Got the 2024 Outlander SEL a week ago and it is downright amazing. Already had 1000kms on it within a week. I like the silent cabin, and the 20 inch wheels seats you higher than most suv's in the segment. Also comes with an impressive feature set. Value for the money.
Salut! Pouvez-vous nous faire un video ... avec des commentaires: attitude , silence, autonomie .... économie de carburant svp. Je veux en acheter un ... mais je trouve que le paiement mensuel trop cher ... je me demande si vraiment ça vaut la peine version PHEV GT. merci
My mother got a red one. She loves it. I talked to her into getting one. Her Outlander is the SE with the technology package. It’s got the panoramic roof.
Just got that today too but with upgraded wheels and in silver. Your mom still love it? I can’t wait take this car everywhere. I love it so much and is a HUGE upgrade from my 2016 Subaru Crosstrek.
@@ofcbob6391 For a vehicle like this the engine doesn't need to be very powerful because there is no actual link between the engine and the wheels, all the real work is being done by electric motors. The PHEV outlander was designed to operate first on its battery and then use the engine as a backup to charge it. That said, the engine does charge the battery and if you feel like you'll need a powerful engine to charge the battery without plugging in or you are in an area where there is a lot of distance between plug-ins and you want to use the vehicle for road trips that might be a concern, and it might be better to opt for a mild-hybrid instead of a plug-in. I can also speak as an owner of this vehicle who has taken it out on long trips and attest that the engine's low power output doesn't seem to be much of an issue due to the motors in the drivetrain.
Have a 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander SEL and they are excellent quality compared to competitors going back many years. I used to be a Subaru Forester fan and the Outlander change me over. I would only own an Outlander or Forester when compared to other vehicles in their class.
We just purchased 2024’ Outlander SE White Diamond color with black edition wheels. Paid $34.5 with dealer discounts. It is super nice. Mitsubishi makes all around nice looking cars.
Mitsubishi was downward vanilla flavored till this came along. This would be my first choice for a 3rd row, because I see how hard Mitsubishi tried. I love the exterior and interior. Great job Mitsubishi, and it would be exciting to see what other new models they would roll out. I think the RVR will get a all new model. Super stoked! And great video, guys!
That 3rd is not usable. My wife and I tried to justify it but it's a waste of space and weight. They need to remove it or extend the length of the Outlander to make it work. Kia Sorento would be a much better-psuedo 3 row vehicle
Good looks, great warranty, low interest currently (0%for36mo, 2.99 to 72mo), and the dealers are not marking up over MSRP. I was was set on a Kia Sportage but after dealing with 5 dealers and their ridiculous scams (5k markups over MSRP!) I opted to take a look at the SEL Outlander. I am glad I did, it was far more luxurious and spacious.
My dealer (High Point Mitsubishi in NC) upgraded my warranty to 20 years and 200,000 miles no additional cost. They were awesome. Can’t wait to take this thing everywhere hehe❤
I'm really thinking of getting an SE (has all I need) but have two main concerns: Do you feel that the engine is OK for just all-around driving, enough power? And those 20 inch wheels with little rubber between the rim and the road bumps, is the ride not that good?
@@MollyMcBooter I hope Mitsubishi doesn't go away, not many dealerships around. I think that may be a reason shoppers aren't getting the Outlander, which is being discounted pretty good in Aug of 2024. And it has a darn good warranty!
For the price it is great I got one as a rental, I like I put 2800 miles round trip. Averaged 28 miles a gallon driving about 75 miles an hour. Was good comfortable and pretty well equipped. Plus the price is good. Did not have no issues. Most other Japanese suv are higher priced. Yes the draw back is like 1 dealer per city. Wichita kansas also only has one. The quality build was good too
I've heard the dealer complaint before. I live in a mid-to-large size metro, and we have 7 dealers, while VW only has 3 and Mazda only has 1. So it must be hit or miss depending on where you live.
So last month my brand new Elantra tboned an outlander going 55 and mine about took me out, completely annihilated my car and the one I hit straight into the driver door only had to repair both door damage and air bag. They literally climbed out to the passenger side and ran to me with zero injuries. It was an early 2000 outlander. So basically I’m getting one cause 😭😭😭😭 ❤
Mitsubishi wants to make a mark in America with this…Wish i had the money,it looks amazing….I own a 2014 Outlander,very basic..lol. My grandad owned a 2 door Montero,back in the mid 90’s…Really good vehicle that was.
Great vehicle! Got a 22 in May of 21 for my wife. Loaded. For the price you cannot beat it. Excellent technology. Would like ventilated seats and an actual spare tires, but she loves her vehicle.
I'd say the biggest strike against Mitsubishi is their minimal dealer support network. There are 4 Toyota dealerships and 4 Honda dealerships in the city I live in (OKC), and only 1 MItsubishi dealership which is one of the most crooked in the state.
You bros are awesome, why I didn't find you guys earlier! Awesome review, nice details that customers are interested about and great choice of words, makes it enjoyable to keep watching the full length of the video. 👍😇
I did a couple thousand miles across the US in a rental one, and thought it was really great. I'm not an SUV guy at all so I don't have much to compare it to, but we loved the interior and the ride.
