2023 Mitsubishi Outlander - Admit It! You Felt The Same Way! 

I drive almost all of the newer model SUV vehicles with my work. I do many hours of driving. The Mitsubishi is so far ahead of any other SUV. It’s so good I went and purchased one. So much to love about this SUV. Cost less to service than probably all of the other makes. 10 year full warranty. Fuel economy is incredible. And it’s made in Japan.

Many of those who never thought of mitsubishi as their next car to own.. now considers it because of you two. Then go watch scotty kilmers review of this vehicle and the next thing you know is you're already ordering one.

I own Mitsubishi since 90s , they aren’t new. This is better brand that Nissan, Honda, Toyota en others ❤

I have been a fan of Mitsubishi for awhile now and currently own a couple of them. They have been great vehicles for me and my family and have been absolutely reliable. They made some bad decisions in the 2000's and the whole economy taking a dump around 2008-2010 didn't help. The new outlander is proof Mitsubishi still has fight in them and proof that can build a quality vehicle. I am seeing a lot more new Outlanders on the road which is nice to see. Great video!

We have A 23 Outlander SEL Touring traded our 14,786 Mile SE and love our Mitsubishi! The Third Row is built for Miniatures (Children under 90#) S Octogenarians, we keep The Third Row folded Down and Enjoy The Car that We rate one of The top Ten Vehicles We Owned out of 122 Cars, Trucks and Motorcycles since 1957.

We bought the 2023 Outlander PHEV . It’s nicer than our old Caddy. Drives like a a dream.

Mitsubishi is equal or better then other Japanese brands,remember that Mitsubishi is a famous Air Force manufacturer. A lot of innovative features. Follow dealer service intervals and happy snoozing.

I just bought a 2022 Mitsubishi Sel Edition.. I love the features, and my warranty, everything about it.. great ride. i’m glad i purchased it..

Looks are a little odd in the front but you cannot find a better value for the money. You get a crazy amount of features and a really upscale interior for a fraction of what you pay for these days features and interior quality of other brands

You guys are hilarious 😂, thanks for this video, I’m test driving one on Monday , and never even considered a Mitsubishi until I accidentally saw one on the internet while looking for S.U.V’s, love the look, and the price compared to others in its class.

We own a 2022 sle touring love this thing way better than the rav 4 .third row is small but great for the grand children. We live in Maine this thing is a beast in the snow can't say enough about it

I had a 2008 Outlander with AWD - was probably the most amazing terrain system in a car I've ever experienced. I could drive in any weather condition and feel confident. I had my car for about 6 years - never had an issue (I traded it in for a more sporty car). Now that I'm older - this new model has truly piqued my interest. Thanks for a great review!!

More than 10year I'm using Mitsubishi pick up L200.. first time I tried to Mitsubishi SUV... Very nice SUV...I have blue color Outlander 2023

I got myself a 2023 SEL trim in the states and love it! For what you pay, you get way more than the competition. I love the fact that the rear door opens up almost a 90 degrees better that RAV 4. You won't regret it!

Mitsubishi is no new kid. It's been building cars for 106 years!🎉 and was originally founded in 1884, 139 years ago!

After the 3rd row seat test I think we may expect little Jabrad in 9 months 🤷‍♂️🤣🤣🤣 As always, I couldn’t expect anything lesser than a great job from you guys… can’t wait to see what’s coming next 😎👍

