When did the Mitsubishi Colt CZT come out?
Trim levels were typically confusing, a Mitsubishi trait that sadly didn’t get erased, but good news followed in early 2005 with the launch of the Colt CZT, a three door pocket rocket that’s never attracted the following it deserves. Soon afterwards we got the CZC, an affordably priced convertible version with a metal folding top roof.
What are the facts about the Mitsubishi Colt?
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How much does a Mitsubishi Colt fuel filter cost?
(based on a 2004 Colt 1.5 Sport) Consumables are reasonably priced for the Colt and Mitsubishi have been part of a committed drive to reduce spares prices across the board. A fuel filter works out at around £8 and an oil filter about £11. Original equipment spark plugs are £6 each.
What kind of economy does a colt cleartec have?
The CZT hot hatch was renamed ‘Ralliart’ but little else changed. A few months later, the Colt ClearTec model was introduced offering 56mpg economy courtesy of stop/start technology and other modifications. Built in Holland at Volvo’s former Nedcar plant, this Colt is the sixth generation car to bear the moniker.
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What kind of mpg does a Mitsubishi Colt get?
Very rarely costs anything other than petrol costs.. It’s a wolf in sheeps clothing. Running around it’s fine….but put your foot down and drive it lick you’ve nicked it and it starts to drink a bit. Dissapointed at mpg. High reving 6 gear auto drive uses more fuel. Changes gear at 3000rpm in auto.
What kind of road tax does a Mitsubishi Colt pay?
Good road tax due to lowish CO2 emission. None as yet, only fuel, approx Ł350 per month at around 57 miles a day 6 days a week. servicing was prepaid from mitsubishi for 3 years, cost Ł280, petrol 20 litres per week, nothing spent on parts or repairs so far. Fuel costs good, but servicing and parts expensive.