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A manufacturer arguably best known for producing 4X4s and SUVs, Mitsubishi's most popular cars are robust, versatile and a little raw. While the SUV class has moved on in the last few years to accommodate for a more family-friendly driver, Mitsubishi have fallen behind slightly, and is only now coming around to introducing cars to cater for a more practically minded driver. All used Mitsubishi on the AA Cars website come with free 12 months breakdown cover.
Rating 136 Mitsubishi ReviewsCars like the Shogun SUV were the first to really show Mitsubishi's strengths to a worldwide market. Mixing raw power and incredible durability, it remains an impressively robust car in an increasingly softening class. The Outlander shares the same characteristics, but is effective as a slightly more family-friendly vehicle. The L200 pick up is bigger than both, serving as both large family vehicle and functional commercial vehicle - although the emphasis is on the latter - while the ASX is a more modern, forward looking, compact crossover SUV. On the smaller side is the Colt, a comfortable, if a little underwhelming, supermini, which satisfies the more affordable end of the market. While the Mitsubishi range offers more on the heavy duty side of the market, there are some more practically minded, and family-friendly vehicles working their way in to broaden the Japanese manufacturer's appeal.
