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Mitsubishi ASX 2020 Radio Review

Mitsubishi ASX

Last year Overall SUV sales were down a little but the very small and small SUV sales held their ground.  One in particular, from Mitsubishi, is doing very well as David Brown reports.

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So far this year sales of the Mitsubishi ASX small SUV are down from a stellar 2019 growth but they still lead the segment.

The ASX is Mitsubishi’s  second bestselling car behind the Triton ute. Like the previous Lancer sedan, this is a relatively quiet achiever.

Base and middle models get a 2.0 litre engine while top spec GSR and Exceed get a 2.4 litre.

The entry level has a manual and all others have a CVT gearbox.

This  new model gets LED headlights, Day light running lights and fog lights.  It looks good although nearly too busy at the front.

Priced between $24,000 and a bit over $33,000 plus on road costs

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