Mitsubishi D50 Reviews

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Mitsubishi Reviews and News

Everything we know about the new Mitsubishi ASX

By Tom White · 31 Aug 2025

Here's everything we know about Mitsubishi's upcoming next-generation ASX.

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Watch your back Toyota Prado and Ford Everest!

By Dom Tripolone · 22 Aug 2025

Nissan has spotted a light at the end of the tunnel.

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By Dom Tripolone · 18 Aug 2025

Mitsubishi’s new ASX is headed to showrooms soon, but it's missing something important.

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Mitsubishi's updated HiLux fighter takes shape

By Dom Tripolone · 12 Aug 2025

Mitsubishi is moving fast, but it could leave one of its core models looking out of place.

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Mitsubishi Outlander Exceed Tourer 2026 review: snapshot

By Tom White · 29 Jul 2025

The Exceed Tourer is the pinnacle of the Mitsubishi Outlander range, featuring all of the available equipment.

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The second-hand cars that are worth avoiding

By Jack Quick · 22 Jul 2025

It’s been over five years now since COVID lockdowns started and in some way it feels like a lifetime ago. For a lot of people buying new cars during this period, however, there were long wait times. COVID lockdowns were a key reason for this, but another major reason for delays was the global shortage of semiconductors.

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The rise of the anti-EVs

By Andrew Chesterton · 19 Jul 2025

The long-promised electric revolution appears to have been pushed back, at least for a couple more years, with established brands and Chinese newcomers alike doubling down on big ICE-powered SUVs and utes – some without any electrification at all.

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