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If you're in the market for a car that's stylish, practical and spacious, then a used Mitsubishi ASX is a great choice. As the company's first compact crossover, it stands out from others on the used market because of the available four-wheel drive. Mitsubishi has given the vehicle a spacious interior with plenty of standard kit, offering buyers great value for money.
Even though the Mitsubishi ASX wasn't available for more than a decade, there were plenty of powertrain options available. The vehicle could be purchased with a petrol or diesel motor, an automatic or a manual transmission, and front- or four-wheel drive.
PetrolAs a small SUV, there is more room than is expected in the Mistubishi ASX, making it a good choice for young families.
Interior spaceMitsubishi had gained a reputation for building affordable 4x4s with the L200, Shogun and Outlander. After all of its success, the company broke into the crossover segment with the ASX in 2010 to go up against the Nissan Qashqai. While a revision occurred in 2016, it didn't move beyond the first generation in the UK because the brand pulled out of the UK market altogether in 2021.
Greenest
1.6 2 5dr
Cheapest
1.6 2 5dr
Fastest
1.8 3 ClearTec 5dr
The petrol engines are more popular than the diesel engines. The most recent petrol option is a 2.0-litre that produces 147bhp for a 0-60mph time of 10 seconds and is rated at 37.7mpg with CO2 emissions of 171g/km. However, on the used market, the earlier 1.6-litre is also popular with its impressive power and decent fuel economy rating of 47mpg.
Mitsubishi offered the ASX in either Dynamic or Exceed models. Before that, a number system was used, with models known as 2, 3, 4 and 5. The mid-spec 3 models were the most popular as they had upgraded features such as privacy glass, climate control and heated seats.
Customers should look out for a panoramic sunroof, which is a good upgrade for the cabin. Some used models also have an electric driver's seat for better adjustment and black leather upholstery for a premium feel. Available safety features include rear cross-traffic alert, lane change assist and blind spot warning.
While the ASX doesn't have a huge back seat, there is plenty of room for children. The boot space is also adequate for a busy family, providing room to hold some luggage or bags.
Before pulling out of the UK market, Mitsubishi didn't produce a hybrid variant of the ASX. The most efficient option is the 112bhp 1.6-litre diesel engine with a rating of 61mpg.
Mitsubishi did offer both an automatic and a manual transmission with the ASX. The manual gearbox is more popular, and is likely to keep the cost down, but it's easy to find one with an automatic among used models.
Yes, unique aspect of the Mitsubishi ASX is that four-wheel drive is available, making it more capable. It's a popular option among used models, so there's no problem finding one for a reasonable cost.
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