Sway bar holding bracket?

[foama]

On any car nowadays there isn't anything built onto them without a purpose, even if its just blatant nonsense for pleasing potential buyers.

Near the bottom of the rear springs, there is something that only seems to make sense if it were a sway bar holding bracket. See picture looking at the bracket from below on bottom left.
Of course, our's don't have a rear sway bar, but if that bracket is there, it must have a purpose.

Question: Is there some model Mirage that actually has a sway bar? Is there a Mitsubishi model that has the same rear axle and has a sway bar?

[IchabodCrane]

Those brackets were on my 2014 and they are on my 2017 as well.
They could be there to aid in assembly/alignment during manufacture or for wind deflection/harmonics, pretty much anything.
Seeing as this car was designed for regions with lesser quality roads and lower speeds than we're used to it's unlikely to be sway bar related IMO.