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The 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander is a sturdy yet nimble, great-looking compact SUV with three spacious seating rows. When carrying up to seven people, you want to be sure of your vehicle's safety, and the latest Outlander delivers more in that regard. Below are a few of the many excellent safety features that come as standard in every model of this popular, elegant family SUV. You can see them in action at your nearest Mitsubishi dealership. Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection Your Outlander can alert you whenever it detects a potential collision threat ahead of the vehicle, even if a pedestrian wanders into the road. If you fail to respond in time, it can then activate the emergency brakes to avoid or at least mitigate the impact. more Blind Spot Warning Every time a vehicle enters your blind spot on either side, a light appears on the corresponding door mirror. And if you're indicating to turn into a lane that has a vehicle approaching, you'll see the mirror light blinking and hear three beeps to warn you of the risk. Automatic High Beam At night, when another vehicle is approaching in the opposite direction, your Outlander will dim the high beams automatically to avoid blinding the other driver. It can then turn the brightness back up once the other car has passed. Hill Start Assist Starting your car from parking while on a steep incline is made easier and safer with Hill Start Assist. This feature detects the slope and automatically holds the brakes for a few seconds after you take your foot from the brake pedal. This prevents you from unintentionally rolling downhill. Rear Cross-Traffic Alert When you're pulling out of a narrow parking spot or driveway, this feature lets you know if any vehicles are approaching behind you. If there is another car, you'll be warned to stop reversing until it has passed. Child Safety Rear Door Locks Parents driving a 2024 Outlander needn't worry that one of their children will accidentally open a rear door at a hazardous moment. The Child Safety Rear Door Locks prevent such an accident from occurring. Learn More at Your Local Mitsubishi Dealer These are just a few of the multitude of excellent standard advanced safety features you get with a 2024 Outlander. There are also several sophisticated available safety options. You can visit your local dealership at any time to enjoy a full tour of these features and see them all in action. Test drive a 2024 Outlander today at San Jose Mitsubishi in San Jose, CA. We have an extensive range of terrific new and pre-owned Mitsubishi vehicles. Our courteous, knowledgeable staff can help you find the ideal model for your lifestyle and preferences.

The 2024 Mitsubishi Mirage is a fuel-efficient compact hatchback that's very well-equipped in its base form. The latest Mirage's many standard safety features include forward collision avoidance, automatic tire-pressure monitoring, a seven-airbags system, and much more. Here's a look at some of the best features keeping you safe in the 2024 Mirage; you can learn more any time at your local Mitsubishi dealership. Tire Pressure Monitoring System Maintaining optimal tire air pressure is one essential vehicle upkeep task that your 2024 Mirage helps out with. Rather than depending on your manual tire checks alone, the Tire Pressure Monitoring System will also let you know if any tires need more or less PSI for safe driving. more Anti-Lock Braking System In the latest Mirage, your driving stability and brake power are maximized with a smart combination of Anti-Lock Braking, Electronic Brakeforce Distribution, and Brake Assist. These features ensure that braking force is evenly distributed to each wheel as required to keep your vehicle steady on the road at all times. Forward Collision Mitigation System With Pedestrian Detection With split-second timing, your Mirage becomes aware of potential collision threats created by a suddenly slowing vehicle or the appearance of a pedestrian on the road in front of your car. It then warns you and can also activate the automatic emergency brakes. 7-Airbag Safety System In the unfortunate event of an unavoidable accident, your body is well-protected by a seven-airbag system. In addition to the front, front-seat-mounted, and side-curtain airbags, there's also another airbag beneath the driver-side dashboard to protect your knees. Hill Start Assist While starting on a steep hill, both new and experienced drivers alike sometimes face the risk of rolling backward when they stitch their foot from the brake pedal to the gas. Hill Start Assist mitigates this risk by detecting the incline and maintaining the brakes to keep your car from rolling. Anti-Theft Engine Immobilizer Your Mirage also helps prevent theft by recognizing whether or not the correct key is attempting to access the vehicle. In the event of an unrecognized key, the system locks down, preventing a thief from stealing your car. Test Drive the 2024 Mirage at Your Nearest Mitsubishi Dealer The best way to learn about the various excellent features of the 2024 Mirage is to take the car for a spin. You can visit your nearest dealership to request a test drive and tour of the various features of each Mirage trim. The courteous staff will be happy to help. Visit San Jose Mitsubishi in San Jose, CA today to see your favorite Mitsubishi model in action. We're a locally trusted dealership offering a terrific range of new and used cars alongside top-notch customer service.

