Mitsubishi ASX: An Economical, Powerful SUV That Remains the "Terror" of Some Competitors

Mitsubishi ASX: An Economical, Powerful SUV That Remains the “Terror” of Some Competitors

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 22/01/2025 at 21:03

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Discover Why The Powerful Mitsubishi ASX Is Still An Excellent Choice In The Brazilian Used Car Market Even After Being Discontinued

The Mitsubishi ASX, even after being discontinued in 2021, remains one of the most attractive options in the used SUV market. With an affordable price, efficient fuel consumption of up to 20 km/L and a range of 756 km, the model stands out as an unbeatable rival in the segment. Check out everything that makes the ASX a standout choice for those seeking economy, comfort, and robustness, according to the website Correio de Minas.

Performance And Economy: The Strong Point Of The Mitsubishi ASX

One of the main reasons for the ongoing success of the Mitsubishi ASX is its fuel economy. Equipped with a 2.0 engine with 160 hp, the SUV offers solid performance, ideal for both urban environments and longer trips.

With an average fuel consumption reaching up to 20 km/L, the ASX sets new efficiency standards in the SUV market. Additionally, its range of 756 km is a draw for those who value fewer stops for refueling, especially during times of expensive fuels.

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Comfort And Safety: Features That Impress

The Mitsubishi ASX also stands out for its excellent comfort and safety package. The model comes equipped with seven airbags, ABS brakes, hill start assist, traction and stability controls, among other items that ensure a smooth and safe driving experience.

The leather seats with electric adjustments, digital air conditioning, and panoramic sunroof provide a luxury experience on board. Additionally, the interior space is generous, comfortably accommodating up to five occupants. The trunk with a capacity of 409 liters is ideal for those needing a vehicle for daily use or family trips.

Why The Mitsubishi ASX Is Still Unbeatable?

Despite being replaced by the Outlander Sport, the Mitsubishi ASX remains a reference in the used SUV market. Its combination of economy, comfort, and performance makes it a solid choice for those seeking a reliable vehicle without spending too much.

With an average price in the range of R$ 55,000, the ASX surpasses many direct competitors, offering more range, standard features, and a lower cost per kilometer driven. Whether for daily use or long trips, it stands out as an SUV that delivers what it promises.

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Robson Barbosa Rocha

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26/01/2025 11:31

Tenho uma, é excelente, mas nunca fez 20 km/l. Se vender é pra pegar outra mais nova. Na minha humilde opinião, melhor carro que já tive .

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Renato Rodrigues Bezerra de Melo

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25/01/2025 21:55

E um sonho de consumo ainda…. independente dos comentários pelo usuário l….

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João rodrigues

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23/01/2025 07:23

Tá de brincadeira?? Tá zoando?? ASX nunca vai chegar a 12km/L em nenhuma estrada, mesmo na gasolina.

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Gilberto Teodoroski

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22/07/2025 07:55

esse mês fiz uma viagem de 3.200km, o carro fez a média de 12.2 Km/L, usando bastante a borboleta para troca de marcha, excelente carro.

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Mitsubishi ASX: An Economical, Powerful SUV That Remains the “Terror” of Some Competitors

Discover Why The Powerful Mitsubishi ASX Is Still An Excellent Choice In The Brazilian Used Car Market Even After Being Discontinued

Performance And Economy: The Strong Point Of The Mitsubishi ASX

Comfort And Safety: Features That Impress

Why The Mitsubishi ASX Is Still Unbeatable?

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Mitsubishi ASX: An Economical, Powerful SUV That Remains the “Terror” of Some Competitors

Discover Why The Powerful Mitsubishi ASX Is Still An Excellent Choice In The Brazilian Used Car Market Even After Being Discontinued

Performance And Economy: The Strong Point Of The Mitsubishi ASX

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