Used Mitsubishi Cars for Sale — 1,413 listed

Mitsubishi Motors has offered a range of vehicles including SUVs, 4WDs, pickups, minivans, compact cars, and electric vehicles. Well-known models such as the Pajero, Triton, Outlander, and Delica are available overseas, and customers can choose from gasoline, diesel, PHEV, and EV options when considering used cars from Japan.

Mitsubishi Motors' electrification technology, which has been advancing PHEVs and EVs since early on.

Mitsubishi Motors began mass production and sales of the i-MiEV in 2009, and based on that EV technology, launched the Outlander PHEV in 2013. The Outlander PHEV and Eclipse Cross PHEV utilize a series hybrid system primarily driven by the battery and motor, while also incorporating direct engine control at high speeds, achieving a balance between everyday electric driving and long-distance travel. For used cars, it is important to check the condition of the drive battery, the charging port, error history, and the cooling system, as battery capacity, control, charging standards, and equipment may vary by model year. Additionally, confirm in advance whether charging facilities and high-voltage systems can be established at the import destination.

SUV and 4WD utilizing S-AWC and four-wheel drive technology.

Mitsubishi Motors has refined its four-wheel drive control through models like the Pajero and Lancer Evolution, and currently applies this technology in the form of S-AWC (Super All Wheel Control) to vehicles such as the Outlander PHEV and Eclipse Cross, allowing for integrated control of driving and braking forces. The Delica D:5 and Triton also offer 4WD models, making them well-suited for various conditions like snowy roads, unpaved terrain, and long-distance travel. However, it's important to note that the 4WD system and driving modes can differ by generation, even under the same model name. When considering used cars, check for rust under the vehicle, leaks from the differential or transfer case, uneven tire wear, signs of modifications, and any warning lights, and be aware of any harsh usage history.

A wide range of practical vehicles to choose from, including SUVs, minivans, and pickups.

Mitsubishi Motors has been offering a range of clearly defined vehicles over the years, including the crossover SUVs Outlander and RVR, the off-road-focused Pajero, the one-ton pickup Triton, the Delica D:5, which balances passenger capacity and cargo space, and the mini commercial vehicle Minicab. In international markets, vehicles like the Triton and RVR may be sold under different names, such as L200, ASX, or Outlander Sport, depending on the region. When importing used cars, it is important not to judge solely by the model name, but to check the type, body shape, passenger capacity, cargo use, engine, and drivetrain. Additionally, for vehicles that have been used for commercial purposes, it's essential to inspect the cargo area and suspension for wear and tear.

We will introduce a wide range of Mitsubishi vehicles that are easy to consider for import from Japan, including SUVs, 4WDs, minivans, pickups, sports cars, kei cars, and EVs.

Outlander / Outlander PHEV (OUTLANDER)

The Outlander is a crossover SUV that traces its lineage back to the Airtrek, which was launched in Japan in 2001 (known overseas as the first-generation Outlander). From the second-generation model introduced in 2005, it has been sold under the unified name "Outlander" in Japan. In 2013, the PHEV variant was added, making it one of Mitsubishi's flagship electric SUVs today. When it comes to used cars, the inspection points differ between gasoline and PHEV models; for the PHEV, it's crucial to check the drive battery, charging function, electric air conditioning, and high-voltage system. For 4WD vehicles, be sure to inspect the undercarriage, suspension, and tire condition as well.

Delica D:5

The Delica was introduced in 1968 as a commercial vehicle, and in 1979, the passenger version, Delica Star Wagon, was launched, followed by the addition of a 4WD model in 1982. The Delica D:5, which debuted in 2007, is a model that combines the interior space of a minivan with the driving performance of an SUV. In the Japanese market, depending on the year, there are both gasoline and clean diesel options, as well as 2WD and 4WD variants. When considering used cars, it's important to check the sliding doors, underbody, 4WD system, and DPF or urea SCR of diesel models. Additionally, verify any aftermarket equipment or lift kits that may have been added for camping purposes.

Pajero (also known as Montero or Shogun)

The Pajero is a full-fledged 4WD that debuted in 1982. It is sold under names like Montero and Shogun in various international markets and has become a representative model for Mitsubishi, establishing its 4WD image through rally activities such as the Paris-Dakar. The specifications vary significantly across generations, with options for gasoline and diesel engines, as well as short and long body versions. When purchasing a used vehicle, it is important to check for rust on the frame and undercarriage, as well as the transfer case, differentials, 4WD switching mechanism, cooling system, and the injection system in diesel vehicles. For off-road modified vehicles, careful inspection of the suspension and body stress is also necessary.