*The PHEV version of this thing IS the best equipped vehicle to ever be sold in canada, (For its price and type, which last I checked was 42K, thats the important part)* It has rally road racing Super all wheel drive, which is lifted strait from their rally cars. This makes it effectively a high speed off road vehicle. It can go head to head with a jeep and win. You REALLY notice this on snow and mud. It can go like 60-100km depending on how you drive it on electricity. It can get between 4.5L/100km to 8L/100km when its out of power, depending on how you drive it. If you drive it really well, you can just drive continuously at 4.5L/100km. In the manual, it sais it can tow 10000 pounds, although it sais 2000 is a "safe" tow because of its braking. It can go from 0 -60 in something around 7.2 seconds (Dont quote me on that, but its a cannonball) It has 7 seats Its base model comes with TWO 1500Watt outlets. In all other hybrids, they make you cut off your leg and give it to them for that. Thats in the base model. Its base model comes with a 64amp chadmo that can be used to power your house. There are only 2 other cars that can do that. The Ford lightning, and the Nissan leaf. But the ford on requires special ford stuff. The chadmo for this will be here in the second quarter of this years term. Or you can just jimmy rig a ford one if you cant wait. The thing truly sticks to the ground. All four wheels are independently controlled. At high speeds, the engine stops generating electricity, and just connects to the ground directly through the front wheels. Then, any additional energy it makes goes to the back wheels as electrity and charges the battery. This is significantly more fuel efficient than running on electricity at high speeds. It allows the car to be efficient and powerful at every speed. It is an Atkinson's engine, which means in eco mode it just runs at its most efficient gas to energy speed until you reach 110kmph, at which point it connects to the road. Yes Toyota has more fuel efficient engines. But their price and 5 year waiting time makes that irrelevant. Its 20kwh battery qualifies for the full electric rebate It strait crushes all other Hybrids on the market with the exception of the KIA Niro (Which is a minimalist hybrid that values space, and so makes its own independent case), and the RAV4 Prime (But youll never get one, and its only around 15% better at its core jobs. Missing all the other features). It does not make sense to buy most electric cars against this price point and feature crowding. Its one of the biggest electric drivien vehicles on the market. Its not tiny. Yet it gets the energy ratings of a tiny car. Base model has car following Some things its bad at: If you want to drive in the winter time with just the battery, you cant turn on the fans. Turning on the fans turns on the engine, even though you dont need it. This means that you need to make a choice between not seeing out your windshield, or burning gasoline for no good reason. The overlooked that for sure. It will not connect the engine to the road until your battery is out of power, and so will needlessly waste energy until that point. Its definatly a bug. I think thats everything :P

There goes the whole Renault, Nissan, Mitsubishi thing again. As a Nissan owner, I can’t buy another car under the Renault umbrella. I’m ditching Nissan this year. Too many maintenance issues to count. I own both a 2013 Pathfinder and 2018 Note. Love their designs. But they are not reliable cars anymore. This Outlander looks so good though! Aaargh. I hope they can separate from Renault and be their own thing again.

3rd row Seats, definitely not for grown ups! 😅 my 13 and 10 fit perfectly. 😎

I love everything about my 2022 SEL OUTLANDER.......I have NO complaints. I needed a third row for the kids and didn't want a turbo or the start/stop technology that everything else has...I love the aggressive looking front end ! ! ! !

Just got my 2023 outlander here in kelowna canada and so far its the best suv ive had for winter driving

Move on on your rant on the 3rd row! They're meant for kids and smaller people, And they serve a purpose for some people/families.

I've an 03 Montero xls that keeps giving me pleasure to drive. When the time comes to purchase a new vehicle the Outlander is at the top of the list.

Glad that I am planning to buy a fully loaded 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV.

I bought the 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander SE. The back seats are made for small people, not the regular larger people. So with that in mind, being retired and rarely have anyone else but my Yorkie with me, pulling kayaks & the occasional utility trailer, this car is perfect for me. I traded my 2017 Outlander SEL for it. Got $15,000 for it. Bringing the price of the 2023 down to $23,000. I have yet to see how it runs in the rain or at night, but I'm sure that'll come soon enough. It's a great car for My Own use and gets me from point A to point B and back nicely. And if the rear seats bothers anyone, for those who design the next car, how about making the car another foot longer, giving the third row a little more room. Thanks for reading.

I drive a lot of Mitsubishis not a days that’s why I own the 2023 and 2024 suv Mitsubishi outlander exceed tourer and the normal tourer

I rock the 2024 Outlander SE Black Edition and OMG I never thought I'd like a Mitsubishi as much as I do. Comfortable. Quiet. 3rd row for small kids when needed. Lots of room. And it LOOKS GOOD!!!

Traded my 21 outback for the se tech 2024 outlander. It was worth it. Loving the outlander . Never going back to subaru

The 2023 SEL may not be the best in the class but at its low low price, it is the undisputed best value for its price

I bought a 2022 SEL. If you are looking to get one of these remember this… Get AWD this is not an option. Driving it compared to the front wheel drive is a big difference Mitsubishis depreciation is horrendous. Only buy new if you plan on keeping for at least seven years. If not, look at certified pre owned. Get the CVT transmission serviced every 30k miles. Great gas mileage Great warranty Great features for the price Built in Japan

Great review and comedy Hood Slappers ! I am seriously looking @ recommending the Outlander to my sister . Her 2013 Dodge Journey is on life support and needs something reliable .

