The many reasons you should never buy a Mitsubishi Mirage G4 in 2019 (Thanks Vios XE)

**StockEngine** · January 20th, 2019 03:38 PM

even the dshock dzire at 698,000 doesn't make sense now.

**kagalingan** · January 20th, 2019 04:15 PM

Originally Posted by rmolivar

A friend bought a mirage brand new. On d way home from the dealership, the car stalled. Casa technicians couldn't find the issue and was not able to restart. Ended up returning the unit and asking for a refund.

Originally Posted by rmolivar

This is personal knowledge. It was a long process but my friend was able to engage fortun law office. Apparently, it matters who you put up against the dealership.

Refund lang ? or meron din danyos perwisyo? Tapos bayad din ba si mitsubishi dealer sa attorneys fee ng friend mo?

**SidCoronel** · January 20th, 2019 04:22 PM

Originally Posted by chronicle

Bro. Mitsu is known to br very generous on discounts.
If sticker pice comparo, yes, it is close, but if real world setup, mitsu will give huge discounts.

So assuming you get a very conservative 40k discount, that is already at least 59k savings on the buyers part.
At this segment, medyo cut troat ang competition since target audience is those starter or has not have much savings yet.
60k can be diverted to another urgent need or investment or anything else.

The new vios doesnt have discount yet cause it is new. But maybe revisiting it sometime later would yield a different conclusion (when discounts are already there).

Eitherway, im still holding on my segement per segment bang for buck list (it is my opinion anyway and doesnt enforce it to others).

Oh.. and btw, gas cost pa nga pala. Hehehe.
Im hoping that the new vios has improved mileage compared to 3rd gen.

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Same engine, smaller shell vs 3rd gen Vios.

**StockEngine** · January 21st, 2019 01:31 AM

2019 Mirage G4 GLS CVT(new version) will have a new price: 867,000

from previously 767,000.

new variant G4 GLS MT will be 812,000

**baludoy** · January 21st, 2019 06:23 AM

One thing about the mirage though, ang laki pala ng boot space niya. Very deceptive!

Malaki na trunk capacity ng fd2 ko for a sedan pero nagulat ako na nagkasya iyong malaking ice box sa likod ng g4 ng sister ko - w/ room to spare pa! [emoji33]

do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

**dale323** · January 21st, 2019 09:48 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

if i liberally interpret,
"greater east asia co-prosperity sphere".

MSG Unicorn ah... hahaha. BTT... Mirage is still a good car, but to tell that Vios is better is still subject to people's priority.

**ironman06** · January 21st, 2019 11:00 AM

Originally Posted by dale323

MSG Unicorn ah... hahaha. BTT... Mirage is still a good car, but to tell that Vios is better is still subject to people's priority.

I agree. It totally depends on the buyer.

I've driven the Mirage G4, the Mirage HB and the Vios. The Vios is definitely an upgrade over the Mirage. Long drives make me regret driving the Mirage (I have long legs, so the seat adjustment makes it awkward as i'm either too near the steering wheel or too far).

If i was the cash-strapped buyer looking for something to tget me from point A to B, then I'd go for the car with the 1) lower price tag, and 2) more fuel efficient. But if I want the most bang for the buck, I'd go for the Vios XE.

**CVT** · January 21st, 2019 11:44 AM

Originally Posted by dale323

MSG Unicorn ah... hahaha. BTT... Mirage is still a good car, but to tell that Vios is better is still subject to people's priority.

Agree,- "everyone has a story to tell..."

**kisshmet** · January 21st, 2019 12:31 PM

here is another story

My brother who used to drive on the left side of the road in australia wanted to learn to drive on the right side of the road here in the phil

Hes driving honda jazz in australia..he had my sisters toyota and the mirage at his disposal in the phil

After trying both cars..bakit daw malambot ang manibela ng mirage..mas malambot pa sa honda jazz nya back home

Eh kasi nagpapaniwala ka sa sabi sabi tungkol sa 2 brand na yan eh

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**ice15** · January 21st, 2019 01:00 PM

I honestly would like to see how Mitsubishi reacts to the XE's pricing...

Both are under the CARS program which means they are locally assembled with government incentives if they meet the necessary criterias.

Will Mitsubishi lower the price of the GLS, or add features to the GLX?

Other manufacturers will also need to make a move (Suzuki, Nissan, VW, Chevrolet and Hyundai)

Funny joke sa office, anong safety feature nanaman kaya ang tatanggalin sa Accent

IMO, remember the introductory pricing of the Mirage (hatchback and G4)

I personally think that's the max amount they can charge for their car.