step sides? They look really neat and i hope to get one for my mirage too thank you in advance🙏🏽
One of the sites I order from is mitsubishidirectparts.com, pricing is fair. I had to order the parts for a model year older than mine because at the time, nothing was available that i liked
Thank you so much 😊
Do your seat covers block your side airbag?
You're much better off with the steel wheels than you are with the factory mag rims, if you crack a hubcap you just go get another set from Walmart, if you damage a wheel then you've got to buy a whole new factory mag wheel... Interesting color you chose. Hope it's still going strong for you. Nice review
My wife loves yellow cars. I like the Infra red one myself. Agreed on the hubcaps. I got a nice set from eBay and they look nice.
@FarPoint I really like that center console versus the OEM’s. Could you share the link? Or Where did you get the center console? I want to buy one
I tried to find it but the link does not work anymore.
Great review….wife wants one. 👊🏽
With gas at $4+ it is well worth it.
Better mileage than my '81 Chevy C10 Silverado. Got a 305 and 3-speed auto. Working on swapping those out for a 350 and 5-speed manual. I have the headers and dual exhaust setup, just waiting on the motor.
Good luck!
I have one (full options) from 2015 from new with CVT. Now more than 60.000 miles. Nothing went wrong with it. The only thing replaced recently is the generator belt. But even that was not strictly necessary. It was slipping at cold starts. For the rest, just fluids, tyres and wipers. I must say that the fluid going into the CVT is a bit pricey. But that is only every 55.000 miles or so.
They are great cars, just basic maintenance and they are good.
ECO mode with cruise control bumps the MPG way up. I found this out in my 2018 Eclipse Cross
It’s only two highest end models that get cruise control the way it looks
A simple yet a very efficient and reliable mitsubishi mirage 🏁🇵🇭
Love that color
My wife had a Yellow car when we met, but we couldn't keep up with the payments so we had to trade it for something cheaper. I've always wanted to give her the car she wanted, and finally got to with this one!
@@FarpointFarms That's awesome! my fiancée her favorite color aside from pink is yellow. Not sure if she drive a yellow car though
You mentioned that changing gears in the city is troublesome. I would agree. I have a Spark with a CVT. Half of my daily commute is done at an average speed of a little less than 30 mph. It would make me nuts to constantly be going 1, 2, 3, neutral, 1, 2, 3, neutral.
You get used to it- If there are bad traffic days- you learn to go on alternate routes. I will would not get rid of it
They say 43 mpg max. How did you get 52 or better? Great job!!
Are the seat covers capable of letting side airbags to deploy properly? Excellent 10k Cars. I almost bought one before deciding on a low mileage 5 yr old Scion XB manual.
Yes they are- most seat covers have that option now. Just look at the specs of it to make sure
52 mpg is pretty much what my Suzuki DR650 motorcycle gets... so if you're actually achieving that with this little car then that is truly amazing. I should have bought one of these when they were still offering them with a stick transmission.
It really gets that milage on the highway. 46 in town. Love this thing!
@@FarpointFarms Alright, I can't get a stick version anymore so you'll have to give me yours... Be over in 10 minutes. Thanks so much. I'm gonna love this thing.
Thank you for this review. How is it when it comes to merging on to busy highways or streets?
I have had no issues at all with it, highway driving is just fine for us. Most of the time we keep it at the speed limit of 70 or below-
Great video! I'm looking for a new car, economical, that gets at least 40 mpg myself. This IS an option!❤️🔥🎉
Just got quotes from two different dealers. Out the door including tax, title, tags, registration; Mirage ES $20,500.00 Mirage G4 ES $21,500.00 Seems like a lot and a lot more than what you paid three years ago.
Inflation is crazy- I got an offer to buy my car for more than what I paid for it
Costco carries those care seat covers. They were around $20 each. I put them on my Jeep Wrangler. They look nice...
That is good to know, you paid less at Costco that what I did.