I have one and it is amazing.

Best equipped? Where's the spare wheel? Lots of fun getting a flat tyre in the middle of snow country. I prefer the Nissan.

Completely informative review guys. Jared was very worried about fitting in the third row whereas brad was pretty comfortable about it haha.

Love the review! The potatoe chip bag was hilarious! Thanks for the laugh, guys!

Mitsubishi's biggest problem is lack of dealerships.

This video is the most honest, clear and concised review I found so far. This helped me see a different perspective on how I used to look at this car. Thank you.

I just got a deal for a 2024 one, and my goodness, the driving is amazing. It reminded me much of the Rogue I had, but even smoother.

I have purchased three Outlanders. The third row seating is great because the seats fold down. I can get everything I need in that extended trunk. I’ve even carried 7’ boards home from Home Depot! Why pay so much for a base model elsewhere when you can pay the same and get a fully loaded model. However, I have noticed a depreciation value which has been the biggest bummer. Also, I transport for child services and can get 6 car seats in mine. :)

beautiful car

I appreciate the third row try. I am going to get a 24 model

I’ll stay away till they get an actual transmission in it and not that crappy CVT they offer so 160 kilometers or 100k miles isn’t enough, they would need to up it by another 100k mile warranty

Currently drive a 18 outlander sport, and it makes me angry sometimes. Never when I make my payment though.

What is the maximum miles a newly purchased Mitsubishi should have out of the dealership?

ITS A 4 SEATER. center rear seat and third row seats are USELESS.

We have a 2018 Outlander and love it so much. We're considering adding another truck since our daughter is starting college soon. This 2023 is on top of our list. This or the CR-V. I've read a lot bad things about the 1.5 litter turbo engine from Honda so we're leaning towards this naturally aspirated engine from Nissan.

Third row in this suv is senseless

Is it ok to say the engine is the same as the old Nissan Xtrail and the CVT is jatco???

I got a 2024 and the second row is adjustable to give third row passengers more leg room

We love our 2023 White Diamond Outlander 😎😂

Would certainly trade my Honda for one. I hope I can afford a used one of these in six or seven years.❤

I love this car! I remember the day I saw it at the dealer. It was early 2022 and we went to the dealer to look at a used Pajero. When I saw this new Outlander, I never thought of Mitsubishi the same way.

I was leaning toward the Mazda CX5 until this popped up on my radar. Better mileage, 3rd row, and the long term power train warranty takes away my apprehension about the CVT. 2.5 liters is fine and I will never own a turbo gas car. $$$ if that thing goes out!

I've owner so many Mitsubishi...1999 Eclipse, 2003 Eclipse Spyder, 2008 Eclipse, 2015 Lancer AE...my wife has owned a 2012 Lancer, 2016 Outlander, 2022 Eclipse Cross (currently owned), the only repairs across ALL those vehicles were a thermostat on the 1999 Eclipse and a motor mount for the 2003 Eclipse Spyder...ALL those vehicles and the total cost of repairs was $40 or so. So reliable, never had issues with any of them. I love Mitsubishi as a brand, and though I currently own a 2018 Subaru Outback 3.6R I'm missing owning a Mitsubishi.

I went looking for a new car in summer 2023 with my heart set on a CRV or Sante Fe. I was disappointed in both because of small interior. By chance, a 2022 Outlander was in dealer lot and the moment I sat in it, I was hooked. I had my teenage son (6') with me to judge back seat room. The space in first and second rows is great. My 6'3 husband is comfortable driving it. It handles like a dream in snow. When in Eco drive mode, I often get 30 MPG. The exterior is beautiful..doesnt look like every other compact SUV and I often get complements. I love the headlight design-fierce looking. As an Uber driver, I am often complemented on the interior and room-except for 3rd row. It may as well not even be there. When 3rd row seats are up, there is absolutely no cargo space. Another downside is front cabin configuration. There are really no compartments for stuff, and ergonomically is a poor set up (I kind of have to reach backward into middle console and for drinks in cup holder). Also the Park and Reverse functions is a terrible design. In the US, most vehicles shift into park by pushing lever all the way to top position. In the 2022 that is Reverse. Park is a button. Very dangerous. When I first got the vehicle, out of habit I shifted all the way to top to park, and because it went into reverse, nearly knocked down my son with the door as he was getting out of car. A person could easily get backed over because of this! So that takes a little getting used to. Still, the pros outweigh the cons, and I likely will be looking at newer models when the time comes, hoping for upgrades/updates on storage and the whole shifter thing.

