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2013 Mitsubishi Challenger
Manual 4x4 MY13
$10,500
Excl. Govt. Charges
FAIR PRICE
SUV
SUV
Manual
Manual
4cyl 2.5L T Diesel
4cyl 2.5L T Diesel
250,000 km
250,000 km
Private • TAS
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2015 Mitsubishi Challenger
LS Auto 4x4 MY14
$15,990
Excl. Govt. Charges
FAIR PRICE
SUV
SUV
Automatic
Automatic
4cyl 2.5L T Diesel
4cyl 2.5L T Diesel
145,561 km
145,561 km
Dealer used • TAS
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