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2Mitsubishi Lancer CF (Sedan) ES Sport

Mitsubishi Lancer CF (Sedan) ES Sport

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2Mitsubishi Lancer CF (Sedan) ES Sport
4.2

11 reviews

Positive vs Negative
73%27%0%
Build Quality
4.7
Value for Money
5.0
Noise Level
4.3
David
DavidVIC10 posts
  Fair Incentive CF

Smooth confident driving – I use my car for general family use and occasional commutes to work (320km round trip) It's big enough that my teens are comfortable, yet small enough to be economical. The boot is a great size with a good gate, enabling reasonable sized items. Economy is average for a 2l engine, open road driving - 850km/ tank (55l), around town 550km/tank.… Read more

Servicing is 15000km fixed price. No surprises with this car, it runs like a dream, very reliable with standard mod cons. Huge pity that Mitsubishi stopped producing these in 2017.

Master C.
Master C.2 posts
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Lancer – Bought as a first car for our son, I have nothing but good things to say about the car.We live in the country and the car has proven to be reliable, comfortable and economical it has more than enough power for that emergency overtaking maneuver. One thing I have found is the ride is greatly improved by reducing the rear tyre pressure to 29 psi when no weight in rear.89000klm Show details

Big D
Big D149 posts
  CF

Does its Job Very Well – Compared to its Competition, The Lancer is a great little car and very good value for money. It was still built in Japan, and the quality shows through. Great list of standard features. In other cars would have to go up a level or two to get the same. Drives nicely, and is quite economical. Can accommodate 2 teenagers in the back, 3 if they're… Read more

skinny, and has a huge boot.

5 year warranty and capped price servicing.

CVT is for everyone, but it does the job.

Mandy page
Mandy page14 posts
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Great car – Great reliable car this is my 2nd lancer this one was new. Haven't had any problems cost of services are capped . The car has enough power but sensible enough not to get speeding tickets. Very stylish picked the blue and it's pretty good at hiding the dirt. Would recommend this car for any buyer  Show details

E.B REVIEWS
E.B REVIEWS16 posts
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A good simple vehicle but needs engine refinement – I had this car for review from a relative who bought the car and I am pretty happy with the way it performs, it has everything you need in a small car, the 2.0l engine has a decent amount of power, however there is a little bit of coarseness in the upper Rev range but it is not to noticeable. But overall I think it looks good and drives well.  Show details

James
JamesVIC3 posts
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Reliable but boring – Just sold my 1.5 year old Lancer with less than 7000k for much less than I paid in April 2017, while they are great reliable cars they are not for anyone who enjoys driving. Very slow and the suspension is super sloppy to the point of feeling dangerous, you have to slow down to advisory speeds or you could crash, it also wandered when the road… Read more

camber changed, our 4x4 handles better. I couldn't justify the huge loan for a boring, slow, poor handling car. EVO's and Ralliarts may be good but clearly they have little in common with the base models. I'm unsure how they can justify calling it a sport, side skirts and spoiler don't create sports handling.

Glen T.
Glen T.6 posts
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Perfect sedan vehicle to drive – My driving experience with my Lancer has been overall great. No issues at all with its performance, handling or noise. I do enjoy the CVT transmission of my Lancer as it makes a very different unique sound compared to many other cars when you accelerate the car. The interior of the car is quite standard - nothing really impressive but at the same… Read more

time gives it a modest look. One thing that i would like to point out is the aux cord connection is in a small cabinet in front of the gear stick which is a little difficult to reach down and plug in but still accessible. This car is very reliable and has not let me down at all. It is not the most economical car to drive in but short distances to and from work is not too bad weekly.

Ruby35
Ruby357 posts
  CF

Great little zippy car! – This car is a reliable, quiet car that suits both city and country driving. It picks up speed well for high speeds and overtaking and yet will manoeuvre easily into tight carpark spaces. The interior is spacious and easy to keep clean. We fit three school aged children in the backseats with ample leg and elbow room! The running costs are low… Read more

with approximately 600 kilometres to a tank of unleaded fuel.

We are very happy with this purchase, it's reliability and overall cost.

vimmy17
vimmy1711 posts
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Great car, had some issues though – Initially when I bought the car it was great, it has good features, less noise, good legroom and fuel efficiency was great. However, I do have some problems with the car. The car moves very quickly when I take my foot off the brake without pressing the accelerator. When I'm at a stop sign, and I press the accelerator sometimes the car does not… Read more

move, but has a delayed response and takes off 3-4 seconds later. I am a bit worried as I gave this car to my daughter if the car can cause her to be in an accident. I would advise to thoroughly check the car before buying one of these. Other than that, it is a quiet car with great features, just needs a bit of work on regarding acceleration and braking.

Impulsive Lady
Impulsive Lady9 posts
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Nice little car – Just purchased new off the lot. Interior is mainly plastic and the rubber around the doors seems poor quality, does not join. Carpet and seat fabric is lovely, but for some reason the carpet has been cut under the two front seats. There is no AUX port. The gears in the manual feel clunky, but it is still nice to drive. There is minimal engine… Read more

noise on the highway, car travels well up hills in 5th. Reliable, excellent on fuel. Nice big boot but not much leg room in the back. Did have an issue with the clear coat peeling and a spot had to be resprayed, also dropped the fuel cap once and ended up with a pock mark in the clear coat there too. Oddly, the rear view mirror fogs up. Love the driving lights and the lights on the side mirrors, reversing camera is handy too. Really low at the front, forever scraping when going up or down driveways.

carr
carr14 posts
  CF

Good engine power and roadholding, but – The Lancer 2000 cc has very good power and pickup. So it is quite easy to exceed the speed limit if one is not careful in checking the speedo regularly. The dash is stylish but the speedometer and RPM dials are quite small even compared to those in smaller cars. This makes it a bit hard to easily read the speed and RPM - more time is spent on… Read more

reading these than necessary. It handles well and is quite smooth, but road noise suppression is average. It has front, side and curtain airbags though, and the car feels well built and solid.

To me the biggest weakness is its seats. I just had a 3-hour drive (1.5 hours X 2) in it today out of the city, and within an hour my thighs and bottom were aching. The seats are just too hard and do not seem to be well-padded enough to support the body well. My other cars, including older ex-cars like 1995 Nissan Maxima and 2001 Honda Civic, have/had much better and more supportive seats. In these two I drove long distances like 5 to 6 hours non-stop, and yet I did not suffer any aches and pains.

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