I had no idea Mitsubishi was still was a company!

We had a 2018 Outlander and was a great vehicle, when we traded my Forester I would have purchased another but 2 problems the 3rd row is a bit small and the dealer network in my area has went from 4 to 2 so I get worried about how effective warranty claims would be if those close… Went with a Subaru Ascent instead. Both are wonderful vehicles!

Great job. Some of the team reviewer car channels are painful, but you guys are genuinely entertaining and informative to watch.

Not surprised it is good. For who makes from TV 's to Airplanes, Outlander represents the brand well.

We Purchased the Black Edition at $33,500 about 10 months ago and it is nicely equipped... Has android auto and apple car play, Panoramic roof, AWD, huge Black alloy rims.... I wish we could have purchased the PHEV but it was not out yet.... The other problem was availability.... We only waited for about 2 weeks for the Black Edition... The fully loaded version at $38K at the time was impossible to get. Also we get about 31 miles a gallon....

the 3rd row is for import tax reduction and with the reduction, Mitsubishi reallocated the savings to other improvements. Just for anyone that doesnt know.

A ridiculous third row seat suitable for nothing but the dog. PLEASE Mitsubishi, offer an accessory that replaces the useless third row and adds a normal flat cover and a spare tire. You can’t drive in this world without a spare tire.

😄😄in Canada we need something has really good quality and price acceptable.

3rd row is for kids only, why is everyone reviewing cars trying to fit in there?

😂 this video is awesome. The third row part made me click like.

That's not a third row I don't know why they put that back there.

"Bits-r-missin" we have owned 4 over th last 23 years, 1996 V6 Magna wagon, 2001 V6 Magna sedan, 2012 Triton dual cab(diesel), 2016 Triton dual cab (diesel) here in South Australia. Never had any real problems with them. Decent product with decent after sales service.

The 3rd row is probably designed with kids in mind.

Gotta love the way Canadians say words like "Nissan," "Mazda," "aluminum," and "about" among others.

If Mitsubishi dropped a larger displacement engine, that would've been my next vehicle. This SUV is too heavy for that small engine.

Mitsubishi has the best/cheapest warranty currently. 5yr/60k bumper to bumper, 10yr/100k powertrain. Several other additions.

I traded my 2022 outlander sel touring edition ..with the 2023 outlander 40th anniversary edition..

Great video… again! I have never look at or considered any Mitsubishi. But you two outlined the quality with the vehicle very well. The engine power is underwhelming for me. Is Jared really that big, or is the third row that small😂! And is the front seats smaller too? If the seat are that small, why bother? Kids grow too fast to say it is for kids. I do like the plug in hybrid feature, wish other vehicles would embrace that option. You guys have peeked my interest, think I will go and look at one in person. Keep the videos coming!

I purchased one last year very smooth SUV .

G'day it's Steven from Down Under Guys, did you say that you've never been in a Mitsubishi vehicle?? 😮

What a Great review, So much facts and knowledge kudos to your review guys, I was confused between CX-5 and outlander. I think I made a decision

New Kid? They’ve been around a long time what is this an unemployed actor channel?

Great vid guys thank you. We live in Panama and we're looking at a 2023 Outlander yesterday. One thing we thought was odd was the key fob did not have a panic (alarm) button. Does that sound right? Dealer said it just wasn't an option.

I owned a Mitsubishi for close to 20years and it was a great car but I don’t like the idea of paying for a third row seat I’ll never use and also don’t like that it shares the platform and electronics with Nissan.

Anyone the low spec to the high top spec name make and model ?

I Fu Do Do you too😍😍😍😍

Recorded horizontally:)

Professionals, just shhhhh and don't give title to yourself. The public will give it to you if you really deserve it. Just talk about options, and first impressions and reliability and cost will come down the road.

Nissan owns 35 % of Mitsubishi so this outlander 2023 is basically half a Nissan rogue and half an outlander and imma miss my Nissan rogue😢😢😢

CVT????? You got to be kidding me.. Please explain....Where is it installed?? Are you guys talking about another car??