A crossover gives you all the creature comforts of a sedan, though it's roomier like an SUV. Typically, fuel consumption is more similar to the sedan, allowing you to drive longer between fill-ups. The 2024 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is an excellent choice and comes in five trim levels. Learn more about it before heading to your Mitsubishi dealer to buy. The standard 1.5L MIVEC four-cylinder direct-injection turbocharged engine gives you all the power you need with 184 lb-ft of torque and 152 horsepower. There is also a standard eight-speed CVT with sport mode, allowing you to save fuel or go all out whenever you want. more Convenience Features The Eclipse Cross ES comes with 12V power outlets and four speakers, though you can upgrade to six speakers in the SE trim level. There's also a 7-inch audio display, though you could upgrade to an 8-inch smartphone audio display in the LE or the 8-inch navigational system in the SE. Automatic climate control, Bluetooth connectivity, an Eco mode switch, and cruise control also come standard. However, adaptive cruise control, auto-dimming rearview mirrors, and dual-zone auto climate control are available. Other convenience features include an HD radio, a front USB port, a rearview camera, remote keyless entry, and audio/phone controls on the steering wheel. Voice recognition control on the steering wheel is available on higher-end models. Exterior Features The ES features 16-inch two-tone alloy wheels, though you can upgrade to 18-inch black or two-tone alloy wheels. You'll also find all-season tires, heated side mirrors, LED fog lights, and daytime running lights. Optional features include a rear bumper protector, power-folding side mirrors, rain-sensing wipers, and a hands-free power tailgate. Interior Features Inside the Eclipse Cross ES, you'll find fabric seating for five and 60/40 rear seat folding functionality. Optional features include an artificial leather shifting knob, heated front seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and synthetic suede seats. You can also purchase separate packages to enjoy a power panoramic roof, black roof rails, eight speakers, a power sound system, and head-up display. Essential Safety Features Protection on the road may come from within, but technology has advanced enough that vehicles can help drivers. You'll enjoy standard safety features in the Eclipse Cross ES, such as active stability control, dual-stage front airbags, ABS with brake assist, an anti-theft alarm system, driver knee airbags, forward collision mitigation, pedestrian detection, lane departure warnings, and hill start assist. Optional safety features include high-speed braking capabilities, electronic parking brakes with automatic hold, blind spot warnings, rear cross-traffic alerts, and lane-change assist. Automatic high beams and adaptive cruise control are also available. Are you ready to experience what a luxury crossover offers? Visit San Jose Mitsubishi in San Jose, CA, to learn which Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross models we have in stock.

