Our Favorite Mitsubishi Models for Spring Break

Their hip style and fun practicality make Mitsubishi vehicles the perfect spring break companion, whether you’re looking for the flair of a Mitsubishi Mirage or Mitsubishi Outlander cargo space to haul your gear. You can find them both at O’Brien Mitsubishi of Normal.

2023 Mitsubishi Outlander: Cargo Space for Your Adventure

The 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander packs enough space and comfort into every nook and cranny to comfortably serve as your home away from home on the road.

With extended door frames to make loading and unloading even easier, the initial 33.5 cubic feet of cargo space transforms to a maximum of 79.7 cubic feet when the second and third-row seats are folded, so you can bring your life along wherever you go.

Speaking of seating, if you’re less concerned about your material belongings and more about the people you’ll bring along, the Outlander has seating for seven, including available leather seating and available Triple-Zone Climate Control. Double-pane front windows and windshields reduce noise and vibration, so your trip is exactly as serene as it is in your dreams.

2023 Mitsubishi Mirage: Fuel-Friendly Cross-Country Trekking

If you want to take a longer road trip and see the countryside, the 2023 Mitsubishi Mirage may be more your style. An affordable, sporty, and eco-friendly subcompact vehicle that’s surprisingly spacious, the Mirage gets an EPA-estimated 43 MPG on the highway so that you can keep your eyes on the sights rather than your fuel gauge.

Though it may be compact, the Mirage takes notes from the Outlander and maximizes every inch of its cargo space, providing 47 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded. It brings interior comfort, with seven-inch smartphone-link display audio and heated front seats.

Start Your Journey at O’Brien Mitsubishi of Normal

Spring break is the time for making memories, and the right Mitsubishi vehicle can make those memories last forever. Find the right companion for your journey with a test drive at O’Brien Mitsubishi of Normal today.