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Mitsubishi Cedia (2010)

Mitsubishi Cedia (2010)

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The 2010 Mitsubishi Cedia for India is essentially a driver‑oriented mid‑size sedan built on a rally‑inspired Lancer platform, and that character still defines the car. It is powered by a 2.0‑litre petrol engine that has been detuned for our market to balance performance and fuel efficiency, delivering around 115 bhp with strong mid‑range torque that makes city driving easy and highway cruising relaxed. What stands out to me most is the way it drives: hydraulic steering with excellent feedback, minimal body roll and a neutral, confidence‑inspiring chassis that makes it genuinely enjoyable on ghat sections and fast expressways alike. Suspension tuning is on the softer, absorbent side at low speeds yet remains composed at higher speeds, with enough ground clearance for normal Indian roads and speed breakers if driven carefully. Inside, the Cedia offers spacious seating, good legroom and supportive front and rear seats, along with effective automatic climate control and a decent factory audio system, so it works well as a family car too. Safety equipment like all‑wheel disc brakes, ABS and airbags were strong points for its time, adding reassurance. The big compromises are the lack of a diesel option, average fuel economy for a 2.0 petrol, limited sales and service support and weak resale value in India. For someone who enjoys driving and is prepared to invest effort in finding and maintaining a good example, the 2010 Cedia remains a distinctive, rewarding sedan in today’s used market.
December 22, 2025
The 2010 Mitsubishi Cedia is a mid-size sedan built on a rally-bred chassis with a 2.0-litre 115bhp petrol engine tuned for India, offering peppy low-end torque, crisp 5-speed manual, and all-disc brakes for sharp performance. It excels in handling with planted cornering, feedback-rich steering, and minimal roll, plus a compliant suspension handling potholes at 175mm clearance. Spacious cabin seats five comfortably with airy rear space, supportive front seats, premium wood-titanium dash, auto AC that chills fast, and quiet insulation. Features include ABS, EBD, dual airbags, 6-speaker audio, and muscular styling that turns heads even now. Proven durable to 1.5 lakh km, it's underpowered for some but delivers 11-12kmpl efficiency. Perfect used buy for driving enthusiasts valuing dynamics, comfort, and VFM over badge prestige in India.
December 22, 2025
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For someone considering a 2010 Mitsubishi Cedia in India today, I see it as a fantastic enthusiast’s sedan if you value driving pleasure more than resale, fuel economy or a fancy badge. The 2.0‑litre petrol, slick gearbox and chassis balance make it genuinely rewarding on twisty roads and very stable on highways, with feedback‑rich steering and minimal body roll that few contemporaries can match. The ride is absorbent enough for broken city roads, yet the car stays planted at triple‑digit speeds, which gives a lot of confidence on long drives. Inside, the seats are supportive, long‑distance comfort is strong and cabin noise levels are well controlled, so it still feels solidly built rather than cheap or tinny. Where it loses out is brand presence, limited service network and poor resale, all of which matter if you want hassle‑free ownership or plan to sell quickly. Also, performance is brisk but not outright exciting for a 2.0, and there is no diesel option. If you are a keen driver willing to live with higher running costs and some effort on maintenance, I would still recommend the Cedia as a value buy in the used market; otherwise, it is better to look at more mainstream options.
December 22, 2025
I find the 2010 Mitsubishi Cedia a true driver's car that stands out in India's crowded sedan market with its rally-inspired handling and engaging dynamics. The 2.0-litre petrol engine delivers 115bhp with sharp torque for effortless city overtakes and stable highway cruising up to 120kmph, while the hydraulic power steering provides precise feedback that makes every corner fun without body roll. All-disc brakes with ABS and EBD inspire total confidence, stopping from high speeds smoothly. Ride quality soaks up potholes and speed breakers admirably thanks to the soft suspension and 175mm ground clearance, ideal for our roads. Interiors feel premium with spacious rear legroom for three, supportive seats for long drives, quick-cooling AC, and a quiet cabin. At around 11-12kmpl overall, it's efficient for its size, and durability shines with examples hitting 1.5 lakh km reliably. Poor marketing hurt sales, but for enthusiasts seeking value over resale, it's a gem that outperforms contemporaries like Corolla or Elantra in fun factor—buy used if you prioritize driving thrill over outright power.
December 22, 2025
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The Mitsubishi Cedia Sports, even after 13 years, remains a striking car that grabs attention on the road, especially with its vibrant colors. Its reliability has been commendable, with no major issues reported over long road trips. However, finding spare parts can be challenging and expensive. I think the cars durability is a testament to Mitsubishis engineering
November 4, 2021
A long-term owner of the Mitsubishi Cedia Sports reported excellent handling and braking performance, thanks to its rally-bred chassis and disc brakes all around. The cars steering provides great feedback, making it very engaging to drive. I believe the handling of this car is one of its strongest points
October 30, 2021
In terms of maintenance, the Cedia has been relatively cheap to service, except for the occasional need to import parts from Japan. Regular maintenance includes annual oil and coolant changes, and periodic replacements of components like suspension bushings and clutch plates. I believe proper maintenance is key to the cars longevity
October 16, 2012
Despite its reliable performance, the Cedia has some minor issues, such as vibrations at certain speeds due to slightly bent wheels and a non-functional Bluetooth system in some models. These issues, however, do not detract significantly from the overall driving experience. I think these are minor niggles in an otherwise solid car
October 16, 2012
The Mitsubishi Cedia Sports comes with leather interiors and a sporty black interior design, which many owners praise for its great looks. However, the fog lamps are more for aesthetic purposes and do not significantly improve nighttime visibility. I think the interior design is a highlight of this car
October 16, 2012
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When I look at the 2010 Mitsubishi Cedia in today’s Indian used market, the pricing is its biggest opportunity and its biggest warning sign. Since the model is discontinued and resale is weak, well‑kept 2010 cars usually trade hands at a significant discount compared to period rivals like the Corolla or Civic, often making the Cedia one of the most car you can buy for the money in this segment. Ex‑showroom and on‑road prices when new were in the typical C‑segment sedan band, but what matters now is used value: you can generally expect asking prices to be much lower than similar‑age Japanese sedans because demand is limited and many buyers are wary of spares and support. In my view, that price gap is exactly what turns the Cedia into a smart niche buy. You are effectively getting a well‑engineered, rally‑flavoured chassis, a robust 2.0‑litre engine and a solid feature set—including safety kit like ABS and airbags—for the price of smaller, newer economy cars. However, I always advise budgeting extra for preventive maintenance and slightly higher parts costs, which can erase some of the apparent bargain if you buy a neglected example. For a buyer who chooses carefully and gets a clean car with proper history, the low entry price easily outweighs these concerns and makes ownership very satisfying.
December 22, 2025
In India, the 2010 Mitsubishi Cedia was launched with ex-showroom prices starting around Rs 9.5-10 lakh for base variants, climbing to Rs 11-12 lakh for the top Sports trim, making it competitively priced against Honda Civic or Hyundai Elantra at the time. On-road prices in major cities like Delhi or Mumbai added Rs 1-1.5 lakh for registration, insurance, and taxes, landing at Rs 10.5-13.5 lakh total. Today in 2025, used 2010 models in good condition fetch Rs 2.5-4 lakh in the secondary market depending on mileage, location, and maintenance history—far below rivals due to Mitsubishi's exit and low resale perception. I see this as exceptional value; you're getting premium build, features like airbags, auto AC, and superior dynamics for Civic money, with low ownership costs if serviced at independents. Skip if resale matters, but for long-term keepers, the depreciation works in your favour, offering luxury sedan experience at hatchback prices.
December 22, 2025
Mileage