You have a lot of options when it comes to finding a lender for car financing. One lender you should definitely take a close look at is your Mitsubishi dealer. Dealership financing is highly beneficial for a lot of different people, and it can also save you a lot of time and stress. 1. You May Get a Loan If You Have Poor Credit You may struggle to get a car loan if you have a low credit score. Your application may have been denied by numerous other lenders, or maybe you're struggling to find a competitive rate. If either of these situations is the case, then it's worth paying your dealer a visit to see what they can offer you. Despite your poor credit, you may find that you can secure a car loan even if you can't get one anywhere else. more 2. You May Qualify for a Great Offer You may notice that your dealership sometimes offers exclusive offers on certain cars. The dealership could state that you can get a loan with little interest, and sometimes, the offer may even say you can get a car loan with 0% APR. People with excellent credit scores should talk to the dealer about any offers they're running or will be running soon. If your credit score is squeaky clean, then there's a great chance you'll qualify for one of these offers. 3. You Can Save a Lot of Time You'll typically find that shopping around for a loan is time-consuming and, often, stressful. You can save plenty of time and eliminate that stress by going straight to the dealer when you need a loan to buy a new car. Filling out an online application on the dealer's website or visiting the dealer to fill out an application in person, is all the shopping around you need to do. The dealer will send your application to more than one lender, but you won't need to fill out any additional paperwork. You also won't need to spend time searching for different lenders to approach, thus making the experience a lot more relaxing. 4. You Can Get Everything Done in One Trip Your local dealer will be more than happy to take your old car off your hands, sell you a new car, and provide financing. Getting your new vehicle only needs to take a single afternoon, and it'll go by even faster if you get preapproved for a loan on your local dealer's website first. Get your financing at San Jose Mitsubishi in San Jose, CA. We Have an easy online credit approval application that you can fill out to get the process started today.

Tire failure is a significant cause of road accidents. You can dramatically reduce your risk of experiencing a blowout or skid by paying close attention to the condition of your tires. If you notice the following indications of trouble, head straight to your local Mitsubishi dealership for a set of new tires. Worn-Down Tire Treads Tires need sufficient tread depth to displace water on wet patches of the road and maintain firm traction at all times. For this reason, always stay aware of the depth of your tire treads. When your tire treads near 2/32 of an inch in depth, it's time for replacements. more You can use a tire tread gauge to measure tread depth. Alternatively, you can insert a penny coin into the deepest area of a tire's treads. If the top of Lincoln's head remains visible, the tread depth has fallen below 2/32 of an inch, and it's time for the tire to go. Sudden Loss of Traction While driving, never ignore any momentary losses of traction, even if your tires appear to be in good condition. You need to feel confident that your tires can maintain a strong grip on any road surface. If you start to doubt how well your tires hold to the road, have a technician take a look without delay. Uneven Tire Wear Car tires inevitably wear down unevenly to some degree. This is due to unevenly distributed weight and pressure at every corner of the vehicle. You can have your tires rotated twice or thrice yearly to rectify this issue. But if your tires become too uneven in size, you'll probably need to replace all four. Bulges and Other Damage Anything more than very minor damage can ruin the structural integrity of a car tire. If you notice a strange bulge in the rubber, that tire might have become internally damaged by an impact with a pothole or curb. This usually spells the end of the road for the tire. Likewise, large cuts and gashes might be irreparable. Serious punctures, embedded objects, and excessive cracks can also make the tire no longer safe to use. Plummeting Tire Pressure If you notice the tire pressure gauge on your dashboard light up repeatedly, one of your tires may have a slow leak of air. This might point to a hidden puncture or some other defect with the leaking tire. It's dangerous to drive on a tire that's losing air pressure, as this increases friction and raises the risk of a blowout. Visit San Jose Mitsubishi in San Jose, CA, today to have your worn-out tires promptly repaired or replaced. Our local full-service dealership serves the area's drivers with excellent vehicles, deals, and customer service.

