Great review, guys. Love the interior in the Mitsubishi, and the warranty. The reliability of the Toyota is always tough to compare with, just wish they would build a more stylish, and plush interior.
Awesome review. I am torn between these two options as I am going to be buying in the next few months. The outlander is built in Japan which makes me want it more and that warranty is outstanding.
I currently own a 2021 Toyota RAV4 built in Canada that I use as my commuter car. I bought it brand new March of this year and I’m currently at 14,500 miles without a single problem. It’s a great reliable vehicle. Toyota has superb quality standards in all their factories. I would definitely still consider the RAV4 if your currently seeking a great reliable SUV, with great resale value. :)
@@r.m.s.605 thats good to know. I am also in Canada and want AWD and SUV to pull a camper trailer. I love Toyota but this Outlander is so nice and the guarantee is amazing!
Absolutely love our new Outlander, with one exception. Wish Mitsubishi kept the rear tailgate drop below the rear hatch like our 07 model. Great feature if you have pets. Other than that, have no issues with the new Outlander
I really like the style of Mitsubishi compared to the rav4. However never had A plug in before kind of concern about about the electric bill going up. Can anyone tell me like how much higher is your electric bill now
@@luraebailey1574 if you mean reliability, "repair pal" gives Mitsubishi an stunning 4+ out of 5 star, which makes it among the top 6 most reliable out of all 32 car brands. It's also 100% built in Japan, while Toyota is not. Also, the outlander has more airbags than the rav4. Be smart and buy the outlander. Regardless, both of these cars are great cars
RAV4 is the perfect vehicle for me, but I want the Hybrid. I try two dealership hare in NY to get the XSE Hybrid, but the fact that they are selling at $4000 to $7000 above MSRP I walked away from both dealership. This is just not the time to by new car.
I'm sorry to hear that, I hope its gotten better and you were able to find one at a reasonable price. I've been looking a new vehicles in this class, RAV4, CRV, Forester, Outlander. I'm being patient and I don't need a car right away so I can wait, but I'm don't feel like being price gouged. Unless somebody absolutely needs one right away because of certain reasons, should just wait.
Mitsubishi become one of the trusted brands for engine durability In South east Asia, forest rangers and rescuers using Mitsubishi Brand Cars Such As (Triton, Pajero Sport and Outlander)
@@keyner111 not really i owned toyotas and boy they never break i owned american cars and after 85000 miles you have to fix them every week with something different toyotas nah
If there’s enough demand, we will consider. It takes a lot more work and sometimes really challenging to get the cars for the same time and also tricky to pick them up and drop them off. Maybe once a month. Thanks 🙏
@@EverydayReviews2022 even videos with you both will do. The dynamic duo of you two together is what makes the videos entertaining and educational. Stay hustling brother!!
It was great to see you both, for me outlander all the way specially with a familly and two toddlers, the Outlander is just better, more practical and for the money Outlander again. Two reasons why it wont sell as much, people will still judge the mitsubishi badge and not buy and theres less dealers. Im waiting for the PHEV!
Rav 4 .. no led turning signals and a cheap looking interior (for a 2022 model) .. altough well assembled (plastics and cheap materials) .. And pretty pricey for what u get as a driver (comfort and modern features .. )
Mitsubishi forever. I have an Outlander 2013 and it’s still running like a champ with 154k miles. I just bought a new 2023 Outlander and I love it. People go with toyota because they think that is the only reliable brand, and that’s not the case anymore Yes, it has a CVT, same as my old Outlander and It never has been a problem, ever.
Thank you. I was looking for a review like this. I just traded in my Toyota sienna for an outlander and was afraid I'd made a mistake choosing a CVT transmission. I am loving my Outlander so far.
I am a Toyota guy, but I do wonder when will high predicted reliability, resell value etc not be enough any more? I am sure Toyota is losing quite a lot of sales to the Koreans, the new Rogue and Outlander.