You get what you pay for… Got a 2023 SE adaptive cruise control & lane assist doesn’t work it pulls to the right does not stay in the lanes. Hard to steer & jerks. I had to turn everything off. The brakes feel weird, & definitely can tell it’s a CVT unlike in my Nissan it’s a cvt xtronic v6 but you can’t tell. This one almost feels like it slips. It house a loud noise while driving which I found an article that explains essentially they’re made cheap and not heavy. I was hoping to get a good mechanically sound vehicle but nope. The doors don’t unlock when it’s put in park either. The dash rattles, and the gas is actually not great I filled up it said 455 miles I drove 70 miles and it was down to 354 when math isn’t mathing… Just because they made it look nice and stylish means nothing mechanics mean much more. I’ve owned Toyota, nissan, & Honda that were excellent. I wish I would have just gotten a Pathfinder or Murano & paid the extra money. Needless to say I wish I could get something different and officially aggravated I’m stuck with it. Please do your research before purchasing. And they do not give a 10 year 200k warranty I had to pay 2700 for a warranty for 150k or 7 years

I sadly don’t think my mits outlander 2023 sel black edition is as good as my 2018 Rogue SAWD was… I feel my mits is fragile

Never give up,I'm sure you'll fit in somewhere😀

Well I bought a 2023 ES Outlander because I didn't need the 3rd row & in exchange for that, I get a full size full time spare wheel. I'm in Australia & we have a lot of remote country here, so this is a preferable feature here. Though it doesn't feel like it, it has oodles of power and gets up to speed surprisingly quickly. You won't have idiots trying to pass you when the speed limit changes, because they simply can't do that without looking like idiots. The car doesn't feel like it is going as fast as it actually is. This can be a trap at first, so watch your speed. Maybe it's because of sitting up so high or the suspension making the road very smooth, or perhaps because it is so stable & hangs onto the corners with such assurance & ease. Very noticeable more stable & relaxed cornering than any car I have previously owned. The one bad thing I have found so far is the tow bar is inches lower than it needs to be and its design limits departure angle to a ridiculous amount. It bottoms out on very ordinary suburban driveways. I have had a tow bar on every car I owned over the last 50 years. This is the worst one yet, worse than my Kia Cerato, worse than my saggy VR commodore etc. Total design fail on the tow bar, it could easily have mounted the tongue 2-3 inches higher as there is no structure in the way, only a bit of plastic bumper to cut out. I would have preferred if the roof wasn't as tall, as that would have made loading roof racks oh so much easier for smaller people like me. My wife & I had looked at earlier models thinking oh that's OK. So the height of the 2023 model was a surprise we had not realised.

Just got a 2020 outlander SEL and we love it

Tow capacity 2000lb my VW EOS does more than that and that's just basically a VW Golf.

The third row is great for emergency transport of children and their friends to parks and soccer games.

i don't really need that third row, but it's gonna be funny as hell to stick my friends back there when im the bus for the group lmao. my mitsubishi endeavor made it to 300k and finally gonna get a new car and im just gonna get another mitsubishi tbh.

The plug in is even better.

Excellent video! How would you compare it to the gas powered 2022/2023 Kia Sorento in terms of quality, build, reliability and bang for your buck as I am considering both.

4:05 Haha, very funny. Well, my grandson would fit there very easily. It's not for huge guys like you. Hahah .. By the way, I like that car. My only concern is that issue with the hood. Have they fixed that yet?

Hi! First time buyer of a Mitsi (30 year driver of many makes and models) and I love my 2023 Outlander. The 3rd row is less than ideal but the price point, warranty and amenities far outweigh the tiny tiny 3rd row and torque. I know it’ll last a really long time

Mitsubishi have no plans to sell the 2023 Outlander in Europe *at the moment" which is a shame, we just have the new Eclipse which is a smaller/short wheel base version of the 2022 Outlander. Which is really strange because the Outlander is and has been the best selling PHEV in the UK since it's launch I believe was 2014.

Great video guys! I'm really curious about that spray on the headlights thing. Does it have a wiper as well? How well does it spray at highway speeds vs city driving? If it doesn't have a wiper does it impair the light coming through the lamp because I know I can't see much in that time between when I spray my windshield and before the wiper clears it off. I am really intrigued by a made for Canada design. That insulated battery seems particularly interesting with all the arctic fronts we get here in Alberta (-50C windchills mid December). I also wonder if they did anything for the draft that can come off of the doors or were those pretty well insulated?

I have 2015 outlander and 237000 miles on it ;) still work perfectly.. but time to change the new one ;)