Preventative maintenance is the key to your car lasting many years without its parts breaking down. One of the most important services you can get at the Mitsubishi dealer is an oil change, and skipping a single change can have a negative impact on your car. Regularly changing your oil is key to extending your vehicle's longevity, keeping the engine parts lubricated and running well, and making sure your vehicle is fuel-efficient. Without regularly changing your oil, your engine can develop premature wear and tear. more Motor oil gets contaminated over time, which makes it less effective at its job. The oil filter can't hold all the debris that might make it into your oil, and older, low-quality oil can't fully break down all the debris that builds up in the oil and your engine. This results in the oil becoming a gunk-like substance that can clog your engine, decrease fuel efficiency and engine performance, and lead to you needing to get a whole new engine. How Often Do You Need to Replace the Oil in Your Vehicle? To make sure your oil doesn't get old, thicken, and turn into gunk, it's important to replace it as often as recommended by the car's manufacturer. Each car has an owner's manual, and you should consult yours to see how frequently you should be changing the oil. The frequency recommended in your owner's manual is best for your vehicle. Most drivers with modern cars need to change their oil replaced every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. However, if you drive an older vehicle that uses conventional oil, then you need to change your oil approximately every 3,000 miles. What Happens If You Don't Change Your Oil Regularly? As we said, if you go too long without changing your oil, then the oil can turn into gunk and clog your engine. However, if you're just a little late changing the oil, then you may notice these issues: Decreased gas mileage A stalling engine An overheating engine Difficulty shifting gears An unpleasant burned oil smell in your car How to Tell When You Need to Change Your Oil Apart from the above, there are a few other things that can happen when you need to change your oil. In cars with an oil life monitor, the light to remind you to replace your oil will turn on. If you're checking the oil manually, you may notice that the level is low or that the oil on your dipstick is dirty. Dirty oil tends to contain particles, and it's often a dark color with a thick texture. Fresh motor oil is an amber or red-brown shade. Come to San Jose Mitsubishi in San Jose, CA to have your oil replaced regularly. Be sure to stop by between changes to get the level topped off if needed.

If you're on the hunt for a practical and versatile SUV with an eco-friendly engine, then you should stop by your local Mitsubishi dealer to check out the 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-In Hybrid. The Outlander PHEV combines all the stunning features of the gas Outlander with a durable hybrid motor that can help you cut down on fuel costs. The 2024 Outlander PHEV has four trim levels, each of which has a 20kWH lithium-ion main drive battery and a 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine that generates 131 horsepower and 144 lb-ft of torque. The estimated fuel economy for the hybrid system is 64 MPGe, with an electric driving range of 38 miles and a combined gas fuel economy of 26 MPG. The total driving range for all models is 420 miles. more Charging times for the Outlander PHEV vary depending on the type of charger used. When a 120-volt charger is used, it takes about 16 hours to fully charge the hybrid motor. A 240-volt charger can charge the PHEV in 6.5 hours. For the SEL and Platinum Edition models, a DC fast charger can get the battery back to 80% in just under 40 minutes. ES The ES has standard features such as a 12.2-inch digital driver display, a six-speaker audio system, an eight-inch smartphone link display, dual-zone automatic climate control, and wireless Bluetooth technology compatibility. A drive mode selector for Power, Normal, Eco, Gravel, Snow, Mud, and Tarmac is standard for this model. The ES has exterior features such as 18-inch alloy wheels, automatic headlights, a rear spoiler with an LED stop light, side mirrors with LED turn signals, and a front windshield wiper de-icer. SE The SE comes with a nine-inch smartphone link display with a navigation system, a FAST-key entry system, push-button start, HD radio, and a multi-view camera system. This model comes with 20-inch two-tone alloy wheels, front rain-sensing windshield wipers, a hands-free power liftgate, and heated side mirrors with LED turn signals. SEL The SEL model is equipped with three-zone automatic climate control, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, Google Android Auto, and a steering wheel with voice recognition control. This trim also has LED fog lights and a leather steering wheel. Platinum Edition The Platinum Edition comes with elevated features such as a HUD, a Bose nine-speaker sound system, a power panoramic sunroof, and power-folding heated side mirrors with integrated LED turn indicators.  Thinking about your carbon emissions is outdated when you purchase an SUV like the 2024 Outlander PHEV. You can take a closer look at your favorite trim level when you drop by San Jose Mitsubishi in San Jose, CA.

