This Misubishi SUV starts easily and drives well, with lots of power. The hybrid design of the car is mainly electric and depends on the gas motor for extra power and long trips. The gas mileage is great for a car this size .Due to the mileage on the car, I expect that there will be repairs required in the near future. A person who knows about cars told me that he thinks the car is probably on it's second driving power battery already because this car ususally needs a replacement at 200,000km. Mitsubhi told me they charge $300 to test the battery, so I did not get that done. I don't have answers to questions  

The body is in good shape with minor flaws. All the interior controls work well: windows, locks, wipers, air conditioning/heat, radio etc. The mirrors fold in when the car is locked. 

If you can charge this car at home, you could save a lot of money in gas.  No charger was included by the dealer. I bought a Level 1 charger that can plug into regular power at home and charge the car. The Mitsubishi vehicles do not supercharge like a Tesla, they are designed to work best with Level 1 or Level 2 charging. I found this out after I bought the car, so I bought the charger for $450. This is an optional add on accessory that I will sell for what it cost me.

I bought this car in June 2026 and I do not know a lot about cars. The dealer assured me there was nothing wrong with the car,  but I am expecting that something will happen soon that I cannot afford to fix. I paid  $7,640  but I am listing it for a substantial reduction because of the condition of the car. Someone who has mechanical .knowledge can fix these issues and have a nice car.

I bought a home charger to charage the car because none was provided. The Mitsubishi vehicles do not supercharge like a Tesla, they are designed to work best with Level 1 or Level 2 charging. I found this out after I bought the car, so I bought the charger for $450. This is an optional add on accessory that I will sell for what it cost me.