Mitsubishi deals in Los Angeles
This page groups Mitsubishi's crossovers and sedans for shoppers comparing lease, finance, cash, or used deals in one place. The lineup splits into two SUV families and one sedan line. Outlander and Outlander Sport give you a standard gas SUV in two sizes, while Outlander PHEV adds a plug-in hybrid option with extended coverage on its high-voltage components under state rules. Eclipse Cross and Eclipse Cross ES round out the SUV side. Mirage and Mirage G4 are the sedan choices, likely the simpler, lower-cost path if you don't need an SUV's cargo room.
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Worth noting: the Outlander shares its platform with a Nissan model through the manufacturers' alliance, which can mean broader parts availability down the road. Across the lineup, new-vehicle coverage runs 5 years/60,000 miles basic and 10 years/100,000 miles powertrain, longer than many competitors, though that powertrain coverage doesn't fully carry over to a second owner. Leases run through Mitsubishi's own credit arm.
One tradeoff to weigh: resale values here trend below segment averages. That can work in your favor on used pricing, but it also means lease residuals — and what you'd get back at trade-in — run lower than average.
Questions about Mitsubishi
The lineup here is narrow: Outlander, Outlander Sport, Outlander PHEV, Eclipse Cross and Mirage. That's mostly crossover-style SUVs with the Mirage as the brand's smaller, more basic car. Shoppers looking for a wide range of body styles or segments won't find that with this brand.
Yes, the Outlander PHEV is a separate plug-in hybrid version sold alongside the standard gas Outlander and the smaller Outlander Sport. All three carry the Outlander name but represent different drivetrains and price points within the lineup.
The dealer network is limited and clustered in the eastern and southeastern parts of the county, with stores in City of Industry, Palmdale, and Redondo Beach. If you're not near those areas, expect a longer drive for service or a test drive compared to more widely distributed brands.
Yes, the Outlander is built on the same platform as the Nissan Rogue through the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance. That shared engineering tends to broaden parts availability compared to a fully standalone platform.
Resale values for Mitsubishi models tend to sit below segment averages. That works in a buyer's favor on used pricing, but it also means lease residuals are set lower, which is a trade-off worth knowing before comparing lease terms across brands.