Are you looking for a tech-rich, family-friendly SUV that can match your sense of adventure even after the pavement ends? If so, you're speaking the same language as the 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander, now available at your Mitsubishi dealer. It's the kind of ride that's not only beautiful to behold but dependable and fun to drive. 1. Exterior Design Turn heads and drop jaws with the new Outlander's well-crafted exterior design. The exterior features LED daytime running lights, rear privacy glass, a rear window defroster with a timer, and automatic headlights. The available panoramic sunroof with narrow drip rails offers greater overall visibility while filling your cabin with natural light. Shoppers have a vast range of trims to choose from, including ES, SE, SEL, Black Edition, SE Tech, and more. more 2. Performance The 2024 Outlander works hard to offer you outstanding performance. Motivating every Outlander is a 2.5-liter 4-cylinder delivering 181 horsepower. It's mated to a continuously variable automatic transmission and front- or all-wheel drive. The new Mitsubishi Outlander's combined rating of 27 MPG makes it one of the most fuel-efficient SUVs in its class. 3. Interior Comfort The new Outlander's classy interior will delight your entire family. It boasts a third-row seating for up to seven passengers. The seats are supportive and well-cushioned, and there's abundant headroom and legroom. For extra comfort, you get features like dual-zone automatic climate control, micron air filtration, rear seat air vents, and available heated front and rear seats. The double-pane front windows and windshield wipers help minimize noise and vibration, allowing everyone to enjoy smooth, relaxed rides. Fold down the third row, and the 2024 Outlander provides a maximum of 64.3 cubic feet of cargo space behind the front seats. 4. Infotainment and Connectivity Features With built-in theater-like sound from the available Bose sound system, Android Auto compatibilities, and Apple CarPlay, the new Outlander is an excellent extension of your smartphone. The available 10.8-inch head-up display puts a wealth of information right on the windshield, so you know all the essential car information without taking your eyes off the road. Visit Your Mitsubishi Dealer to Learn More About the Driver-Assistance Features This year's Outlander boasts loads of superior driver-assistance features to ensure you're safer and more aware of everything happening around your vehicle. All models come standard with blind-spot warning, lane change assist, forward collision mitigation, pedestrian detection, and rear cross-traffic alert. The advanced Reinforced Impact Safety Evolution (RISE) technology helps divert energy away from drivers and passengers should there be a collision. Feel cozy and comfortable on all your adventures with the 2024 Outlander. It has plenty of space to stretch out. Also, its suspension features lightweight, high-rigidity aluminum components and anti-vibration support to ensure smooth and quiet rides. Ready to enjoy the feel of this classy SUV? Stop by San Jose Mitsubishi in San Jose, CA to schedule a test drive today.

Keeping your Mitsubishi's brakes working properly is about more than just a smooth ride, it's about staying safe out there. Not sure if it's time for brake repair? Here are five tell-tale signs that you need to schedule service at the Mitsubishi dealer. 1. That Annoying Squealing Sound Ever hit the brakes and hear that high-pitched squeal? That annoying sound is actually a sign of danger. It means that your brake pads are getting too thin. Brake pads have wear indicators designed to squeal to grab your attention when they start wearing out. Ignore them, and you'll start hearing a grinding noise next. Grinding means that you're causing damage to your rotors, which is a much more expensive fix. more 2. A Shaky Brake Pedal Does your brake pedal feel like it's got the jitters? That shaky pedal is likely a sign that your rotors are warped. This can happen after a lot of intense driving, like on mountain roads or towing something heavy. Besides making your pedal feel strange, it messes with how well your car can stop, especially if the road's wet. 3. Long Stopping Distances If your Mitsubishi is taking its own sweet time to stop after you apply the brake, that's a red flag. Longer stopping distances can mean anything from low brake fluid to worn-out pads or even issues with the brake hydraulics. It's a safety risk, making it more likely you'll be in a situation where you can't stop in time. 4. Brake Warning Light When your dashboard lights up with the brake warning light, you need to pay attention. This light is your heads up that something's wrong with your brakes. It could be anything from low brake fluid to a hiccup in the ABS system. Either way, it's your cue to get things checked out right away. 5. Soft or Mushy Brake Pedal If stepping on your brake pedal feels more like a marshmallow than a mechanism that stops a few tons of metal, you've got an issue. A soft, spongy pedal can mean there's air in the brake lines or an issue with the master cylinder. You don't want to be left wondering if your car will stop when you hit the brakes, so you need to have them checked. Check Your Brakes at the Mitsubishi Dealer If you've noticed any of these signs, it's time to give your brakes some TLC. A quick check-up at the dealership can save you a lot of hassle and help ensure your rides are safe and smooth. Ignoring signs of brake trouble is like playing with fire with your safety. Call San Jose Mitsubishi in San Jose, CA, to schedule a brake inspection today.