Thank you for the informative video. I have not been able to locate the rear bumper protector anywhere. Only the stainless steel version direct from Mitsubishi. Would you mind sharing where that black plastic protector was purchased? Thank you.
The rear bumper protector is from a different year model 2019 I think - I did not care for the chrome version. I am not sure what site I got it from
Thank you.@@FarpointFarms
I have a 2023 Mirage G4 and I absolutely love my car. Where did you get all the Mitsubishi branded accessories?
An online Mitsubishi dealer.
Love your video!!! How much gas do you have to pay for, for a full tank?
To fill it is about 8 gallons, maybe $25 for a fill up
when i first bought mine in 2018 I could fill it for around $13 or $14. Qt the high point of prices this year gas was almost $5 per gallon and it cost about $35
what speed were you going on the highway when the automatic emergency brakes engaged? the collision avoidance system turns off at 80km/h
Cute little Commuters Car!
They are great cars
My husband and I got a 2019 and love it we have the same hubcaps Amazon how do you guys get your hub caps not to chip I'm on my 2nd set the paint flakes off
ours flake as well, the price was low enough that I am not too upset about it
I'm actually thinking about getting one of these for long trips to visit family members, using my 6 cylinder car especially on solo drives is getting more and more expensive the amount spent on fixing up my two older used cars has been ridiculous, one the Honda CRV I own has a range of about 450km per tank. my Ford Falcon would do about 700 a tank but its also a 70 liter tank to the CRV's 59 Liter tank. yet this little car has a 35 liter fuel tank and can do 700km per tank that's something for economy right there and if there is only ever 2 people in the car you can fold down the back seat and throw all your crap in the back for a long road trip. spend more cash on food rather than fuel :D. have you had to do long trips in this car since owning it as I am looking at doing trips of like 186 miles (each way) that's 300km or 600km for both directions about 4 hours. seems like a good budget road trip car for 2 people visiting family with a few change of clothes hopefully the front seats are comfortable as thats the most important part for this car.
The longest drive with these cars for me was 15 hours, the seats were ok but not great. I bought a pad for the front seat for the next time that I do a long trip. 4 hour trips are not bad at all. You can fold down the back seats to make more room.
@@FarpointFarms Yeh I am thinking about doing that when i get one. a seat pad is the go. I have a fairly good 6 Cylinder car atm but just looking into this as an economy trip car to reduce wear and tare on my ford fairmont ghia which is a joy to drive just sometimes the cost of fuel lately makes me want to look at a new car that can do the same job a lot cheaper. the big 6 cylinder car is 20 years old almost and ive pretty much brought all of its maintenance up to date and replaced all the things that usually go around this time haha.
hi, would you mind sharing where you purchased the sill plates and also the wheel covers?
I got them from an online dealerships parts site. They are all OEM.
Good review, it was reviewed for the purpose it was bought. (economy) The other reviews that I have watched review's it like they are reviewing an expensive car.
Thanks, I get so mad on those reviews- this car is not luxury by any means, but is it a good car. Especially with gas prices where they are now and only to go up for the foreseeable future.
When they first came out there were sketchy but not so much anymore. I would buy one.
We both just love ours, my wife has almost as many miles on hers as I do on mine that is a few years older. She loves driving it
Where did you get your seat covers? Do you have a link? I would like to get them for mine.
off amazon-www.amazon.com/INCH-EMPIRE-Waterproof-Leatherette-Universal/dp/B07PF87S4C?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1&psc=1 They were pricey but are holding up great so far.
Your lucky.. I have plan to get one.. But there no manual transmission option with our dealership 🙄🤷🏻♂️
I watched the presentation of the Mitsubishi Mirage with interest, I am surprised that here in the Netherlands I drive a Mitsubishi Space Star 1.2 that looks almost the same, was the car released with different type names?
Yes, both cars are the same. No idea why they used two names though.
Thanks@@FarpointFarms
At what RPM's do you shift? Just drove a new manual Mirage, was shifting at 5,500 rpm. Never drove a car that high RPM.
