Mitsubishi ASX Valuation — What Your Mitsubishi ASX Is Worth in Australia

Across 126 Mitsubishi ASX listings currently advertised by Australian dealers, asking prices run from about $15,000 to $25,800, with a typical listing around $17,600.

A long-running small SUV with plenty of used stock, so competitive pricing matters.

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Mitsubishi ASX prices on the market right now

These are advertised dealer asking prices, not offers. What a dealer pays you sits below retail, because they carry reconditioning, holding and selling costs before the car leaves the lot.

Lower end

$15,000

Higher kilometres or older stock

Typical listing

$17,600

The middle of the market

Upper end

$25,800

Late model, low kilometres

Listings compared
126
Typical odometer
118,492 km
Years available
2014–2023
Data refreshed
28 August 2026

Mitsubishi ASX value by year

Find your build year to see where comparable cars are advertised. Your own kilometres, variant and condition move you within that band.

YearLower endTypicalUpper endTypical km
2022$18,650$23,250$27,90086,012 km
2021$18,050$20,950$26,30083,574 km
2020$17,500$19,900$26,600106,000 km
2019$14,850$19,300$20,600128,325 km
2018$15,000$16,900$17,550136,770 km
2017$13,450$15,800$17,500139,006 km

Figures are advertised prices from live Australian dealer listings, rounded to the nearest $50. They are a market guide, not a guaranteed sale price or an offer.

Where Mitsubishi ASXs are selling

Demand is not even across Australia. Dealers in states with thinner supply often pay more for the same car.

  • Victoria

    35 listings

  • Queensland

    30 listings

  • New South Wales

    28 listings

  • South Australia

    18 listings

  • Western Australia

    10 listings

What moves your Mitsubishi ASX's value

  • Kilometres — the single biggest lever. A Mitsubishi ASX well under the typical odometer for its year sits toward the upper end of the band.
  • Variant and drivetrain — trim levels within the same model year can differ by many thousands of dollars.
  • Service history — a complete logbook reassures the next buyer and reduces the dealer's risk, which shows up in the offer.
  • Condition and presentation — panel damage, worn tyres and interior wear all come off the price as reconditioning cost.
  • Timing and location — demand shifts by season and by state, and a dealer short on your model will bid harder.

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