OEM Mitsubishi Spoilers

What a Spoiler Adds to Your Mitsubishi

On crossovers like the Outlander and Eclipse Cross, a roof or liftgate spoiler finishes the rear profile. On sedans and performance models like the Lancer and Lancer Evolution, a trunk spoiler or wing defines the car's look and, on performance models, contributes to airflow management at speed. Spoilers also take damage from car washes, parking mishaps, and sun exposure, so replacements are common.

Spoiler Parts in This Category

• Liftgate and roof spoilers for crossovers and hatchbacks
• Trunk lid spoilers for sedans
• Rear wings for performance models
• Spoiler end caps and covers
• Mounting hardware, gaskets, and seals

Why Genuine Spoilers Fit Cleaner

A spoiler has to follow the exact contour of your liftgate or trunk, line up with mounting holes, and seal so water can't get inside the panel. Some liftgate spoilers also house the high-mount brake light. Genuine Mitsubishi spoilers are designed around your vehicle's panels, avoiding the gaps, fitment issues, and leaks that can come with universal or low-cost replacements.

How to Choose a Mitsubishi Spoiler

Replacement or add-on

If you're replacing a damaged factory spoiler, match the original part number. If you're adding one, confirm the spoiler is designed for your model and check whether installation uses existing mounting points or requires drilling.

Painted or primed

Some spoilers come paint-matched, while others arrive in primer. Check the listing and have your paint code ready; touch-up paint helps with minor chips later.

Complete the look

Many owners pair a spoiler with body kits or updated emblems.

Fitment Tips Before You Order

Spoilers vary by model, generation, and body style. Mirage hatchback and Mirage G4 sedan spoilers are different, as are Lancer sedan and Sportback designs. Confirm your VIN and check whether your trim already has spoiler mounting provisions. If the spoiler was damaged along with the panel beneath it, you may also need tailgates and liftgates or trunk lids and parts. A spoiler with an integrated brake light needs its wiring connected and tested after installation.

Spoiler Takeaways

• Genuine spoilers match your liftgate or trunk contours and seal properly.
• Check whether installation requires drilling.
• Confirm painted or primed finish before ordering.
• Match body style and trim with your VIN.

Mitsubishi Spoiler Questions Owners Ask

Can I add a spoiler to a Mitsubishi that didn't come with one?

Often, yes, if a spoiler is designed for your model. Some installs require drilling.

Do genuine Mitsubishi spoilers come painted?

It depends on the part. Some are paint-matched; others arrive primed for painting.

Why is water leaking near my rear spoiler?

A failed gasket or seal at the mounting points can let water in. Replace the seals during reinstallation.