Why don't you mention the Mitsubishi ASX in your column?
I have noticed that you have rarely, if ever, mentioned or recommend the Mitsubishi ASX. I part exchanged my 2004 Freelander for an ASX earlier this year and I have been most impressed with the vehicle. I am of course aware that it is not a true off-roader like a Freelander, but for my occasional off road jaunts (rough terrain really) it is brilliant. Could you tell me why the ASX does not feature in any of your recommendation on your page?
Asked on 30 November 2013 by EE, via email
Answered by
Honest John
The ASX is not only mentioned, but road tested and video tested: www.honestjohn.co.uk/road-tests/mitsubishi/mitsubi.../. There are about 5000 different makes and models out there now, with more than 70 SUVs. I can't mention all of them every week.
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