The Mitsubishi Mirage was redesigned last year with major refinements that bring it in line with the best compact cars on the market. And with the redesign came a trim look of sportiness and lots of personality. As an added bonus, there's less noise, vibration and harshness, and improved ride and handling characteristics.
Mirage is available as a four-door sedan or as a coupe, in either baseic DE or uplevel LS trim.
This week we test an LS coupe. The coupe and sedan share the same platform, but distinctive styling sets them apart - only the deck lid and tail lamps are shared between the two. The new look on the coupe includes a pointed nose and squared-off tail, and a front air dam opening flanked by a set of optional fog lights. Cambridge Red Pearl, New Zealand Green Pearl and Munich Silver Metallic. Coupe models wear 14-inch alloy wheels and a rear spoiler.