Sell your Mitsubishi the Motorway way

Sell my Mitsubishi

Selling your car is easier than ever when you sell the Motorway way! We’ve taken away the hassle and haggling, and the tense waits, as well — you can have a great deal agreed on your Mitsubishi in as little as 24 hours!

Selling your Mitsubishi the Motorway way

Forget the days of going from dealer to dealer hoping to sell your car — we’ve put our dealers in one place, all 5,000+ of them! And getting your car in front of them is simple, all done from your phone.

1. It starts with a valuation

   Valuations, at best an educated estimate, at worst, a total guess. The old way of selling your car often forced sellers to accept the word of the buyer, or try and reach a valuation themselves based on rough research. But you don’t have to worry about that with our smart valuation tool. All we need is your reg and mileage and you’ll get an instant valuation that has been drawn from smart data taken from the car industry and our own marketplace. That means your price will always be accurate to how cars really have been selling, no guesswork needed.

2. Make a car profile

   Question time! We’ll ask you easy questions about your car concerning its condition and you can answer them with a tap of your phone, easy. All the photos we need can be taken from your phone, too, and we’ll guide you through every last angle so you capture those key snaps.

3. Sit back, relax, and wait

   Not that you’ll be waiting for long. As soon as your car profile is ready, we’ll add it to our online sale. Dealers will be able to view it, and if they like what they see, they can make an offer, one that needs to be better than any offer their fellow dealers might make. That’s how you always get the best deal for your car. We’ll be in touch as soon as the sale ends to let you know the highest offer made on your car.

4. Home collection

   The lucky dealer who made the winning offer on your car will collect it right from your home, so you don’t have to worry about taking it anywhere. After a quick once-over, payment is made by secure bank transfer.

5. All done!

   Hassle-free, haggle-free, 100% free, that’s the Motorway way!

What model of Mitsubishi can Motorway help me sell?

Motorway can help you sell all sorts of models of Mitsubishi, including:

• Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV
• Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross
• Mitsubishi ASX
• Mitsubishi Mirage
• Mitsubishi L200
• Mitsubishi Outlander Petrol
• Mitsubishi Shogun Sport
• Mitsubishi Lancer
• Mitsubishi Proudia
• Mitsubishi Chariot
• Mitsubishi Pajero
• Mitsubishi Grandis

A bit about Mitsubishi

Mitsubishi, full name Mitsubishi Motors Corporation, is a Japanese car manufacturer based in Tokyo. It is the sixth largest Japanese car maker, though as of 2016 is owned by competitor Nissan as part of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance.

Mitsubishi started as the Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Company but moved into automobiles with the debut of the Mitsubishi Model A in 1917. Inspired by foreign rival Fiat, the car nonetheless was unable to compete with foreign mass-produced cars and proved unsuccessful. This set back did not prevent Mitsubishi becoming, for a time, the largest private company in Japan following the merger of Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and MItsubishi Aircraft Co. which saw the brand be renamed to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. The PX33 was the first car this new merged brand produced, a sedan intended for military use and which employed four-wheel drive.

World War II required the brand to turn its attention to the war efforts, however, the years following also saw Mitsubishi Heavy Industries forced to break down into three smaller businesses serving Central, West, and East Japan respectively. Both East Japan Heavy Industries and Central Japan Heavy Industries continued to evolve their automobile offerings, with the latter gaining a licence to build Jeeps which lasted until 1998. It would be this same company that eventually became the modern car marque Mitsubishi.

In the 1960s, with the Japanese economy improving, Mitsubishi unveiled its first car since the war, the Mitsubishi 500. This was promptly followed by first in their Colt line of cars and then, in 1964, the Mitsubishi Debonair, a luxury car that was the vehicle of choice by the brand’s own executives. The same year, East and West Japan Heavy Industries were reabsorbed into the Central Japan business, and renamed as Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. By 1970, the brand was selling over 70,000 cars a year and was operating as Mitsubishi Motors Corporation.

The brand’s growth in the ‘70s was spearheaded by strategic alliances with Chrysler which saw Mitsubishi cars sold globally, though rebadged under the Dodge or Chrysler brands in the US and in Australia. While the ‘80s saw MItsubishi reach the milestone of 1 million cars produced, Chrysler was not faring so well, leading to Mitsubishi taking over their Australian division.

In 1982, Mitsubishi entered the American market as a stand-alone brand, by the end of the decade, there were 340 dedicated dealerships in the US, and global production hit 1.5 million units. This success into the ‘90s led to a rumoured, though ultimately unsuccessful, takeover of rival brand Honda, and the popularisation of SUVs to the Japanese audience that saw Mitsubishi’s market share increase almost 12% by 1995.

The most notable development for the brand in recent years was the creation of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance in 2016, though this was less a savvy business choice and more penance for a fuel economy scandal during the Mitsubishi manufacturing of Nissan cars. The subsequent investigation resulted in Nissan acquiring controlling interest in the brand. Mitsubishi has also had multiple collaborations with other leading brands including Hyundai up to 2003, Proton until 2010, Volvo until 2012, and Suzuki, ending in 2019.

Sell your Mitsubishi

Sell your Mitsubishi the Motorway way. Our network of 5,000+ verified car dealers compete to give you their best price*! You could sell in as little as 24 hours.