Used Mitsubishi Raider for Sale nearCasa Grande, AZ
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- 2008
- Make:
- Mitsubishi
- Model:
- Raider
- Body type:
- Pickup Truck
- Doors:
- 4 doors
- Drivetrain:
- 4X2
- Engine:
- 210 hp 3.7L V6
- Exterior color:
- Black
- Combined gas mileage:
- 17 MPG
- Fuel type:
- Gasoline
- Interior color:
- Gray
- Transmission:
- 4-Speed Automatic
- Mileage:
- 139,000
- VIN:
- 1Z7HC28K58S588025
2008 Mitsubishi Raider
LS Double Cab
139,000 mi
$7,898
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Tony M
Reviewed a 2006 Mitsubishi Duro Cross V6 4dr Double Cab on Sep 12, 2008
Great in performance ( handling, motor, braking, acceleration), quality (well built) ,style ( turns heads people always ask me what it is) and mileage ( has strong V6 with good mileage on highway and traffic, uses regular gas). The truck handles like a car and is fun to drive. I highly recommend this pick up truck
Russell K
Reviewed a 2006 Mitsubishi XLS 4dr Double Cab on Aug 25, 2008
I pretty much love my truck except for the fact that it doesnt have a HEMI. The rims are sweet, the ride is smooth even when towing a boat. I have never had a problem with quality or breaking down. The gas milage is ok with the exhaust and air intake.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2007 Mitsubishi Raider on Jul 3, 2014
Good work truck. you can use parts from either the dodge Dakota or Raider. Easy to drive, cheap to operate. i haven't had any problems yet. The V6 has plenty of power for hauling and towing. Only bad part is the Gas milage is ridiculous.
Levin B
Reviewed a 2006 Mitsubishi Duro Cross V6 4dr Extended Cab SB on Mar 18, 2011
Vehicle is great except it gets very little traction. In rain and especially snow you slip and slide. If you live in the south this is a great truck. If you live in the north ... not so much. I bought it in the south and then moved up north for a job so I have owned it in both climates. It looks great from the outside. Very stylish design with good curves. It gets about 20 MPG which is not good but not bad either. The interior is nice but not the best I have seen. Seats are comfortable. Wish the cab had a bit more room but its enough. Cost of ownership so far as been very minimal. I haven't had any issues in 10+ months. As for fun. This is totally opinion. It has a good V6 and the bad traction makes it easy to spin with.
Mitsubishi Raider Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| LS Crew Cab | $26,295 |
| LS Crew Cab 4WD | $29,425 |
| LS Double Cab 4WD | $29,425 |
| LS Ext. Cab Automatic | $21,135 |
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Mitsubishi Raider Price Trends
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Overview
The Mitsubishi Raider, a mid-sized pickup truck, debuted for the 2006 model year. It once again rounded out the vehicle lineup for Mitsubishi, which had not had a pickup since it retired the Mighty Max in 1996
Mitsubishi is a subsidiary of Daimler-Chrysler and the Raider has the same drivetrains and frame as the Dodge Dakota. It is yet another Japanese-branded vehicle that is built in the U.S. (Michigan). You probably recognize the name, as it's a recycling of a Dodge SUV moniker from the late '80s; the Dodge Raider was the twin vehicle to the Mitsubishi Montero.
The Raider has not sold nearly as well as the Dodge Dakota, nor was it expected to. They really aren't a common sight on the American road, and obviously Mitsubishi would like that to change. The six-passenger capacity and V8 option should help, but it remains to be seen how well this truck will sell in its sophomore year.
Consumer reviews reflect general satisfaction, especially with the truck's tough and capable appearance and generous warranty. These owners do wish for better mileage, though, although they knew what they were getting into with their purchase.
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