Mitsubishi Makes The Mirage Even More Desirable

by Derek Kreindler

Published: October 25th, 2013

mitsubishi makes the mirage even more desirable

This pink Mitsubishi Mirage Hello Kitty Edition, made to celebrate the cartoon feline’s 40th birthday, will be limited to just 400 units, and will cost less than $12,000 when it goes on sale in Japan this month. I can’t say I’ve ever really thought about stepping foot in a Mitsubishi showroom until now, but the Hello Kitty throw pillow would make a great addition to my apartment. I wonder if it can be ordered through the parts counter.

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PCP on Oct 28, 2013

The biggest problem of the actual Mirage is that the previous one was/is so much better. In any color. And especially with the Mercedes sourced 3 cylinder turbodiesel. Ask the dealers...

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RoberVs on Nov 16, 2013

My girlfriend fell in love with this car ahahha. Is this ever gonna be available in Canada?

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