Both fantastic cars. Love the new Outlander, super attractive SUV on the inside and outside. I've driven the RAV4 in the limited trim, it was very nice, heated seats all around, ventilated seats up front, the digital rearview mirror etc. The only thing is, I really wish Toyota could make it feel a bit more premium. The regular gas engine is quite noisy and the interior doesn't quite give the impression that the outlander does. Since the RAV4 has so many premium features, it would be awesome to see them put a few more things into the styling. All I can say is, everyday vehicles are really starting to become really luxurious. At this point, fully loaded regular brands can be a lot nicer than base models from premium brands. Lots of features offered on these vehicles.
Something to keep in mind in the U.S is the markups imposed by Toyota dealerships for the RAV4. I’ve seen anywhere from $5k-15k markups for them, whereas with the outlander you can currently get one for msrp. Another reason my wife and I are replacing our current family hauler with the outlander
The wife and I our based our Diamond Black 2022 SEL outlander 2 months ago. And this vehicle looks and feels like it 15-20k more than what it costs. When you drive it you fell like you're in a luxury vehicle not an SUV crossover
im in AU, on waiting list for RAV4 hybrid for 12 months and havent got it . Went to Mitsubishi dealer and fall in love with the Outlander PHEV right away. The interior in Outlander is a lot nicer , it has more bells and whistles , panoramic sunroof, HUD, Privacy screen, you name it. Was worried about reliability but then the 10 Years warranty covers that. (Toyota only 5 years ) ordered the Outlander , being told 3 months wait . no problem! cancelled the RAV4 right away.
Always look forward and enjoy seeing both of you. Both vehicles are interesting. My choice probably would still be the ID4 VW as economy of operation and having dual power seats up front is important.
A big minus on the Outlander for me is the lack of a spare tire. I'd give up that poor 3rd row seating to have a spare under the floor like the Rav has. Nothing worse that having a blow out and having an inflation kit which can't do anything for a tire that has blown out. Then you're stuck on the road having to call a tow truck.
@@davidp.4727 the outlander is built 💯 percent in Japan. I am very surprised that you think outlander is not reliable 🤔. There are outlanders with 300k or even 390k miles on them.
@@davidp.4727Not really. I have a 2013 outlander with a CVT and it has never given me any issues. The only money I’ve spent on it is for the maintenance services and tires.
@@deet4895 the old Outlander uses a JATCO CVT with Mitsubishi's INVECS Programming. It's an alliance it means that Nissan, Renault, and Mitsubishi share costs to develop a new platform so all 3 of them are involve in developing so it's not just Nissan plus the old Outlander uses a JATCO CVT with Mitsubishi's INVECS Programming and it's proven to be reliable like no issues at all
I did wait for RAV4 cruiser hybrid for 10 months but a month before I fall in love with outlander exceed tourer. My family preferred Toyota cars but canceled my RAV4 n got outlander last week. I just love it and much different of features and luxury items than RAV4.
Hey i am planning to buy an outlander . Please tell me how your car is doing in sense of performance and any problems it gave? Also why everyone says it does not pick up speed right away ? Is it true?
It was a tough call between RAV4 and Outlander but I opted for Outlander due to its upscale look and value. RAV4 is too loud and is not for someone looking for comfort.
Greetings from Romania Europe. I must admit, both are spectacular but Toyota was and remains number 1. I think an automatic gearbox would be good on the hybrid version. Good luck to all!
Nice comparison you two! A number of my questions were answered. Thanks. I've heard in another review that only the Apple Car Play is Wireless in the 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander. Apparently, Android Auto still requires the use of a cable. Can you confirm or deny this please?
My next car and maybe mu dream car..is outlander 2022. But i see this video defren drive sound proofing in two's car..I see the cabin sound the rav 4 to be quite.. she drive on the outlander right..? So the tyr and air sound listening in the car.. so im must think for the next my dream car.. mitsubishi company must alert for this outlander because maybe in Malaysia this price maybe on 180,000.00 and 200,000.00 ringgit malaysia.. please common mitsubishe outlander.. must 🚨
Just want to point out, i have the outlander 2022. I find it quite queit. However, it can be even quiteer with the sunroof completely closed. Not the window itself, but the material that completely blocks out sun. There is a noticeable difference to me when that is closed for cabin noise. Only noticed recently because i always drive with it open :)
I stumbled on this video. I like it !. I have the outlander 2022. I traded in my eclispe cross 2018, which dont get wrong, i loved that car as well. Turbo gave it that edge.
