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I owned a 2003 Montero Sport XLS and owned it from Jan 2014 until Sept 2020. Mitsubishi makes wonderful products and the U.S. market has been short-changed for years. This new Outlander is a lot of car for the money.
I’d love to get my hands on a Montero man I’ve heard nothing but good things about them. New outlander is also pretty awesome haha hopefully it brings Mitsubishi’s reputation back.. appreciate your comment!
I wish Mitsu still exported the Montero and the Pajero to us here in the states. The 2022 Pajero looks amazing. Maybe with increased Outlander sales they'll reconsider and send us the Montero again
This is really a great SUV my first Mitsubishi. Bought an SE for $34k you get a lot of equipment digital dash leather /suede seats Bose stereo pano roof 20 inch wheels larger info screen and a really long warranty very happy with it no complaints and the transmission works very good.
Hey Paula, after about 2 years with your SE, tell us of any issues. I'm considering the 2024 (they are finally discounting a good bit) SE but am wondering how the suede seating is holding up(I like the leatherette edges and headrests/seatbacks). I know most people like the large 20 inch wheels but I like the 18 inch wheels on the lesser ES trim due to 60 series tires providing a nicer ride. I'm hoping my local dealer will swap out the wheels.
My family has a long history with Mitsu's, so I think we found our next car. (We have 2 lancers and 2 outlanders. Recently one of the lancers got totaled and we are looking for replacement.)
Would love to hear about your long-term ownership experience in more detail. Considering the 2022 Outlander, but as a long term Honda owner, I'm afraid to take the leap into the unknown.
@@JBLynch Not much more I can tell you other than they are very good vehicles. I would highly recommend you do some research and book a test drive or two. They are also very reliable. Of our Mitsubishi's all 3 have more than 200,000km on them, the highest being nearly 450k. They hardly ever break down, and require minimal maintenance other than the regular oil change. Plus they are a great drive. Very nice, smooth, and simple drive. I suspect you'll love them. Overall, I Highly recommend.
@@comareborn8734 Still making some considerations. Waiting for the new Corolla Cross to come out to see what I think, but LOVE the size/space the '22 Outlander offers. Some tough decisions ahead.
Great review! How would you compare it to the Kia Sorento or Hyundai Sante Fe 4 cyl 191 horsepower in terms of build quality, driving dynamics and features?
Check out speedkar99 mechanical review on the 2021 santafe. Hyundai and kia uses the theta engine and they are not reliable. they were already subject for recalls for engine failure in the latest models of Tucson and palisade. Tucson and palisade use gasoline direct injection which suffer from carbon build up. If you plan to keep your vehicle longer than 5 years get an outlander or rav 4. Tucson ,santafe and palisade are better for leasing. They don't hold up long term. The dual clutch transmissions are very bad as well in Hyundai and kia.
@@keyner111 Made in Japan but it only has 70 percent of japanese parts in it. My 2018 outlander sel is made from 100% japanese parts. And it also has actual mitsubishi engine, unlike this nissan outlander.
I think the base Outlander comes with more standard safety feature than Santa Fe...Hyundai decided to downgrade the safety features on the base Santa Fe after 2019.
I use to live in Lakeland in the apartment complex right behind that Mercedes dealer lol - i have bought 3 cars from Sean a 2020 Mirage and 2 2020 Outlanders - Tell him floor mats says hi … he may still remember me lol
It's a pretty good product, but I feel like if it is missing a little bit of horse power and torque for 7 passengers. Hopefully they fix it with the plug in or hybrid versions. Opinión?
The PHEV will certainly boost performance quite a bit. As it sits, it’s not fast by any means with an 8.6 0-60 time however the low end torque is sufficient. They tuned the throttle well with the cvt so for daily driving, it feels strong up to about 30-40mph and still pulls at highway speeds. If you want a 0-60 time closer to or quicker than 7 seconds I’d definitely wait for the PHEV.
Probably yes. I haven’t driven the new Cherokee’s, but most people I know that have them usually don’t recommend them whereas 2022 outlander owners seem to be really happy. Once I drive the new Cherokee, I’ll give you my own personal opinion!
Get an SE for 26k after incentives and discounts. Unless these get a discount under 22k, might be worth it too! I would prefer smaller, simpler wheels. Doesn’t the ES come standard with 18”? Definitely preferred.
This car comes with a fix a flat kit, where all you do is attach a sealant to a compressor, and simply pump your tires back up with the sealant stopping enough airflow to get you where you need to go. I wish it had a spare too, but there’s simply no room for it with the 3rd row, and limited space between the rear axle and bumper.
@@WTFCRLT1 i think im gonna make the jump when it arrives in Australia. I was waiting on kluger(highlander) hybrid, absurdly priced here almost 66k USD equivalent. Amazing content btw, really likeable demeanor you ve got..keep up the good work brother.
Thank you man I really appreciate the kind words. Everyone I know who ended up buying this new outlander has absolutely loved it, and I’m also beyond impressed so I’d definitely recommend it!
Has come a long way……….. Hopefully, the Outlander GT V6 will return………..albeit, much more improved like this: 3.0L DOHC MIVEC V6 (now with Variable Valve Timing) 281hp @ 366Nm (no longer an old spec SOHC V6 224hp) Now that this is officially Mitsubishi’s largest SUV in their staple (to slot above the Eclipse Cross and Outlander Sport)
100% agreed man maybe even that 2.0 VC Turbo engine would be a really solid upgrade. Any upgraded engine option would do absolute wonders for this outlander. The phev will probably help a lot, but it’d be great to see a true engine upgrade at least as an option. Thanks for the comment!
@@WTFCRLT1 yes……another best option for this all new Outlander…… A new 2.0Turbo VC DOHC with the same output like the ideal 284hp given here………(or better yet, be close to 300hp)