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    Mitsubishi Colt
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    Mitsubishi Colt Pricing and Specs

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    The Mitsubishi Colt is available from $4,200 to $8,470 for the 2013 Hatchback across a range of models.

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    Year Price From Price To
    2013 $4,200 $8,470
    2012 $3,700 $7,370
    2011 $2,700 $5,610
    2010 $2,300 $6,820
    2009 $2,300 $6,160
    2008 $2,000 $8,250
    2007 $2,200 $7,700
    2006 $2,300 $7,260
    2005 $2,400 $4,070
    2004 $2,400 $4,070
    1990 $1,800 $3,630
    1989 $1,800 $3,630
    1988 $1,800 $3,630
    1987 $1,800 $3,630
    1986 $940 $3,630
    1985 $940 $2,200
    1984 $820 $2,200
    1983 $820 $1,650
    1982 $820 $1,650
    1981 $820 $1,430
    1971 $1,150 $3,080
    1970 $1,150 $3,080
    1969 $1,150 $3,080
    1968 $1,150 $3,080
    1967 $1,150 $1,870
    1966 $1,150 $1,870
    1965 $1,150 $1,870
    1964 $1,150 $1,870

    Mitsubishi Colt FAQs

    Check out real-world situations relating to the Mitsubishi Colt here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

    • Excessive labour costs

      It is excessive, there's no other way to describe it. It's worth asking what hourly rate you will be charged before handing your car over to them.

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    • E10 fuel in a Mitsubishi Colt

      Mitsubishi's recommendation is for fuel-injected models only, so I   would not use E10 in your wife's car. It would be best in your   circumstances to go to the higher octane petrol.

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    • Can I use E10 petrol in my 2006 Mitsubishi Colt?

      Yes you can. According to the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industry’s guide, all Australian-delivered Mitsubishis with fuel-injected petrol engines built after 1986 can use either E5 (five per cent ethanol) or E10 (10 per cent) safely. By using this fuel, you stand to reduce your tailpipe emissions a little, use a percentage of renewable fuel (ethanol is largely made from farmed crops) and you may even save a few dollars over a year as E10 ULP is often a little cheaper at the pump.

       

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