The All-New Mitsubishi 2013 ASX
The long awaited Mitsubishi ASX 2013 is finally here, and fans of Japanese driving innovation will not be disappointed. From the rugged utility vehicles of the past, Mitsubishi seems to have morphed into one of the most luxurious big-car brands of the decade, with elegance and style that previousMitsubishi models were definitely lacking.
The entertainment amenities and features are particularly noteworthy and definitely a selling point with drivers who are looking to add a new dimension to their drive.
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- Panoramic Glass Roof
We’ve seen this kind of thing before on other makes and models, but the panoramic roof of the Mitsubishi ASX is truly breathtaking. Retracting the sizable sun shield reveals a simply gigantic glass roof that extends from the front seats to the back, and in a car this size, the view is spectacular for those who like to take their SUV into the great outdoors.
- LED Interior and Exterior Lighting
We’ve all seen those stretched limousines with the gaudy lights extending the length of the interior ceiling. This may have been de rigueur in the 70′s and 80′s, when sparkles and trashiness were the name of the game, but Mitsubishi’s offering is far more subtle and subdued – a thin strip of recessed lighting stylishly hidden in each side of the cabin. Various LED lights add a touch of class on the exterior too, underlining the headlamps, at the foot of the considerable boot space in the back and small strips along the side panels on either side of the bonnet.
- Audio and Visual Features
A top of the range 9-Speaker Rockford Fosgate sound system ensures that the music fans out there will be entirely satisfied with both sound quality and sheer power of volume. The speakers are fitted superbly into the door panels, which not only prevents any buzzing due to the powerful punch of bass, but also allows the shape of the panels themselves to act as sound-enhancing speaker cabinets. The ASX even has a feature which automatically adjusts the sound levels to the speed at which you are travelling for a listening experience as smooth as the drive itself.
The Mitsubishi ASX 2013 is most definitely worth looking into for potential buyers who love the quality and performance for which Mitsubishi has become renowned in recent years, as well as for those who want to add a touch of class and that little bit of extra luxury to their SUV experience.
