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Not everyone shopping for cars wants an 840-horsepower Dodge Challenger Demon.

If you’re in the market for a cheap car, we’re here to help.

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If you’re a short driver shopping for a new vehicle, you may want to avoid the ones on this list.

These are the cars you should avoid purchasing, according to the folks at Consumer Reports.

Sir Isaac Newton’s three laws may govern the physical universe but there’s a fourth unbreakable rule that has just as much if not more of an impact on our daily lives: You get what you pay for.

Consumer Reports has released its latest list of worst cars per category.

The Mitsubishi Mirage is not going to be sold as a 2016 model year, but the car will return with updates for 2017. 

Ever heard of a non-electrified vehicle getting 74.1 mpg?

Life is hard for U.S. Mitsubishi dealers. The brand’s sales are among the industry’s worst and as of October 1, its vehicles were sitting on lots longer than any other automaker except Fiat. 

Official pricing on the 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage has been announced, with the base DE model starting from $13,720 including a $725 destination fee.

Mitsubishi is getting ready to launch its new 2014 Mirage subcompact and is looking to the general public to help name its paint shades.

Mitsubishi chose the Montreal Auto Show to debut its new small car, which still doesn’t have a name in North America but is called the Mirage in other markets.

The new Mitsubishi Mirage will finally be launching in America in September 2013, and will be equipped with a 1.2-liter, three-cylinder powerplant.

Think the new Mitsubishi Mirage is too small for the American market? The Japanese automaker is contemplating that question right now, mulling over whether or not to bring its sub-compact hatchback stateside.