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2022 Mitsubishi Mirage vs 2022 Chevrolet Spark

Looking to upgrade your current daily driver and looking for a compact car? Well, in that case, the Mitsubishi Mirage is a fitting option to consider. And here is a comparison article between the Mitsubishi Mirage and the Chevrolet Spark that shows the advantages of the Mirage over the Spark. 

The 2022 model year version of the Mirage receives few updates. The previously available Carbonite Edition has been replaced with a new Black Edition. The Black Edition can be equipped with windshield wipers and automatic headlamps. The top-end SE trim also receives these features as optional extras. All the Mirage variants get front-passenger vanity mirrors as well as welcome and departure lighting as standard. On the other hand, the Chevrolet Spark remains unchanged for the 2022 model year. Also, 2022 will be the last year of production for the Spark as it will be discontinued thereafter. 


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2022 Mitsubishi Mirage

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2022 Chevrolet Spark


1.2-liter three-cylinder 


Engine 


1.4-liter inline-four cylinder 




78 hp / 74 ft-lbs. 


Horsepower / Torque 


98 hp / 94 ft-lbs. 




36 / 43 / 39 


MPG (City/Highway/Combined) 


30 / 38 / 33 




9.2 cu. ft. 


Cargo Capacity 

9.0 cu. ft.  


 

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The Chevrolet Spark stands far ahead of the Mitsubishi Mirage when it comes to performance. This translates to better acceleration as well. However, when it comes to refinement, the Mirage is way better. Not only does it offer ample power on demand, but it also offers a comfortable and balanced ride overall. Not to forget, its superior fuel economy and lower curb weight. 

When it comes to interiors, Mitsubishi is far more superior compared to its competitors. The attention to detail given to all the materials and components used is stupendous. This also applies to the Mirage which gets a cozy and comfortable cabin. The base trim gets cloth-trimmed seats. Higher trims get synthetic leather upholstery along with a power-adjustable driver’s seat and heated front seats. The Spark gets the same set of configurations. However, the fit-and-finish is not as precise as what is offered in the Mirage. 

The Mirage’s infotainment system far exceeds what is generally offered in this segment. The usability is seamless, and the graphic interface is crisp. All this adds to the Mirage’s advantages. 

As mentioned before, the Mirage might fall behind in performance. But it makes up for it in fuel efficiency, refinement, quality, comfort, and safety. 

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