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From what I have seen in Indian usage, a realistic expectation for the 2010 Cedia is around 9–11 km/l in the city and 11–13 km/l on highways if driven sensibly, which is quite acceptable for a 2.0‑litre petrol but not comparable to modern compact sedans or diesels. If your top priority is low running cost and high fuel efficiency, I would not consider the Cedia ideal; if you are comfortable with slightly higher fuel bills in exchange for better performance and driving pleasure, its mileage is manageable.
December 22, 2025
I get 10-10.5kmpl in Mumbai city traffic and 12kmpl overall with the 2.0 petrol, solid for its detuned engine and size on Indian roads. Running costs stay low at Rs 7-8/km on Rs 100 petrol, beating thirstier rivals—ideal if you drive 1,000km monthly under Rs 8,000 fuel bill. Reliable for buying if mileage trumps diesel torque.
December 22, 2025

Specifications

Ground Clearance
175.00 mm
Maximum Power
115 Bhp @ 5250 rpm
Maximum Torque
175 Nm @ 4250 rpm
Fuel Tank Capacity
50.00 litres
Top Speed
180
Kerb Weight
1225.00 kg
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Complete Specifications

Mitsubishi Cedia (2010)

ENGINE & TRANSMISSION
3
Maximum Power
115 Bhp @ 5250 rpm
Maximum Torque
175 Nm @ 4250 rpm
Engine Details
1999cc, 4 Cylinder
DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
7
Overall Length
4595 mm
Overall Width
1695 mm
Overall Height
1455 mm
Wheelbase
2600.0 mm
Ground Clearance
175.00 mm
Kerb Weight
1225.00 kg
Turning Radius
4.90 metres
QUICK FACTS & INFORMATION
3
Car Type
Sedan
Fuel Type
Petrol
Top Speed
180
PERFORMANCE & MILEAGE
2
Mileage (City)
9.00 kmpl (approx.)
Mileage (Highway)
14.0 kmpl (approx.)
SEATS & UPHOLSTERY
4
Leather Seats
Folding Rear Seats
Rear Centre Armrest
With Cup Holder
Driver Seat Adjustment
Manual
LIGHTING
4
Xenon Headlamps
Front Fog Lights
Darkness Sensing Headlamps
ORVM Turn Indicators
CAPACITY
2
Seating Capacity
5
Fuel Tank Capacity
50.00 litres
INSTRUMENTATION
2
Trip Distance
2
Tachometer
INFOTAINMENT
1
Music System
Kenwood Music System
WHEELS & TYRES
2
Alloy Wheels
Tyre Size
195/60 R15
BRAKING & TRACTION
4
Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD)
Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
Traction Control
BRAKES & SUSPENSION
2
Brakes
Front Disk, Rear Disk
Suspension
McPherson Strut, Coil Spings, Multi Link
COMFORT & CONVENIENCE
12
Steering Adjustment (Rake)
Steering Mounted Controls
Rear AC Vents
Remote Fuel Filler
Steering Adjustment (Reach)
Air Conditioner
Climate Control
Power Steering
Tilt
Rear Defogger
Rear Washer & Wiper
Rain Sensing Wipers
Power Windows
Remote Boot Release
LOCKS & SECURITY
1
Central Locking
Remote
EXTERIOR FEATURES
3
Body Coloured Bumpers
Outside Rear-view Mirrors
Both Side Electric
Tinted Glass
ACTIVE & PASSIVE SAFETY FEATURES
3
Rear Seat Belts
3
Airbags
2
Parking Sensors
INTERIOR FEATURES
1
Sunroof

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