Government Auctioned cars are made up of prior government used cars, these are turned over after a certain period of usage to public auction or sold at wholesale prices.  If they are sold at wholesale prices these are excellent deals, wholesale prices are some of the lowest you can come by.  But Government public auctions can have great deals available as well.  Through our website by clicking the red search button you will be redirected to an extensive government auctions website with thousands of GSA auction listings available.

Bank owned Mitsubishi Monteros: Seized cars and repos make up the majority of bank owned vehicles and they are basically the same type of situation.  In both cases the owner fails to pay off the loan and the bank lending the loan reclaims the vehicle.  Bank owned vehicles are also listed extensively through our website and many are far below retail rates making them excellent deals.

Ex Fleet vehicles & Leased Mitsubishi Monteros: So what are these two used car sale deals?  Ex company leased cars are sold off after the original lease for the car rental company expires; leaving the used car out of business work the financer turns this vehicle over to the public at discounted competitive prices.  Leased & Ex Fleet cars are generally in excellent condition and with research you will make some big savings.

Ex Police cars are one of the more sought after used car sale deals.  Ex Police cars have the street look, and come with some non standard equipment exclusive to police cars.  Along with how cool on the road these ex police vehicles are, they come at genuinely low prices.  The quality varies with ex police cars so do your research.

Bank Owned Mitsubishi Galants are made up of seized and repo vehicles.  Both seized and repo’d vehicles are similar in which the owner loses his car back to the bank after faulty finances on the owner’s part.  This leaves the financer or bank with the car in possession but also the unpaid debt of the loan.  The banks choose to turn these vehicles over to the public to try and cut down as much of the unpaid debt as they can.  These can lead to some good deals so keep your eye out for them.

Government Auctions:  Government acutions are made up of several used car sale methods such as seized cars, reposessions, and government bodies that turn over their cars after a certain mileage or period of time through public auction.  Through our website’s red search button you will find extensive GSA Auction data.

Ex Police cars are popular because often they are very inexpensive and come with non standard equipment, many people will buy ex highway patrol cars because of their looks and street appeal.  Some ex Police cars can be found at great deals, very low prices compared to other used cars.  This varies between ex police car to ex police car but keep your eyes out for great deals.

Leased and Ex Fleet Mitsubishi Galants: When the agreement on a leased car ends, the car is taken in possession by the finance company.  The finance company then looks to turn over the car to public and clear the debt / make some profit.  Again another low cost option, several bargains in this category with some research.  Ex company lease cars can also be found at below retail rates.

Government auctioned Mitsubishi Mirages:  We have a lot of GSA auction listings available through our website data, definitely check this out.  By clicking through our red search button you’ll find some excellent condition government body cars.  In most cases these are still in great condition and at or near wholesale prices.

Bank Owned Mitsubishi Mirages:  Bank Owned Mitsubishi Mirages come from two sources, seized cars and reposessions.  Both of these sources are similar, the owner fails to make repayments on the vehicle and the financer chooses to reposess the vehicle but he’s still stuck with the car loan.  The financer now in debt on the loan, needs to turn around and make a quick re-sale to interested buyers.

Lease & Ex Fleet Mitsubishi Mirages: When a car lease expires the cars are returned to the financer who again wants to turn this car over for some small profits.  Rarely are leased cars more than a few years old.  We have several leased and ex fleet cars through our website search and with some research you’ll get a great deal.

Ex Police Cars are popular because of their strong engines, police equipment and their awesome look on the road.  Owning a previously used police car has its own perks to it especially because its a low cost option.  Quality can vary but shop around through our web search listings and you’ll find a great Ex police car or Government owned Mitsubishi Mirage.

Government Auctions are held from government bodies of ‘expired’ government cars.  These expired cars are considered after a certain amount of time or car mileage.  When they do have enough of the cars they are released to the public and are generally good buys.  These cars are good buys because of their considerably low car mileage and great condition.

Bank Owned Mitsubishi Outlanders are a lucrative choice in many cases.  The original financer regains ownership of the car in both seized and repo instances.  They do this because of fault bank loans that have not been repaid by the owner; which also leaves the financer in debt for the faulty loan.  Prices vary on this, especially depending on how quickly the lender wants to recover the car loan.

Leased and Ex Fleet Mitsubishi Outlanders, similar to bank owned cars the financer looks to turn some small profits on the car at the expense of a lower than retail rate for them.  Ex company lease cars can take a little bit of research about make and model blue book values to find the best deals but are generally in excellent condition.

Ex Police vehicles are the coolest kind of used car for sale out there right now.  Consider rolling around in an ex highway patrol car, fitted with some police unique equipment and a powerful cop engine.  Ex police cars are generally a low cost option. Analyze the ex police car’s quality carefully as this can vary from car to car.

Government Auctions – These are turned over to the public after a certain timeframe on the vehicle from government active use.  Usually these cars are in excellent condition and don’t have high mileage either.  In our web search we have a good amount of GSA auction data by clicking through our red search button.

Bank Owned Mitsubishi Lancers such as seized cars and repos are sold off by the financer after they have repossessed the car from a faulty car loan.  Price on these cars changes around a lot  and the lender has to clear the debt on the car.  These bank owned vehicles can be found near wholesale rates in some cases.

Mitsubishi Lancers that are from Ex Fleet and Leased used car sales can be a great lower than retail cost option as well.  These are generally in excellent condition only a few years old.  Again in this case the financer needs a sale on these cars to clear the debt and move on.  These ex company lease cars are generally found at a bargain.

Ex Police cars are one of the coolest used car sale methods out there.  These ex police cars come fitted with some non standard car equipment specific to police vehicles.  Other buyers look at them because they are a low cost option and the interpreted value varies a lot on these, while they may not resale easily they can be a good choice for a personal vehicle.

The i MiEV’s electric engine offers 47kW of power which is roughly the same as the turbocharged version of the 660cc engine — and 180Nm of torque, almost double the amount offered by that same petrol engine. Easily enough to see the electric i hit a top speed of 130km/h and, in official Japanese testing, have a range of 160km or 100 miles on a full charge, which takes seven hours from empty using a household power point, this makes the car a perfect daily commuter.  With the  three-phase quick charge system, 80 per cent charge can be achieved in 30 minutes. According to the company, the running cost per kilometre, including the electricity required to recharge the car, works out to about one-third of an equivalently sized petrol car so it’s going to be cheap to run!

Vehicle Type: battery-electric subcompact car

Drivetrain

Drive wheels: rear

Engine: synchronous permanent-magnet electric motor with 330-volt lithium-ion battery pack

Horsepower: 63

Torque: 133 lb-ft

Transmission: none (direct drive)

Dimensions (New York i-MiEV concept)

Wheelbase: 100.4 inches

Length: 135.8 inches

Width: 59.8 inches

Height: 63.0 inches

Base curb weight: 2,381 pounds

Mitsubishi expects to put the i MiEV on the commercial market by 2010 with a starting price of $17,000