If you are looking for a car of this size and at this price range, you certainly have better options than this Mirage..even Proton Saga drives and feels better than this..

Suzuki Swift is now going for the same price..and it drives far better, more solid and lot more refined than this one..

Things i don’t like about this mirage..

1. feels very light, steering very light too
2. engine sound very bad..sounds not sweet at all
3. material quality very cheap
4. Interior design too simple and out of taste..
5. Driver position very bad..
6. not fun to drive at all..plain and dull..

and you compare all these once you drive a suzuki swift..and you’ll know..

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My name is Jay. You can come over to my showroom at Puchong next to IOI mall. We have a display car as well as the test drive :)

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1. Thailand First-Car Buyer Scheme:
- Tax rebates of up to 100,000 Baht (RM10K) to first-time car buyers from September 16 to December 31, 2012
- Thai Excise Department will begin issuing the rebates of up to 100,000 Baht for each first-car owner after car owner has owned the car for one year
- The tax rebate will be a one-off payment made in a lump sum by cheque from the department
- Eligible vehicles are cars below 1500cc and pickup trucks unlimited engine capacity below 1 million Baht price (below RM100K)
- The vehicles must be locally assembled – excluding those that are assembled from used imported parts
- Minimum age for buyers is 21
- To prevent profiteering, the vehicle has to remain in the possession of the first buyer for 5 years
- The tax rebate is expected to cost Thai government about 150 billion Baht (RM15 Billion), assuming that 500,000 Thais will buy first cars
- It will also benefit Thai rubber farmers, since at least 2.5 million tires will be needed for estimated 500,000 cars sold

2. Thailand Eco Car Policy:
- Follow-up from policy of “Detroit of Asia” in 2002 giving incentives to OEMs, especially Japanese OEMs such as Toyota, to relocate production of pickups to Japan
- Eco cars defined as need to pass stringent environmental and fuel economy regulations such as running fuel on 20km/L
- Eco car applicable on A-B segment of engine displacement less than 1,400 cc for diesel and 1,300 cc for gasoline
- Eco cars can enjoy special incentives by reducing the excise tax from 30% to 17%
- Mitsubishi Mirage is one such example of cars produced under Eco Car rules

Here? Habok pun tarak.

MITI hantam expensive price for fuel-efficient cars while shouting around promoting Eco Green car crap…sick joke lah

MMC better pray hard as they underestimate how desperate Protong wanna rebadge Mirage soon lah…wanna bet?

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Drawbacks? Well, it’s rather plain, staid looking, and just a lil’ bit more of safety kit, like ESP, could be added on to make the car even safer. Oh, and the usual crowing of resale value of the Myvi being better.

Overall, it’s a car that’s welcome to eat a share of the pie dominated by the Myvi, and could potentially eat a share of Myvi 1.5 sales, which, let’s be honest, is more flash than go.

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However, with that price, it will bring some refreshing look rather than tired ol MYVI.

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Lastly I missed previous version mirage (Satria). Such an awesome car back in 90′s

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Typical Parents/Uncles/Aunties: Aiya, Mitsubishi no second hand value.. Myvi better and higher second hand value.. Toyota engine u know!

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