Just got one today exactly like in the video here. Out the door cost was under $38,000 and the dealership even upgraded the warranty to 20 freaking years and 200,000 miles and all maintenance free for 2 years 😮 I’m going from a 2016 Subaru Crosstrek and its so nice now not having to turn off the AC whenever I’m accelerating. Can’t believe I got such a “fancy” car from Mitsubishi with such an awesome warranty for that cost. Would have been about $45-$50,000 if I had went Toyota.
I've owned Mitsubishi's for over 30 years.... absolutely love them. Rarely ever needed to do anything to them except for routine oil changes and brakes.
I have a Mitsubishi and it has over 340, 000 miles on it. All I did was kept up on the maintenance. I do go back and forth on getting the new Mitsubishi, but I love having no monthly payments.
I bought one for my wife a few weeks ago, the power of the engine and the performance of the CVT box leaves a lot to be desired, although for the city and long trips it is perfect, otherwise I can only say that it is perfect
This vehicle engine isn’t suitable to drive fast . This vehicle brings more stability and is a great value if you are not looking for the speed . Definitively I don’t think that could be a deal breaker in my position because is a very good reliable and not forgetting it comes with the roomy leather seats , great panoramic views , voice command , assisting lane over , not forgetting 5 years or 60 month bumper to bumper and 10 years or 100,00 miles or whatever first . overall almost perfect ..
La empresa donde trabajo distribuye están Nissan y Mitsubishi, los carros los veo todos los días, y déjame decirte que la Outlander en apariencia es mil Veces mejor, no lo digo yo... Lo dicen los mismos clientes.
Which one will last longer between the Mitsubishi and the Honda CRV? Please do not call that so-called third row in the Mitsubishi third row for seven seaters. it’s not a seven seater vehicle. It could be if they added about 8 inches.
I was looking at this and their very nice. When I test drove the Nissan Rogue SL premium package I was sold. This vehicle is under powered and trying to merge onto the interstate is not good.
Loading 7 people into that thing with luggage, I could only imagine the 0 to 60 time going over 10-11 seconds with the underpowered 181 hp engine. Idk why Mitsubishi sticks to under powering their suv’s. The Montero limited was the same way way back in the 2000’s
Cheapest 3 row SUV on the market and decently reliable, I have no idea why its not more popular than the Telluride or Pallisade now. Yes the 3rd row seating is tight but for kids its adequate.
My 2016 Outlander couldn’t even keep its paint on the body when new. It would flake off during routine hand car washes. Coupled with the high pressure sales environment, Mitsubishi has lost another customer.
Is buying a preused 2019 Mistuibushi Outlander good idea? Refer below the details: 2020 Mitsubishi Outlander ES ZL Auto AWD MY20, Mileage 90k. 2.4l petrol engine.
@@futurefomo2828do well to check or find out yourself.. For some folks it might not be good, but might be good for you.. If you still wanna pass, try test driving a Mazda.
Was that a joke? Volvos air suspension is one of the best in the world. Forgetting the suspension, what possessed you to compare a very safe, solid, and comfortable luxury car like Volvo to Mitsu? It's like comparing a Caddilac to my uncle's 1986 Yugo.
I still don’t know how Mitsubishi allowed the current front end design to make its way to the production version of this vehicle. The front end of the current Rav4 isn’t beautiful, but compared to this monstrosity, it’s a no-brainer which one is the superior looking vehicle.
Solo te puedo decir que es muy diferente tenerlo a verlo solo por fotos o videos, la Outlander tiene un diseño demasiado hermoso, elegante y a la vez imponente, yo la tengo y al ponerlo al lado de una rav4 o cualquier otro auto de su categoría se ve lo imponente que es, con decir que cuando el carro pasa todos quedan viéndolo, se roba la mirada de todo por lo imponente.
I like the front-end. Kind of reminds me of some Cadillac and GMCs I’ve seen. BUT, it is more “masculine” looking, and I’m a lady. Thats my only gripe. Just got the exact same car in the video today and am very happy with it.
Friend of mine had a Rogue I drove some a bit and I can definitely say hands-down this Outlander is a way better car. Drives better imo, and the interior is way more advanced and higher quality.
Hard to tell yet since they’re new but a friend of mine’s Outlander she got last year hasn’t given her any issues. Plus their warranty is really awesome, SO, if it *did* turn into POS with you, at least they have to fix it.
@@MollyMcBooter hmm. Good enough. The rest is outta our control! lol. I’m looking for a small suv that is not $40k new. I think they loook good. But I never owned anything but a 4x4 truck. F150-f350- 1500 Denali and z71. Easy to work on so I get worried about car things. Like battery location? Changing oil, am I’m gonna being changing out timing chains etc. little scared cuz the car world is new to me. But I want a smooth awd or 4x4 suv for camping trips me and my doggie. Amani don’t wanna be bouncing around and my dog can sleep instead of him bouncing around lol. But also look at palisades and tellurides. Hit the price , might as well buy a V8 truck for the price. That’s my thing
This will go over 100,000 miles easily, regular maintenance is the key, doesn't matter which brand unless if their is a factory issue/defect or if the brand is known to be bad when it comes to quality and reliability but this has Mitsubishi's 10 year 100,000 mile warranty, and fun fact, this Outlander is built in Japan, the CR-V and RAV4 aren't except for the Prime I think.
@@rapide12345 my 2017 Sonata had a 10 year 100k mile powertrain warranty, it burned around 1qt of oil every 1k miles and Hyundai said it was "normal". As soon as the warranty expired, around 105k-ish miles, it started burning 3-4 quarts of oil every 1k miles. I did all of the regular maintenance, everything the manufacturer recommended, and guess what? The engine died.
Well while i have a spot for Mitsubishi in my heart , Toyota has been my pick all the time .why,i live in africa ,my country has challenging roads and i can tell you ,i see toyotas arriving with no problems after a 800 km journey of hell
Because they look great and fall apart after 3 years. You will hear more noise coming out from different areas of the Mitsu than sitting on the 1st row of Philharmonic hall.
I test drove one of those. It's cramped and badly built space wise. So if u want a cramped SUV with barely any room to close the door then this is definitely for you
i think it can. at least the engine of this car is bulletproof. 4b12 is known for its longevity, + in hybrid form it has less horsepower (only 131) so it is even more reliable
No hablas con bases, por si no sabes @maddy ya casi ningún toyota se produce en Japón, ahora la mayoría vienen de Indonesia... No tengo más nada que decir... Ahh si que la Outlander es un carro ensamblado 100% en Japón osea es un japonés de verdad no como la mayoría de los Toyota que por su origen no duran como antes
I heard Mithsu ran out of R&D funds amd that led to poor Vehicle Quality. Even though, Mithsu now owned by Nissan and it looks Vehicle looks are apealing, I would still pay more and opt for Toyota.
Cx 90 much more expensive. Test drove the 2024 outlander and it’s nice. Test drove Cx 50 and it works be great if seats weren’t so stiff abs uncomfortable.
Mitsubishi f$cked up the front end design of the vehicle. It’s going to age horribly in a few years. Owners of this vehicle better protect the front end with preventive measures (limit sun exposure, protective coatings) because if you don’t it’s going to look awful.
