2016 Mitsubishi Outlander UNBOXING Review - The Hidden Gem Honda And Toyota Can't Stand?

Подписаться 294 тыс.

Просмотров 19 тыс.

50% 1

Do all three-row crossovers have to cost over $30k? That's what I wanted to find out for my latest unboxing review of the 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander. For anyone in need of an affordable crossover with three rows (although that third row might be a tight squeeze) and built to Japanese quality standards, look no further.
Sure, the Outlander may not be exciting to, well, car enthusiasts, but for those who don't want to spend a lot of money on a spacious new crossover the latest Outlander could be for you. In fact, I think it's something of a hidden gem within this segment, too often overlooked for the likes of the Toyota RAV4 and Honda CR-V (neither of which offers a third-row, just saying). With a choice of two engines, a four-cylinder and a V6, the Outlander does everything it's supposed to do without breaking the bank. Heck, it starts off at $23k.
So check out my latest review and I hope you'll better understand what I mean when I say 'hidden gem.' Enjoy!
TImestamps
Introduction: 0:10
It's related to the Jeep Compass and Patriot?: 1:05
Exterior: 1:30
What's the Outlander GT?: 2:10
AWD is not 4WD: 3:10
What's under the hood?: 3:30
What's the base engine?: 4:20
Do you need the V6?: 4:45
Interior design: 5:40
Interior features: 6:35
Touchscreen functionality: 7:00
How does it drive?: 7:35
Safety: 8:30
Who buys an Outlander?: 9:20
Pricing?: 9:40
Competition: 11:05
Let's talk that "third row": 12:20
How much rear cargo space?: 13:05
Something else you need to know: 14:00
My ideal Outlander trim: 14:35
Conclusion: 15:30
Special thanks to Lutes Mitsubishi in Sacramento. Check out their entire inventory of new and used vehicles at www.lutesmitsub...

Опубликовано:

30 сен 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 23

@100RentalCars 8 лет назад

Unboxing? Ha! Hilarious. Thanks for the great video. I rented this SUV last week. I didn't like it much, but I really enjoyed your take on this.

@TurfSurf 8 лет назад

Also the 3rd roll seat is useless and dangerous in this suv. I would not put anyone in the back. If someone rear end you on the highway, everyone all the way back there would be crushed. I wish they would make the 3 roll seat as an option on the GT model. I would use the third role seats as my cargo divider.......lol

@xshenlong210 7 лет назад

Turf Surf

@palebeachbum 6 лет назад

I'm really interested in this for my next new vehicle, but I have to be honest. My heart dropped when you said this car shares platform (as well as the 4cyl) with the Compass and Journey. Those are terrible vehicles. I guess what Chrysler chose to do with their shared components weren't smart choices, because I'm reading that the Outlander has very good customer satisfaction.

@Batboy_idiot 5 лет назад

The secret is that the Outlander is built in Japan, where build quality is a higher priority.

@tuanh_duong 8 лет назад

Great video! I would love to see your take on the 2016 Outlander Sport! What do you think of the Lancer?

@carbuzzcom 8 лет назад

Thanks! I'll see what I can arrange about the Outlander Sport. As far as the Lancer, stay tuned...

@tuanh_duong 8 лет назад

+CarBuzz - Unboxing Everyday Cars and Supercars Oh sweet!

@ashmit9115 7 лет назад

TuAnh Duong

@accountnumber90 8 лет назад

You can get one of these with AWC brand new for around $23,000 where I live. It's a super deal, but Mitsubishi makes me wary.

@carbuzzcom 8 лет назад

Why do you fear Mitsubishi?

@accountnumber90 8 лет назад

It's not so much a reliability issue (from what I understand, they're pretty reliable), but more of a quality issue (in terms of interior build quality) and the fact that they could pull out of the U.S. at any time. This car really does interest me, though.

@MuSiCMaNiA2104 8 лет назад

I own a '16 Outlander in white and i'm so in love haha. I couldn't have asked for a better first car. It does everything i need it to do and as for interior build quality, it is really nice. Fun fact: The '16 Outlander is 100% Japanese parts which i thought was cool. You should check it out personally of u have the chance. I'm sure you'll love it

@ACS402010 8 лет назад

This is good to hear. I literally just arrived home a couple of hours ago with a 2016 that the dealer let me take home for the night and tomorrow to test it out to see what I think of it....nice shiny white one just like yours. I'm very impressed thus far. Have to be honest it wasn't a car that I would have considered, but the dealer suggested it and I thought, hey why not try it out and see. Will make up my mind tomorrow, so I'm glad to hear your review. How can one not be impressed with a 10-year warranty? I mean really...

@MuSiCMaNiA2104 8 лет назад

ACS402010 Glad to hear! Oh and if u plan on buying the mitsu outlander, the 2017 just came out and I think u should get that. It now comes with Apple car play and android auto. As well as an electronic parking brake and now offer a bigger 7.5 touchscreen! Altough, I still really love my '16 outlander, but i just wanna point it out if u were to buy one. Check out their website for more details if u get the chance

@TurfSurf 8 лет назад

"Not the best car for passing"..........that's why you need a v6. Outlander's tiny 4 has no power at all. A regular v6 is way more reliable and economical to run than most of turbo engines which run on premium gas and expansive to fix if the turbo is blown after 60 or 70k.

@carbuzzcom 8 лет назад

Exactly. Then again, those who buy the Outlander typically don't care about passing. Also, if the third row was too dangerous, this car wouldn't be on sale. Period. But yes, that third row is borderline useless.

@TLrevival 8 лет назад

Don't agree. I have the 4 cylinder and it has more than enough power to pass. I had to pass many times on my last road trip I slipped it into sport mode and off we went.