2012 Mitsubishi Lancer De Sedan 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Daytona Beach, Florida, United States
This is a one owner vehicle I purchased in Florida two years ago. I take care of anything I own and have treated this car like my baby. I have changed the oil with synthetic oil every two thousand miles. I am a retired Police Chief from Michigan and used the vehicle to travel back and fourth to Florida so most of the miles are highway generated. Whom ever purchases this car is going to enjoy a lot of miles without repairs. I could drive from Michigan to Florida on 2 1/2 tanks of gas. Look at the engine it is so clean you could eat off it. I have sales receipt and owners manual. I am 58 years old and guarantee this car has never, ever been abused as it has only been driven by me. I paid 19194.45 for this car two years ago. This is a great deal. Everything on the car works and I have it set up professionally to pull a small trailer if you want to haul a bicycle or something light.. Wireing harness is also part of the package. I really hate to sell this car but I am retired and on a fixed salary. I have another car to drive and since my wife recently retired we see no need in having two vehicles.Good luck bidding this is a great car. I believe its just broken in and will last you a long long time.
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2015 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport recalled for leaky transmission
Mon, Aug 15 2016The Basics: Mitsubishi Motors is recalling 45,731 Outlander Sport crossovers from model year 2015. Built between June 25, 2014 and November 25, 2015, the affected vehicles use the base 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine and continuously variable transmissions. The Problem: A clamp on the CVT hose may have been installed incorrectly. If the hose comes off, transmission fluid can leak out. While the transmission will start acting up – and eventually grind to a halt – the bigger concern is what happens if the transmission fluid comes into contact with hot surfaces: fire. Injuries/Deaths: Thankfully, it doesn't sound any owners have crashed, caught fire, or been injured or killed due to loss of transmission fluid. Mitsubishi didn't list injuries or fatalities in its recall paperwork with NHTSA, but the chronology only describes "warranty claims," which sounds like the vehicles never caught fire. The Fix: Dealers will inspect the hose clamps on all 45,000 Outlander Sports and reinstall them if there's a problem. Repairs are free of charge. If you own one: Since NHTSA's bulletin doesn't advise owners on whether they should or shouldn't drive their vehicles, we recommend looking for leaks and checking your transmission fluid level as soon as possible. If it's low or leaking, you probably shouldn't drive. Featured Gallery 2015 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport View 9 Photos News Source: NHTSAImage Credit: Mitsubishi Recalls Mitsubishi Crossover Economy Cars
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