Your battery provides the power to start your car and run your vehicle's electrical components, but it can't last forever. Recognizing the signs that it's time to get a new car battery from your Mitsubishi dealer can prevent you from being stranded. 1. Dashboard Warning Light Most modern vehicles come with a battery warning light on the dashboard. If there's a problem with your charging system, it should light up. Although this light doesn't specify that the issue is with the battery itself, it's a good indication that you should have it checked. more 2. Slow Engine Crank When you turn the key in the ignition, if your engine turns over more slowly than usual or seems to labor to start, this can be a sign that your battery is losing its charge. A healthy battery should start the engine almost immediately. If you notice sluggishness when starting your car, it's time to have your battery assessed. 3. Trouble Starting Your Car If your car won't start on the first attempt, but eventually turns on after a few tries, it could point to a battery nearing the end of its life. This symptom can be more pronounced in colder weather, which further reduces a battery's efficiency. 4. Frequent Jump Starts If you've progressed from trouble starting your car to needing the occasional jump-start to get going, it's a clear sign that your battery is no longer holding a charge. While occasional jump-starts after leaving an electrical component on may not mean that your battery needs to be replaced, if it happens regularly, you may need a new one. 5. Dim Headlights or Electrical Issues The battery powers all of your car's electrical components, from headlights to the infotainment system. If you notice that your headlights are dimmer than usual, especially at startup, or if other electrical components are underperforming, your battery may not be working at its best either. 6. Swollen Battery Case Extreme temperatures can wreak havoc on batteries. If your battery case appears swollen or bloated, this is a sign that it has been damaged internally. Batteries in this condition can be hazardous, so you should replace them right away. 7. Corrosion on the Battery Noticeable corrosion on the battery terminals can lead to voltage issues and trouble starting your car. While cleaning the terminals can improve things, significant corrosion is often a sign that your battery is failing. 8. Your Battery Is Old Car batteries only last about three to five years. If your Mitsubishi's battery is in this age range, it's wise to have it tested and consider replacing it to avoid unexpected failure. Visit Your Mitsubishi Dealer for a Battery Inspection If you've noticed any of these signs of battery trouble, your next step should be a trip to the dealership. We can inspect your battery to see if it's time to replace it. If you do need a fresh battery, our certified technicians can help you select the right one for your vehicle and professionally install it. Stay proactive about your car's battery to enjoy uninterrupted drives. Visit San Jose Mitsubishi in San Jose, CA, to have your battery inspected today.

