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Cars24 currently has 34 Mitsubishi second hand cars in Melbourne, priced from $13,490 to $40,990. The range covers quite different versions of Melbourne driving. A Mitsubishi ASX has the smaller footprint many drivers want for busy streets and tight parking, while a Mitsubishi Outlander provides more room for family trips, shopping and luggage.
Cars24 buyer trend analysis reveals that the Outlander and ASX were the two Mitsubishi models chosen most often in Melbourne. The useful insight is not simply that SUVs sold well. Buyers appeared to favour models that could manage suburban routines and longer freeway drives without resorting to the size, fuel consumption, or work-focused layout of a ute or large diesel 4WD.
That still leaves plenty of scope for the different needs of Mitsubishi used car buyers. An Eclipse Cross PHEV can suit shorter journeys when regular charging is available. A Triton or Pajero Sport makes more sense when towing, carrying equipment or travelling beyond sealed suburban roads is part of the plan. When comparing Mitsubishi cars in Melbourne, Australia, check the exact seating, fuel type and drivetrain rather than choosing by model name alone.
A used Mitsubishi ASX is a compact five-seat SUV with a smaller body, which is easier to place in a tight car park than an Outlander. The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross sits between the ASX and Outlander in overall size. A used Mitsubishi Outlander gives a family more room, but the seat count varies. Some have five seats and others have seven. When the third row is raised, there is less room for bags.
Petrol is often the go-to choice for short trips to work, school or the shops. A diesel Mitsubishi Triton or Pajero Sport suits a different type of week. Consider one if you often drive long distances, tow a trailer or carry heavy gear. On a diesel fitted with a DPF, repeated short trips can make it harder for the filter to clear trapped soot. Ask how the car was used and check its service records.
A plug-in hybrid, or PHEV, can cut petrol use on shorter Melbourne trips. The Outlander and Eclipse Cross have both been sold in PHEV form. The benefit depends on regular charging. If you cannot charge at home or work, a petrol model may be easier to own.
Two Mitsubishi used cars with the same model name can be quite different. An older ASX may not have the safety systems, phone connection or screen fitted to a newer one. With an Outlander, check the seats, fuel type and whether it is 2WD or AWD. Triton buyers also need to check the cab, tray, payload, towing limit and whether the ute is 4x2 or 4x4. Pajero Sport seating and drivetrain also change by variant.
If most of your driving stays on sealed Melbourne roads, ask whether you need extra driven wheels. This Cars24 guide explains the difference between AWD and 4WD. Both can add grip in the right conditions, but neither replaces good tyres.
The ASX suits drivers who want an SUV that is convenient to drive and park. Its rear seat and boot are useful, but take a pram or your usual bags when viewing the car to make sure they fit. Petrol engines and CVTs are common, so check the service history and drive the car before buying. A CVT can sound different from a normal automatic, but it should not shudder, hesitate or show warning lights. This Cars24 guide to manual and automatic transmissions explains what to check when comparing gearboxes.
The Eclipse Cross is another five-seat choice, with petrol and PHEV versions found in the used market. The PHEV can use less petrol on shorter Melbourne trips, but only when it is charged regularly. If charging at home or work is difficult, the petrol version may be easier to live with.
The Outlander is the main family choice among Mitsubishi second-hand cars. Some versions have five seats, while others have seven, so always check the individual listing. The third row can help with extra passengers, but it leaves less room for shopping, prams and luggage when raised.
Used Outlanders can also be petrol, diesel or PHEV, depending on the year. Some are 2WD and others are AWD. A 2WD model is often enough for sealed Melbourne roads, while AWD may suit drivers who regularly travel on wet, loose or unsealed roads. Choose the PHEV only if regular charging fits your routine.
The Triton suits buyers who need a tray for tools, equipment or larger loads. A single cab usually gives you more tray space, while a dual cab carries more passengers but has a shorter tray. Payload, towing limits and 4x2 or 4x4 availability also change between variants, so check the exact ute rather than relying on the Triton name.
The Pajero Sport keeps people and luggage inside an enclosed cabin, which can make it the better choice for family trips and towing. Used versions may have five or seven seats and 2WD or 4WD. Do not look at the towing figure alone. Passengers, luggage, accessories and towball weight all add load to the vehicle, so the complete setup needs to remain within its limits.
The live table below reflects popular models from our current listings. Their stock and prices are subject to change.
10 | $16,090 - $40,990 | |
7 | $13,490 - $24,790 | |
6 | $17,090 - $30,490 |
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Check the service history, condition, features, warranty and seller. Cars24 Select and verified dealer terms can differ.
Match the VIN, review the PPSR details and check for open Mitsubishi recalls. Cars24’s REVS check guide for Victoria explains what this check covers.
A Victorian roadworthy certificate checks basic safety items. It does not tell you whether the engine, gearbox or PHEV battery is in good condition.
Add insurance, rego, servicing, tyres and finance to your budget. Check the paperwork and the available collection or delivery options before paying.
There is a useful choice of size that Mitsubishi offers. Compact options for city driving, as well as larger SUVs with more room behind the front seats. This can help couples, growing families and buyers who often carry prams, shopping or luggage.
The fuel choices serve different types of driving. Petrol is widely available for short and mixed trips. Mitsubishi also has strong experience with plug-in hybrids. A PHEV can use battery power for shorter journeys and petrol when the trip continues. Diesel is mainly found in Mitsubishi vehicles designed for towing, touring and carrying heavier loads. Cars24 explains how a PHEV differs from other hybrid cars.