Triton (TRITON / international name L200)

Mitsubishi's 1-ton pickup started with the first-generation L200 (known as Forte in Japan) in 1978 and is now marketed as the Triton. In some countries and regions, the name L200 is still used, and it has been sold across a wide range of markets including ASEAN, Oceania, the Middle East, and Africa. When inspecting used vehicles, check for any deformation or damage to the bed, as well as the frame, leaf springs, differential, and 4WD system. For diesel models, verify the specifications of components such as injectors, turbochargers, and exhaust gas systems like DPF and SCR. Please note that engine and equipment specifications may differ between Japanese and international models.

RVR (known internationally as ASX and OUTLANDER SPORT)

The RVR made its debut in 1991, and its revived generation appeared in 2010 as a compact crossover SUV. In some regions, it is known as the ASX or Outlander Sport. With its relatively manageable body size, it appeals to buyers looking for a balance between urban and leisure use. The Japanese model comes in both 2WD and 4WD variants, and the engine and safety equipment can vary depending on the model year. When considering a used vehicle, it is important to check the operation of the CVT, the 4WD system, the undercarriage, any accident history, and the functioning of sensors and cameras.

Eclipse Cross

The Eclipse Cross is a crossover SUV that was launched in Japan in 2018. Initially equipped with a 1.5L direct-injection gasoline turbo engine, a PHEV model was later introduced. The PHEV features a 4WD system combining front and rear motors along with S-AWC, which significantly differentiates it from the gasoline model's powertrain. When considering used vehicles, please check the turbocharged gasoline engine, CVT, and the drive battery and charging functionality of the PHEV. Additionally, it is essential to verify the history of warnings related to the safety driving assistance equipment, including cameras, radar, and electric features before purchasing.

Lancer Evolution

The Lancer Evolution is a high-performance 4WD sports sedan that debuted in 1992. From the first generation to the IX, it was equipped with the 4G63 2.0L turbo engine, and in the X, which was introduced in 2007, it transitioned to the 4B11 2.0L turbo engine. Known for its strong ties to motorsports like WRC, it is a Mitsubishi vehicle with high recognition overseas. Since many used cars are modified, it's important to check for repair history, changes in boost pressure, ECU configurations, cooling systems, as well as the condition of the clutch, SST, and drive components like ACD and AYC. Ensure you understand the modifications made from the original condition when making your selection.

Mirage (MIRAGE / overseas name SPACE STAR)

The Mirage is a compact passenger car that made its debut in 1978 and was reintroduced as a global strategic compact car in 2012. In recent years, it has been sold under the names Mirage or Space Star, depending on the region. With its small and lightweight body, it is easy to maneuver in urban areas and is well-suited for low fuel consumption. In the Japanese used car market, you can typically find models with 1.0L or 1.2L engines paired with CVTs. When purchasing, be sure to check the CVT operation, idling condition, air conditioning, auxiliary battery, accident history, and maintenance records for consumables.

i-MiEV

The i-MiEV is an electric vehicle that began mass production and sales in 2009, complying with the lightweight automobile standards. It utilizes the platform of the base model "i," incorporating a lithium-ion battery beneath the floor, and has been used domestically and internationally. The inspection criteria differ significantly from that of combustion engine vehicles. When considering a used model, it's important to check for battery capacity degradation, functionality of both rapid and regular charging, the onboard charger, electric air conditioning, and any error history related to the high-voltage system. Be sure to verify the voltage, charging connector, and battery repair environment in the importing country before making a purchasing decision.

MINICAB / MINICAB MiEV / MINICAB EV

The Minicab is a lightweight commercial vehicle that has been in production since 1966, used for delivery and business purposes in the form of vans and trucks. In 2011, the Minicab-MiEV Van was introduced, utilizing the electric technology from the i-MiEV, and it has now evolved into the Minicab EV. When considering used cars, it's important to distinguish between gasoline and EV models. For commercial vehicles, check for any damage in the cargo area, signs of overloading, the sliding doors, and the suspension. For EVs, verify the drive battery, charging functionality, and high voltage systems. The structure and parts differ significantly between gasoline vehicles (OEM models supplied by Suzuki) and self-developed EV models, making it essential to confirm the vehicle's type and manufacturer.

Here are five representative models of Mitsubishi used cars, featuring engines that are easy to understand, including those for SUVs and commercial diesel, daily-use gasoline, and sports models.

4N14 (Delica D:5, Outlander, etc.)