For optimal performance and durability, it's advisable to consistently utilize OEM parts for maintaining your Mitsubishi. Your Mitsubishi dealer stocks superior Mitsubishi parts at affordable prices and makes it easy and convenient to find the correct component for your model. The certified Mitsubishi technicians will perform an expert installation to ensure your Mitsubishi continues to run at its best. 1. Superior Mitsubishi Parts When installing Mitsubishi parts, you can rest assured that they have been designed to factory specifications and meet the highest OEM standards for precision and accuracy. These parts will provide a precise fit, are durable, reliable, and offer outstanding performance. more 2. Mitsubishi Parts Warranties To guarantee the replacement of any defective parts and maximize the longevity of your investment, you should opt for parts warranties. With Mitsubishi parts installed by our certified technicians, you benefit from the Mitsubishi New Vehicle Limited Warranty, covering most parts for up to 60,000 miles or five years, whichever comes first. 3. Assistance from Mitsubishi Parts Specialists If you need a replacement part for your Mitsubishi, our team of parts specialists is here to help. They are knowledgeable and experienced and will make the process of finding the correct component for your vehicle easy and stress-free. All you need to do is provide them with your vehicle's 17-digit Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and the part code, and they'll take care of the rest in no time. 4. Convenient Online Mitsubishi Parts Orders You can browse our website and place an order online for the required parts directly from your home or office. Once you complete the order form, one of our helpful team will contact you to confirm the details. While on our website, you can also set up a service appointment and have one of our certified Mitsubishi technicians install the part. 5. Expert Parts Installations Our certified Mitsubishi technicians are factory-trained and have an in-depth understanding of every aspect of your car. They have extensive knowledge of every component in your Mitsubishi, only use Mitsubishi parts, and perform expert parts installations to keep your vehicle dependable and safe on the road. 6. Parts Specials and Discounts We offer some fantastic part specials to help you save on repairs and replacement parts. You can visit our website to see the latest money-saving deals, or if you have any questions, feel free to speak to one of our service specialists for more information. Rely on the people who know your Mitsubishi and understand the importance of using genuine Mitsubishi parts to ensure reliability and optimal vehicle performance. If your vehicle needs replacement parts, stop at San Jose Mitsubishi, San Jose, CA, today, and we will assist you in finding the right part for your Mitsubishi and perform a professional installation.

Navigate the urban environment with ease when you're behind the wheel of a 2024 Mitsubishi Mirage G4. It's designed with a tight turning radius and driver-focused handling for those narrow corners and parking spots. It also gets two cool new exterior colors and a few new standard features for the new model year. If the Mirage G4 sounds like the small car for you, come see it today at your neighborhood Mitsubishi dealer. Handling and Fuel Economy The Mirage G4 has a 78-horsepower three-cylinder engine, front-wheel drive, and a continuously variable automatic transmission. This combination provides up to 41 highway miles per gallon, so this is one of the most efficient gas cars you'll find on the market. The Mirage G4 also has Hill Start Assist to help you maintain acceleration on a steep uphill slope. more Interior Space and Features The Mirage G4 can accommodate up to five passengers. Standard tech includes a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system with support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Every trim also has automatic climate control, voice commands, Bluetooth, a USB port, steering-wheel auto and phone controls, and a four-speaker stereo. You can upgrade your Mirage G4 with a premium Rockford stereo system, heated front seats, push-button start, a leather-wrapped steering wheel with red accent stitching, and proximity keyless entry. The sedan's silhouette provides plenty of cargo space. You'll have more than 17 cubic feet to work with behind the rear seats, which expands to 47 cubic feet when you fold down the second row. Safety and Driver Assistance Tech The Mirage G4 offers several standard driver assistance features, including a rearview camera, pedestrian detection, and forward collision warning with forward automatic emergency braking. You can also upgrade your car to include front and rear parking sensors, smart rain-sensing windshield wipers, auto high beams, and a lane departure warning system. In addition to active driver assistance, the Mirage shields you in a collision with its Reinforced Safety Impact Evolution body structure. In addition, the Mirage has LED headlights, seven airbags, active stability control, and side mirror turn indicators in every model. The top-tier trim also features LED daytime running lights. Experience the outstanding value of this subcompact sedan, available in four great trims for the 2024 model year. Don't miss the exclusive Black Edition, which adds distinctive touches like 15-inch black gloss alloy wheels, black side mirror caps, a black rear spoiler, and a two-toned roof. You can also get a White Diamond edition with similar accents in white gloss. Schedule a test drive of the Mirage G4 today with a visit to the team at San Jose Mitsubishi in San Jose, CA.