Mitsubishi ASX FAQs

• Is the Mitsubishi ASX a good car?

  Mitsubishi has found the right recipe for success with the ASX, managing to deliver a compact yet spacious, comfortable and practical SUV that is high on value. As the most affordable SUV in the Japanese brand's line-up, you'd be mistaken for thinking this was a bare bones model, however, it is anything but, instead brimming with advanced features and offering a smooth driving experience that is a step above most others in this category. With an attractive starting price, you may even have scope to explore one of the higher-spec variants, complete with active safety. All said and done, the Mitsubishi ASX is money well spent.

• Is Mitsubishi ASX a 4x4?

  Unfortunately, the Mitsubishi ASX is only available in front-wheel drive. If you're looking for something with a bit more traction to get off road, some variants of the car released before 2018 featured all-wheel drive, although the 4WD capabilities didn't extend to low-range driving. Nonetheless, today's Mitsubishi has extra ground clearance compared with a hatch, although if you want a 4x4 that is better equipped for the wilderness, you may wish to look at variants from the Volvo XC40 or Jeep Compass line-ups.

• Are Mitsubishi cars good quality?

  Mitsubishi didn't become one of Australia’s best-selling car brands and a household name for no reason, with the Japanese auto brand representing excellent quality. You'll find a meticulous level of detail in every model, not to mention an enduring ability to keep on keeping on. Whether it's the SUV and crossover range, inner-city vehicles or the rugged Triton ute, Mitsubishi is a brand that is built to last. Capping it all off, Mitsubishi offers a 10-year/200,000km new car warranty on all of its vehicles when serviced exclusively within the Mitsubishi dealer network, which is an industry-leading standard.