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In Sydney, Cars24 has 9 Mitsubishi cars for sale, priced between $14,490 and $51,290. Mitsubishi has a broad range of models from the small Mirage to the Outlander and the Triton with a tray on the boot, so the better first question is what you use yours for, not what is on the boot.
For those who travel mostly to urban areas, a small hatchback such as a Mirage or an ASX is more suitable, as parking and running costs will be lower. This is one of the smallest home sizes to operate on Mitsubishi Sydney listings. When a growing family, pet, or regular weekend use are all part of the picture, it's time to get an Outlander or Eclipse Cross into the mix. A Triton or Pajero Sport is another category altogether and is meant for those who tow and carry loads and/or go on to sealed roads occasionally.
Regardless of which body style you end up with, you should treat a Mitsubishi Sydney stock like any other used car: look at its service records, find out what warranty is still active, and make sure you get a 3rd party inspection before signing any paperwork. Cars24 select vehicles and cars owned and sold by a verified Mitsubishi dealership, are included in the listings, in addition to other Mitsubishi car dealers in Sydney all over the Sydney area.
Mirage or ASX: The Mirage is Mitsubishi's smallest and most affordable model, built for straightforward city and suburb driving where fuel use and easy parking matter more than outright space. The ASX sits a size up, with a larger boot and more relaxed highway manners, and has been offered with both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive depending on the year and grade.
Outlander or Eclipse Cross: The Outlander is the more practical family choice, with a seven-seat option available on many model years and a plug-in hybrid variant offering lower running costs for buyers who can charge at home. The Eclipse Cross trades some of that outright space for a more coupe-like shape, which suits buyers who like the SUV driving position but don't need a third row or maximum cargo volume.
Triton or Pajero Sport: The Triton is a dual-cab ute available in 4x2 or 4x4 form, with part-time or Super Select four-wheel drive systems depending on the generation. The Pajero Sport shares much of its underpinnings with the Triton but wraps them in a wagon body, giving it a fully enclosed cabin and more comfortable everyday driving manners, while still carrying genuine towing and off-road capability on 4WD variants.
All-wheel drive and four-wheel drive aren't the same thing
Mitsubishi's SUV range, including the ASX and Outlander, uses all-wheel drive systems designed to improve traction on wet or loose surfaces, not to tackle serious off-road terrain. The Triton and Pajero Sport use proper four-wheel drive systems, including Mitsubishi's Super Select II on higher grades, which allows switching between two-wheel drive, full-time four-wheel drive and low-range depending on conditions. Confirm which system a specific car has rather than assuming from the model name alone.
CVT, automatic or manual: check what you're getting
Many petrol Mitsubishi SUVs, including recent ASX and Eclipse Cross models, use a CVT automatic, while the Outlander and ute range have used conventional torque-converter automatics, alongside manual options on some Triton grades. A CVT drives differently under hard acceleration than a conventional automatic, so it's worth testing the specific car rather than assuming it will feel the same as another Mitsubishi you've driven before.
Mitsubishi's warranty structure has a catch worth understanding
Mitsubishi offers a 10-year, 200,000km warranty on new vehicles, but it's conditional on the car being serviced exclusively through the Mitsubishi dealer network for its full life. If a used Mitsubishi has ever been serviced outside that network, it reverts to the shorter standard warranty period, so ask for the full service history and confirm directly with a dealer which warranty currently applies to the car you're considering.
Model | Body style | Fuel and gearbox | Buyer insight |
Medium SUV | Petrol or plug-in hybrid, CVT or automatic | Determine if the car has 5 or 7 seating positions, depending on the model year and grade of the car. | |
Small SUV | Petrol, CVT | Make sure all-wheel drive is installed – many of the ASX variants sold were front-wheel drive only. | |
Dual-cab ute | Diesel, manual or automatic | Compare prices for the specific model year after asking about tray or canopy fitments and inquiring about towing capacity. | |
Small-medium SUV | Petrol or plug-in hybrid, CVT | Slightly smaller boot than an Outlander of a similar age; compare to actual loads. | |
Large SUV | Diesel, automatic | Before assuming full off-road capability, check the drivetrain and determine if Super Select II is installed. |
Whether you're comparing stock from Mitsubishi dealers Sydney-wide or browsing Cars24 listings, the same checklist applies:
Set your total ownership budget first, covering insurance, rego, fuel, tyres, servicing and any repairs likely to come up soon.
Filter listings by model year, grade, fuel type and drivetrain rather than price alone.
Compare similar cars on kilometres, condition, service history and remaining warranty before making a shortlist.
