Buying a used car has changed over the years and the need to haggle and fight to find the best price has gone away. The used car dealership you choose to work with should have a large inventory, a friendly staff, and a service team that you can trust to help you find the right vehicle to drive. When you’ve found the right place, you’ll want to consider the different reasons why you want to drive the vehicle that you’ll choose to take out on the roads and enjoy on a daily basis.
Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi Combines All the Goodies
Can you have an excellent SUV that not only offers you the fuel-sipping powertrain of a plug-in hybrid and the benefits of AWD in one vehicle? You can if it’s the Mitsubishi Outlander GT PHEV with S-AWC.
That’s a lot of letters to unpack to give you an idea of what this SUV happens to have for your driving pleasure. With this number of letters, it means you’ve got a plug-in hybrid model that was perfected with everything that Mitsubishi learned from the i-MiEV and the adding of the Super All-Wheel Control which is the AWD system offered by this brand.
The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Casts a Shadow Over the Competition
If you’ve been a fan of the Mitsubishi Eclipse name you know it is an energetic car that has been fun to drive in the past. The brand has chosen to bring back this name but add Cross to the end of it to let us know they’ve built a fun and active SUV that can be ideal for the ride on the roads we travel. Entering the 2018 model year as a new vehicle, the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is a small crossover SUV that fits in the market in an area that’s grown by leaps and bounds over the past few years.
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The Car You Can Import
The history of the automotive industry and the desire to have only select models on the roads in the US have left us wanting more over the years. There has been a 25-year rule in place that makes it possible for any vehicle that’s not been certified for the American market to be brought in after this amount of time has passed. That means some of the models from the 1990s that we wanted when they were first offered in Europe and Japan are now able to make thetrek to the shores of the US for the driving experience we want.