Wondering what Mitsubishi servicing costs in Australia? For most models, a minor logbook service at an independent shop runs about $250–$450, while dealers typically charge $350–$650; major services with plugs, filters and fluids usually land around $600–$1,200. Many recent Mitsubishis offer capped-price servicing and an extended warranty when you stick with the dealer schedule, which can make the math less terrifying over 5–10 years. Extras bite: CVT/auto transmission fluid changes can be $350–$700, brake pads/rotors per axle $250–$600, and timing belt jobs on older engines can nudge $900–$1,500. City stop-start, towing, or dusty outback runs will bring forward fluid and brake work, so budget accordingly. Shop around with your VIN and the service checklist; a good indie can trim the bill without trimming the logbook.
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