Confirm PPSR results, recall completion, rego status and NSW safety-check (pink slip) details before paying a deposit.
Book an independent pre-purchase inspection covering the engine, gearbox, 4WD system where fitted, electronics, brakes, tyres and cabin for signs of water entry.
If financing, compare interest rate, fees, loan term and total repayment cost. Cars24 Finance provides access to 30+ trusted lenders and a dedicated finance team.
Strengths
Mitsubishi's warranty coverage, when maintained correctly, is longer than most rivals, which can add real resale value to a well-documented car.
The Triton and Pajero Sport have a strong reputation for reliability in genuine 4WD and towing use, backed by a wide dealer and parts network across Sydney.
Running costs on smaller models like the Mirage and ASX tend to be lower than equivalent-sized SUVs from some rival brands.
Trade-offs
Warranty length depends entirely on an unbroken dealer service history, so a used car serviced independently may carry less remaining cover than the badge suggests.
Interior fit and finish on entry-grade models sits a step behind some competitors, particularly on older Outlander and ASX variants.
Resale value on some passenger models has historically trailed Toyota and Mazda equivalents, which is worth factoring into your overall cost of ownership.
Cars24 Select vehicles are owned and sold directly by Cars24, and each one goes through a 300-point inspection with a Car Condition Report provided before purchase. PPSR and NSW safety-check information, rego and transfer support, and three months of roadside assistance are included, along with a 30-Day Return Policy on eligible vehicles.
Cars listed by a verified Mitsubishi dealership are owned and sold by that dealership directly, which can widen your choice of model years, grades, and price points. This includes access to Mitsubishi certified pre-owned stock, where available, which comes with an extended warranty on top of any remaining factory cover, a dealer-standard inspection, and verified service history. Inspection standards, return terms, and delivery arrangements vary by seller, so confirm exactly what's included and get every promised inclusion in writing before paying a deposit.
No. If the car has an unbroken service history through the Mitsubishi dealer network, the extended warranty can carry over to a new owner. If there are gaps in that history, the car reverts to Mitsubishi's shorter standard warranty period, so always confirm the current status directly rather than assuming from the car's age.
Certified pre-owned vehicles have been inspected to a set dealer standard and come with an extended warranty on top of any factory cover remaining, along with verified service records. Buyers who specifically want that Mitsubishi certified pre-owned assurance should confirm it's listed as such, since not every dealer used-car listing carries the same inspection standard. A regular used listing may still be a good buy, but the inspection standard and warranty terms are set by that individual seller rather than a standardised program.
Yes, particularly for buyers wanting a seven-seat option or lower running costs through the plug-in hybrid variant. This holds true whether you're browsing a Mitsubishi for sale Sydney-wide or considering interstate stock. Check which configuration and powertrain the specific car has, since these vary meaningfully across model years and affect both price and practicality.
Probably not. All-wheel drive on models like the ASX and Outlander helps with traction on wet roads, but it adds cost and complexity that most city drivers won't use. Genuine four-wheel drive is worth paying for on a Triton or Pajero Sport only if you tow, carry heavy loads, or head off sealed roads regularly.
Get the car's VIN before paying a deposit and check it against Mitsubishi Australia's recall lookup, as well as the Australian Government's vehicle recalls database. If a recall applies, ask for an invoice or dealer record confirming the repair was completed, and have this arranged through an authorised Mitsubishi retailer if it hasn't been already.
It depends on which warranty applies to the car. Mitsubishi's standard five-year warranty doesn't require dealer-only servicing, but the extended 10-year warranty does require servicing through the Mitsubishi dealer network to remain valid. Confirm which warranty is active on the specific car before deciding where to service it.
Yes, particularly on 4x4 grades with Super Select or Super Select II four-wheel drive. Check the exact towing capacity for the specific model year and engine, since this has changed across generations, and confirm whether a tow bar and wiring were fitted by the manufacturer or added aftermarket.
There's no fixed cut-off. A higher-kilometre car with consistent dealer servicing and no overdue work can be a safer buy than a lower-kilometre car with gaps in its history. Focus on the service record and condition of wear items like tyres, brakes and suspension rather than the odometer reading alone.
Not at Cars24. A NSW safety check (commonly known as a pink slip) is required before registering most used vehicles in a new owner's name, with some exceptions for transfers between close family members. Confirm with the seller whether one has already been completed and check its issue date before finalising the purchase.
Eligible buyers can apply for Cars24 finance online. Pre-approval can help set a realistic budget, but it does not guarantee final approval. The rate, deposit, loan term and fees depend on the lender, the vehicle and your financial position.
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