In New Zealand the Toyota will hold it’s price well , but the Mitsubishi will loose value fast . A 3 year old rav4 will still be worth nearly retail while a 3 year old Mitsubishi Outlander will loose about 25% value, after 10 years the Toyota will loose about 50% and you will have to pay for someone to take your Mitsubishi away . (I own an older Outlander)
Isn't that good, because you be keeping more money after 10 years versus having to buy a new vehicle. I also have Mitsubishi but a Lancer, paid off many years ago while my friend talking about their new car having to pay $600± monthly, and $200-$300 monthly alone for the insurance. So you think about that. It cost me $90 to insurance my lancer now and $120 monthly on gas. I understand people wanting to drive the latest new car but if you are smart, you be ahead financially. Most reliable car I own, I own a 09 Camry v6 as well but it is costly to repair. Easier to diy on the lancer. I bet this Outlander is also easy to work on as your older outlander as well. Have a good day.
@@VishnuKethireddy Fact is I am bit new driver and went on curb stone once due to bit high speed during right turn in parking lot. it was very smoothly adjusted almost felt like suspension made its magic to minimize almost all the impact. loving my Mitsubishi Outlander 2023 SEL at Canada
thing that NO FAKING REVIEWER TELL YOU ! RAV4 FRONT PASSENGER SEAT HAS NO ADJUSTMENTS FOR HEIGT ! SO IF YOU ARE over 180cm tall, you WONT FIT CAUSE YOU GONA HIT SEALING!!! THATS NO JOKE ! japanese make cars for dwarfs...
Rav 4 prime has better pure ev range but outlander has a fast charger. Why can't Toyota add a fast charger and it will be a winner. PHEV wants fast charging too
Wait a minute, she test drove a different Outlander than she started the video with. The upgraded leather stitching went away in the drive. My son has a new Rav 4 mid level and I have the new Outlander mid level . While I believe that the Outlander looks so much better, that’s a subjective opinion. What isn’t subjective is that mine has a lot more standard features that makes it stand head and shoulders above the Rav. But he achieves or beats his EPA mpg estimates and I can’t even come close to mine. Real world, he beats me by about 4-5mpg. That a big difference. I had a check engine light come on for about 25 miles on Thanksgiving. My hood like all the other Outlanders bounces around on the highway and Mitsubishi can’t seem to fix it. The Outlander slaughters the RAV4 ,in my opinion, in looks and features, but hey, nobody builds a better car than Toyota.
They only heat the steering wheel halfway because they want to discourage you from gripping the top of the steering wheel which would cause serious damage to your face from your hand flying up and hitting you if the airbag goes off.
Sorry not buying that. Pretty well most other cars with heated steering wheels are heated all around. When you’re maneuvering your vehicle in tight spaces are parking you’re still touching the top and bottom of the wheel while you’re turning it. If they wanted to discourage you then they might as well put a yoke in like the Model S Plaid. Anyways, every time I touch the cold spot on our Highlander, it just reminds me more how I hate a half heated wheel. Personal gripe.
McRoy, I've worked in the development and manufacturing areas of Toyota Services for over twenty years and I can say without a doubt that you are wrong!. Not sure where you got your erroneous information but you're absolutely mistaken. If you want to show where you're pulling your data from via a link stop research data so that everyone can poke holes in it for future generations go for it. If you choose not to well assume you realize the mistake you made. I put a cup of coffee ☕ on as we waiting your feedback.
The fact the sides are the only sides that heat doesn't bother me. I don't drive with my hands at the top of the wheel so the sides are just fine for me!
nope not a Nissan Rogue completely for sure, they are using same platform to build the engine but not sharing same tuned engines. Anyways all the best with RAV4, I am in love with Mitsubishi Outlander 2023 SEL with smooth driving & a perfect car in all aspects according to me :)
@@henryfung4056 may be..!, to be honest i am new to driving too might be biased or inexperience with engines, for now with 10 years warranty in place felt take a risk :D loving the smooth drive for now, comfortable ride and decent quite cabin
@@EverydayReviews2022 that is too bad, many times i have no signal but want to start it when sleeping.... i would want to car camp. Ah well.... thanks!