The 4N14 is a 2.3L inline 4-cylinder common rail direct injection turbo diesel engine, known as one of Mitsubishi's representative clean diesel engines. It is used in models like the Delica D:5 in Japan and certain specifications of the Outlander overseas. With its ability to generate torque at low RPMs, it is well-suited for SUVs and minivans designed for carrying many passengers or for long-distance travel. It features a variable geometry turbo, high-pressure injection, and DPF technology for reducing emissions, and the configuration of post-treatment devices like urea SCR may vary by model year. When considering used vehicles, it is important to check the DPF regeneration history, AdBlue-related devices, injectors, turbo, EGR, cooling system, and oil management, paying special attention to carbon buildup in vehicles primarily used for short-distance driving.

4N15 (Triton/L200, Pajero Sport, etc.)

The 4N15 is a 2.4L inline 4-cylinder MIVEC common rail direct injection diesel turbo engine, used in models like the Triton/L200 and Pajero Sport. It emphasizes low to mid-range torque, which is essential for pickups and SUVs, and is well-suited for commercial use and off-road driving when combined with 4WD. The specifications for the Japanese version of the Triton may differ from those of the overseas model due to variations in model year and emission regulations, including power output, turbo specifications, and after-treatment systems. When inspecting a used vehicle, check the injector correction values, turbo, EGR, DPF, SCR, cooling system, and any oil leaks. For vehicles frequently used for towing or carrying loads, also inspect the transmission, differential, and propeller shaft.

4G63 (Lancer Evolution, Galant VR-4, etc.)

The 4G63 is a 2.0L inline 4-cylinder engine, particularly known for its DOHC intercooler turbo variant used in the Galant VR-4 and the first to ninth generations of the Lancer Evolution. Improvements were made generation by generation, including turbochargers, fuel control, and variable valve timing, making it a high-powered engine suitable for sports driving over a long period. However, it's rare to find examples in their original condition in the used car market, so it's important to verify modifications such as boost pressure adjustments, ECU remapping, intake and exhaust changes, and cooling systems. Check the timing belt, oil leaks, turbo condition, compression, cooling system, and engine mounts, and if there’s any history of use on tracks or in competitions, be sure to assess the drivetrain carefully.

4B11 (Lancer Evolution X, Galant Fortis, etc.)

The 4B11 is a 2.0L inline 4-cylinder DOHC gasoline engine. In addition to the naturally aspirated version, the Lancer Evolution X features an intercooler turbo variant with MIVEC. It represents a significant structural change from the 4G63 generation, incorporating a lightweight aluminum alloy block. Some passenger models, such as the Galant Fortis, also use related variants, resulting in varied output characteristics depending on the specifications. When considering a used Evolution X, check the turbo, cooling system, ignition system, engine mounts, and ECU modifications. For twin-clutch SST models, pay attention to transmission conditions, including shift shock, warning history, and fluid management.

4D56 (Pajero, Delica, Strada/L200, etc.)

The 4D56 is a 2.5L inline 4-cylinder diesel engine that has undergone improvements over the years, ranging from naturally aspirated to turbocharged versions with intercoolers, and eventually to electronically controlled common rail systems. In Japan, it has been used in older models of the Pajero, Delica, and Strada, while internationally, it has been found in pickups and SUVs such as the L200. It is an important engine type to check when assessing relatively older Mitsubishi 4WD vehicles for export. Due to significant structural differences across model years, it's essential not to consider parts collectively, even if they all fall under the same 4D56 designation. When evaluating used cars, pay attention to the cooling system, the area around the cylinder head, the injection pump or injectors, the turbo, the timing belt, and check for black smoke or starting issues.

Mitsubishi vehicles can vary significantly in terms of engine, 4WD system, and features based on generation, model, and market, even with the same car name. Please check the chassis number, first registration date, engine type, drive system, emission class, and trim level before import. For electric vehicles like the Outlander PHEV, Eclipse Cross PHEV, and i-MiEV, it is important to examine the drive battery, charging standards, and high-voltage system diagnostics. For models such as the Pajero, Triton, and Delica D:5, check for rust on the underbody, the 4WD mechanism, as well as the DPF and SCR systems in diesel vehicles. In addition to the model year and emission regulations of the importing country, it is also necessary to verify whether PHEV/EV and S-AWC diagnostics and repairs can be performed locally and whether replacement parts can be procured.

At UCARWORLD, you can search for used Mitsubishi vehicles listed by affiliated dealerships across Japan based on criteria such as model, year, and price. You can check the specifications and features of models like the Outlander PHEV, Delica D:5, Pajero, and Triton. The entire process, from inquiries to checking the total costs including shipping, ordering, invoice issuance, and payment, can be completed online, making it easy to manage your purchase from overseas.