Say hello to Car Vision Mitsubishi – once known as Car Vision.com in Lower Providence

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Car Vision CEO Dean Cafiero, above, said that as an accredited new car dealership, Car Vision Mitsubishi is more trusted even by consumers buying pre-owned vehicles. (Image courtesy Car Vision Mitsubishi)

It’s the age-old decision that every car shopper must struggle with: will it be a used car or a new one?

For more than 20 years, that decision was a little easier for those who headed to Car Vision for their next vehicle, since the popular destination at 2626 Ridge Pike in Trooper offered only used vehicles.

But earlier this year owner and CEO Dean Cafiero gave his customers a lot more to think about when the operation that spearheaded online used car sales in the area as CarVision.com — browsing through photos, videos, vehicle histories and pricing for every car in the inventory, customers could easily do all their homework before ever stepping foot on the car lot — took on a Mitsubishi franchise and was re-christened Car Vision Mitsubishi, writes Gary Puleo in The Times Herald.

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In addition to the prestige electric crossover, the current lineup includes the 2018 Eclipse Cross, Outlander, Outlander Sport, Mirage, Mirage G4 and Lancer.

“With the backing of Nissan, Mitsubishi is better than ever,” Cafiero pointed out. “The cars are every bit as good as a Toyota or Honda in a similar class. The reliability is top notch. All three of our SUV models are excellent cars, and we beat all the other brands, like the Chevy Equinox and the Ford Escape, hands down for the quality, warranty, the look and the price. When we get the cars off the truck,” he added, “we do a pre-sales inspection, and there’s not been one issue with any car. The Japanese have figured out how to make these cars 100 percent perfect coming off the line, and we offer a 10 year, 100,000 mile powertrain warranty on every car.”

Cafiero is especially proud of the fact that not a single Mitsubishi that was sold this year has come back for any warranty work.

“I don’t know how unusual that is, but it seems unusual to me,” he said. “Mitsubishi has been in business for over 100 years and we just want to make sure we’re representing the brand the way it needs to be represented here.”

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