Mitsubishi auction sheet verification
Mitsubishi's Delica, Pajero and Outlander (including the PHEV) are rugged favourites in import markets that value 4WD. The auction sheet confirms the drivetrain and the real condition of a vehicle that may have led a hard life.
Why verify a Mitsubishi?
The Delica and Pajero have cult followings for off-road capability — and off-road use is precisely what the underbody and corrosion notes on a sheet reveal.
Finding your Mitsubishi chassis number
Mitsubishi chassis codes often end in W for wagons and SUVs, such as GF7W (Outlander) or CV5W (Delica D:5). The full number is on the export certificate, under the bonnet, and on the door-jamb plate.
Mitsubishi chassis codes by model
| Model | Chassis code(s) | Generation |
|---|---|---|
| Outlander / PHEV | GF7W · GN0W | 2012–2021 · 2021+ |
| Delica D:5 | CV5W · CV1W | 2007+ |
| Pajero | V83W · V93W | 2006–2021 |
| Eclipse Cross | GK1W · GL3W | 2017+ |
| RVR / ASX | GA4W | 2010+ |
What to check on a Mitsubishi
- Outlander PHEV (GG2W, GN0W): confirm the plug-in generation; battery health needs a separate check.
- Delica D:5 (CV5W): inspect underbody/corrosion notes (S/C) — many are used for adventure travel.
- Pajero: check for off-road damage and repair (W/XX) marks on the damage map.
- Confirm 4WD via the chassis code rather than trim badges.
New to reading sheets? See how to read a Japanese auction sheet and what the grades mean. Buying in a specific country? See verify by country.
Mitsubishi auction sheet FAQ
How do I verify a Mitsubishi auction sheet?
Enter your Mitsubishi's chassis number (e.g. CV5W-1234567) above and we retrieve the original auction record with grade, mileage and damage map.
Where is the chassis number on a Mitsubishi?
On the export/deregistration certificate, under the bonnet, and on the door-jamb plate.
What should I check on a Delica or Pajero?
Look at the underbody and corrosion notes and the damage map — these vehicles are often used off-road, and the sheet records wear a quick look would miss.