Selected models have proper four-wheel-drive systems, including Mitsubishi’s Super Select 4WD-II system available on certain Triton and Pajero Sport variants. It gives the driver different settings for sealed roads, loose surfaces and more difficult terrain. This is useful for buyers who need more than the basic AWD system found in many family SUVs.
Some newer used cars may still have manufacturer cover because Mitsubishi says its manufacturer warranties transfer with the vehicle when ownership changes. However, the cover left on a used car depends on its original sale date, kilometres and service history. The longer Diamond Advantage warranty also has servicing conditions, so buyers should check the paperwork rather than assume it applies.
Newer hatchback and sedan choices are limited. Older Mirage hatchbacks and Lancer sedans can appear in the used market, but Mitsubishi’s more recent Australian range is centred on SUVs and utes. Buyers wanting a newer small car may have fewer options.
A PHEV needs somewhere to charge. Regular charging allows more local trips to be made using battery power. Without home or workplace charging, the petrol engine will run more often and the added PHEV hardware may offer less value.
Extra ability can bring extra costs, for example, a large diesel 4WD or ute may need bigger tyres and more fuel than a compact petrol SUV. Four-wheel-drive parts can also add to servicing costs. These expenses make more sense when you regularly tow, carry weight or travel away from sealed roads.
Long-running Mitsubishi models have undergone several updates. Safety equipment, cabin technology, engines and phone connectivity can differ greatly between years and variants. Compare the exact Mitsubishi used cars in Melbourne rather than assuming two cars with the same badge are alike.
When looking for Mitsubishi second hand cars, you may want the extra support of Cars24 Select or the wider choice offered by verified Mitsubishi car dealers in Melbourne.
Cars24 Select can suit you if you want more information about the car before paying. These Mitsubishi used cars are owned, inspected and sold by Cars24. They include a 300-point inspection, Car Condition Report, PPSR information and roadworthy details.
Eligible cars also come with a three-month warranty, three months of roadside assistance and help with the Victorian registration transfer. You also have a 30-Day Return Guarantee*, subject to its terms, which gives you time to make sure the car works for your daily life.
If the model, year or price you want is not available through Select, Cars24 also shows cars from verified dealer partners. This gives you a wider Mitsubishi Melbourne, Australia range without checking each dealer website separately.
For these listings, the Mitsubishi dealer in Melbourne sells the car and decides what inspection, warranty, return, delivery and handover support is included. Check the seller label and drive-away price carefully. This will help you compare the full offer, not only the advertised price.
Check the car’s listing and available next steps before travelling to any Cars24 Hub location.
Current Cars24 listings are priced from $13,490 to $40,990. The final figure changes with the model, build year, variant, kilometres, condition and service history, so two Mitsubishi second hand cars with similar asking prices may offer very different value. Before comparing them, check whether each listing shows a drive-away price and what is included, then allow for insurance, servicing and any work the car may need soon.
Mitsubishi used cars can be dependable, but the badge alone cannot tell you how a particular car has been treated. A complete service history, a clean cold start and a calm test drive matter more than a broad claim about the brand. Pay attention to warning lights, fluid leaks, tyre wear and any unusual noise, then check the exact year and variant because engines, gearboxes and equipment can change during a model’s life.
For buyers comparing Mitsubishi used cars in Melbourne, Australia, the ASX is the easiest of these SUV choices to place in a tight car park. Eclipse Cross gives you another five-seat option and used stock can include petrol or PHEV versions. Outlander offers more family room and may have five or seven seats, while Triton and Pajero Sport suit buyers who need towing, load-carrying or touring ability. Check the exact drivetrain and limits before deciding.
A used Mitsubishi PHEV can work well when you can charge at home or work and many of your weekly trips fit within its usable electric range. It is still a petrol-electric vehicle, so the engine needs normal servicing and the car will use fuel once the battery charge runs low. Check the charging cable, service records and remaining battery warranty, and ask whether battery-condition information is available rather than assuming the roadworthy certificate covers it.
Many petrol ASX and Outlander variants use a CVT, although this changes with the model year and engine. During a test drive, the engine may hold higher revs while the car gains speed, which can be normal for this type of transmission. Shuddering, slow engagement, warning lights or harsh mechanical noises deserve closer investigation. Ask for service records and confirm that the correct fluid and servicing schedule were followed for that exact car.
A Triton makes more sense when you need a tray, a choice of cab or room for work gear, while Pajero Sport keeps passengers and luggage inside an enclosed cabin. Both can suit long trips and towing, but the limits are not the same across every year and variant. Check braked towing capacity, payload, towball download, GVM and GCM with the vehicle fully loaded. Cars24’s GVM guide for Australian drivers explains why passengers, luggage and accessories also use up carrying capacity.
Mitsubishi Australia says its warranties transfer with the vehicle, but that does not mean every used Mitsubishi still has the full original cover. What remains depends on the warranty that applied when the car was first sold, its warranty start date, kilometres and service history. The longer Diamond Advantage cover also has servicing conditions, so confirm the position with Mitsubishi using the VIN. Cars24’s used-car warranty guide explains how manufacturer, statutory and seller warranties differ.
Cars24 lets you compare Select cars with vehicles listed by verified dealer partners, saving you from checking Mitsubishi car dealers across Melbourne one by one. Cars24 owns and sells Select cars, while the dealer named on a dealer listing handles that sale. A verified partner is not automatically an authorised Mitsubishi dealer. Check the seller label, drive-away price, inspection details, voluntary warranty, return option and handover support. None of these terms removes the consumer rights that apply by law.
Yes, Cars24 manages the registration transfer for Cars24 Select vehicles, so you don’t have to deal with paperwork ourselves
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