Mitsubishi Finance Review
When searching on the internet for anything Mitsubishi related all you seem to find is information on the new iMiEV electric car, It’s almost as if they have given up on petrol vehicles in a bid to corner the electric car market.
A closer look on the official website though finds that all is well and they are alive and kicking in the traditional combustion engine trade, even offering second hand models of their vehicles from the front page of the website something that you need to really look for with other brands.
The website is set out fairly well, getting onto the finance page is a bit tricky as it seems you have to click on an advert for finance which is on a loop. So you need to catch it quickly or you may end up booking a test drive for the new Colt.
The options available on finance are pretty limited. You have a choice of a big deposit of half followed by paying the rest in 2 years time on 0% APR or a £1000 deposit and monthly payments of around £140 at an interest rate of 4.9%. Total price comes to £8,554 and £9,350 respectively for a top spec 2010 Colt.
Mitsubishi do also offer a leasing deal on contract with prices ranging from £200-500 per month depending on model chosen but you will be better of checking a lease finder such as Leasbam who will search local dealers o find the best price for you, without you having to leave you computer screen.
Overall the Mitsubishi site does feel very dated, with its block lay out and text it is crying out for an upgrade which after looking at the MiEV website is true across the board.
If you are interested in driving a Mitsubishi then have a look over at Leasbam who will search all the best deals for you.