May I make a question please.. Why don’t you do a year review how it’s holding up and what you like and dislike?? Just a thought I currently own a 23 SE and you are correct Inflation is out of control.. I really enjoy watching your videos
I might have to do that- My biggest complaint is the tiny gas tank! I know that it gets great MPG, but 8.5 gallons-- I will probable post it on my other channel-
@@FarpointFarms I agree specifically when you go on long runs with the car it would be nice to have more range.. I hope to see more videos on your cars see how they are holding up
Is the trunk space really that small? I need to put stroller in there and I cannot tell
As long as it's a folding type, It should fit, but that would about fill it up.
There is a usb charging port in the glove box! My 2014 CVT gets 50mpg in the winter and 59mpg in the summer. These cars are amazing all around! I have 167,000km and not a single problem! Btw I’m 32 years old 😂 my friends laugh when I pull up lol I’m laughing all the way to the gas station!
The older ones have it in the glove box- our friends laugh at us too until I ask them how much it costs to fill their big trucks- $125+ for them about $30 for me
@@FarpointFarms people don’t really know how good these little cars are on gas lol love this little car. When it eventually goes I’m going to buy another one!
where did you get your centre console from? i'd love to get one!
I got it off ebay or amazon- Just search for them- it was not too expensive
Love the car! I love my 2021 Mirage. Where did you get the rear bumper protector that fits the 2021 Mirage like that???
I have a 2021 and it's perfect for what my wife and I need it for. Just a small tip, I work for Mitsubishi and I've seen a few Mirages (2014-2015) developing rust in the rear quarter. I'd advise getting your car rust proofed, or you can always get a cheap paint brush and apply some oil under the rear wheel wells. It wont cost you a dime extra if you change your own oil. Some folks have had this fixed under warranty, but if you can prevent it you're better off.
The rear bumper protector was not for this year model but it works well enough for us. The one that would fit it that we could find was chrome and smaller. I am very happy with this one.
We did undercoat it when we got it, we live in an area that loves to use salt for every occasion and I did not want to risk it getting rusty. Thanks for the information on it
@@FarpointFarms Ok cool! Yea I saw that chrome one too that said Mitsubishi Motors on it for the 2021 model year and it was expensive and didn’t fold down over the lip edge of the rear bumper to protect it enuf. I like yours better. I was wondering if this one was the one for like the previous 2014-2015 model years. Looks nice!
@@FarpointFarms Oh cool, thats a smart move. Especially with all that dang winter salt. I can tell she really likes the little Mirage thats so cool. I love mine and have always loved Mirages, they are great cars. I almost got this same color in a top trim Mirage SE but the only reason I got the Red was because it had the $995.00 exterior package with the color keyed-red-carbon fiber ground effects. The Sand Yellow color I love and is my fav, but I do love my Infrared with all the red striping along the ground effects kit and red on the grill looks sporty.
Where did you get the step plates from I love them
Those are a factory option. You can get them on eBay or Elsewhere, and they were not a lot of $$ at all. Plus, they fit perfect!
Wow! That's amazing fuel mileage. I'm just under 11mpg with my truck.
We love these tiny cars! I've got a lot of cars that come and go here as I buy them, fix them and then resell them, but for the daily grind, these are perfect.
RIP to the manual transmission model going forward for 2023 MY and up. Did you have a plan on what your next vehicle might be if you had to upgrade?
I honestly think I'll be going back to a used Yaris or Echo. These are great cars, but there is nothing really like them out there if they stop making them all together.
@@FarpointFarms For what it's worth... I can totally vouch for the manual transmission Nissan Versa (2020 MY or up since those are designed way nicer than older ones). I have a 2021 in a manual and it drives very nicely for an econ box. Crisp shifts on the shifter too!
Please please drop a link for the arm rest center console! just got my 2022 yesterday and didn’t realize it didn’t have one. i just had a 2017 nissan versa note sv.
i also sit pretty forward so hoping it reaches for me