you can ask kenny for his advice

yes, you can put auto-cruse and even shift pedals for your 2wd asx

his prices should be lower than that
as for warranty, it won't void la since you don't cut any wiring. it's plug & play, and just enable the cruise control in ECU setting.

but u still need more than just the cruise control switch. u will also need the brake switch to cancel the cruise. depends on your luck, if the brake switch is already there, and you have less thing to pay

pm kenny for his advice. he is sifu with inspira, which is basically mechanically the same with asx

yO ! ..

basiically the brake switch is readily in your car already... mitsubishi is smart already, they dont want to have more SKU codes, so they just plug in a cruise ready brake switch for you, be it you got cruise or not.

As for the switch you have to purchase an ASX compatible one ... the last one i purchase for testing for ASX .. i got the one from outlander PHEV version (non adaptive one) .. the resistance value are difference... i end up have to open up and change the resistor to make it work .. not a lot of work, but the small resistor is very hard to find .. (i know it is a bit too technical for you ... let me summarize that ... ASK YOUR SA FOR THE 4WD 2013 model switch PART NUMBER, so that i can sort out for you ..) ...

and your SA a bit "EAT WATER DEEP" .. another guy in this forum bought it from mitsubishi service center for 400 include installation (No activation .. as MMM dunno how to do it )

as what lucifah said, no wire cuting .. no software alteration (it is just activating.. enabling) .. same case like autolock .. it should not be any issue with warranty.

By the way, the soft copy of the ASX user manual can be downloaded here.

Quite useful to save the user manual in your handphone for easy reference. I always find it cumbersome to take out the heavy manual from the leather bound folder to check on anything...a lot easier to browse the user manual from my phone.

http://bc.ctvnews.ca/mobile/the-most-and-l...2014-1.2080117#
"The most reliable SUVs are the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport, the Subaru Forester, the Toyota Highlander, and the Lexus RX."

Outlander Sport is the American name for the ASX and is the most reliable SUV in the USA!!! Congrats Mitsubishi!

After clinching the Asian Auto Allianz Auto “Best Local Assembled SUV” award earlier this year, the Mitsubishi ASX recently added two more titles to its collection of awards – from Autocar ASEAN and Cars, Bikes & Trucks, both publications choosing the ASX as a winner under their respective SUV categories.

MMM replied my queries... they're checking with MMJ if CKD & CBU ASX impacted or not~

say, anyone any idea if this affects us?

http://www.caradvice.com.au/323865/mitsubi...der-asx-models/

Hi guys, y dont you guys do a car club like other cars 

Mitsubishi begins countdown to reveal of its all-new compact SUV – with plug-in tech
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Hi all...i plannin to get asx soon but cant decide to take 2wd or 4wd....Can u guys help me to suggest please? Really appreciate ur help ☺

For 2014 they gave 6k discount...for 2015 they gave 1k-3k discount...most of showroom recommended 2wd to me coz they said more fuel efficient compared to 4wd but my eyes juz cant keep from 4wd...seriously i think push start button, stability control and hsa shud be in 2wd where this feature hv in hr-v...panaromic roof n paddle shifter is so2 to me..