@@kromahjof course reliability is very important. Looks alone is not enough. Just for the CVT I will not buy it. Nissan is the best example for a garbage CVT
Sofar no one pointed out a nice to have toy. That's the memory drivers seat. 2 people can set the drivers seat for them. I'm 6ft tall my wife is 5.2ft, no more having to change the driver seat and mirror setting just push the memory button.
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
I'm looking at these Outlanders also. The horsepower was one of my concerns but I don't need a rocket ship either. I've heard ya its not snapping your neck back but its not that horrible too. For what you get I think I would be alright with the lower hp. It's nice and great warranty.
Some misunderstanding here; there is no CVT box, in fact one of the nice things about the Outlander PHEV is that it has no gearbox at all. When driving mainly on petrol, at most speeds the transmission of the engine to the front wheels is through a fixed ratio; otherwise the engine drives an alternator which charges the battery and powers the electric motors.
Whoops: I thought this review was mainly about the PHEV version. So, if you're not happy with the CVT or the acceleration, suggest you consider the Outlander PHEV, which is better on both.
@@bryanlecuyer5685 I think since it'll just be me and the wife (no kids, no camping gear) this engine will be OK. I like that it's made in Japan, it has a great warranty. I don't really care for this thin tires but...I need to go drive one since they are finally discounting $4K.
My 2012 RVR (outlander in Canada) is rusting from the inside out. It lives in a garage, no salt on roads, very low mileage. They kept pushing off the repair until they could say it's no longer under warranty. They had a recall to spray the undercarriage for rush protection but say it's unrelated to the paint issue (!!??).
You don't know anything kid. Mitsubishi is an amazing brand wihr amazing cars and tech. You'd have to get the maxed out spec Toyota to even have the base or medium level trim outlander even then the rav4 has no features.
Well Mitsi is popular in Asia & Oceania with wide variety of models in every segment available even have a pick-up (see Triton) that honda and subaru doesn't! It is only in N. America they have small foot print.
Mitsubishi is a huge corporation, their American auto market operations is just a small part of what they do so they have a very large corporate backing with very deep pockets. They’re going nowhere.
@rhoelg It’s very popular in the Caribbean too. They sell a wide range of car in the Caribbean too. The pick'up they sell in the Caribbean is the L-200. My favorite car is the Pajero.
Do your Outlanders come with Matrix LED high beam headlights in Canada and the US? We get them standard in mid and top end Outlanders in Australia. They are amazing at night and it's a real pity if you guys miss out!!
@@P1anetMar5 nope, this is actually one of the safest car in it's class, you can look it up on Google ;) the Outlander has been rated good in the new updated side impact crash test, the Forester didn't.
As I just tboned one on the hwy all they got was $2000 in door damage and air bag then jumped out the other side with zero injuries…I concur. I was a very impressed pretzel in my 2023 Elantra
@@P1anetMar5 I had a Forester for a number of years. I wanted to buy another one but it is a "discovered" car so the prices were way up. I then came across Mitsubishi and the Outlander and found that I was getting a Subaru at 25% less of what I would pay for a new Forester. I am also big on safety and the Forester is the safest out there... with the Outlander being two or three for the 2018 that I have.
I had a 2017. Great SUV. I wish this new model did not have those lights on the side of the grill. I am not sure if they are the head lighta or fog lights.
Your video is quite convincing, just bought a touring sel a month ago.quite impressive interior.its too early to break the bottle yet.2 things i really hate .its shocking they didn't put the remote start on key fob n no wireless android auto.thats a big minus. there r some other things which are ignorable like the third row.the center console,no spare wheel.ventilated seats. In new york if they wanna hang around with big boys they gotta keep those things in mind.remote start n wireless connection is very common these days.
I owned a 2010 Outlander. A pretty good car. No complains. However, I tried a 2021 Outlander and I were not impressed by changes. 2021 version had smaller front seats than the 2010. The 2024 looks definitely better than 2021 and I think the front seats seems more comfortable. I didn't try it yet. However, Mithubishi has been always behind in interior changes than other brands. 2024 model looks like 2022 for many models on the market. A lot of 2025 models has 2 12 in screens on a single glass panel. And I'm not talking about luxury Mercedes here. Check out the Hyundai Tucson 2025 for example. Still it's a nice car.
If a good vehicle has a big problem with the CVT transmission, maintenance is very difficult. And the price of a new one is around $8,000. Be careful with the warranty.
My stepdaughter purchased a new Outlander in November, 2023. It is blowing hot air when the a/c is on. The dealership here is rude, incompetent, and understaffed. Google Mitsubishi Outlander or Mitsubishi air conditioner problems and you see it goes back as far as 2016. Fixing it appears to be nearly impossible and it's amazing that none of the reviews from platforms such as Edmunds and Car and Driver don't mention it. Plus there's only 1 dealership within 90 miles from Knoxville, TN. RUN don't walk away from this manufacturer.
I like this new design but the third row needs to be larger or they need to just scrap it altogether. Not a great competitor with that tight space they days.
It's an emergency 3rd row, it's a 5+2, the Tiguan is also available with the same 3rd row concept, the CR-V and the X-Trail (Rogue in the U.S) is also available with the same 3rd row and all of them are smaller than the Outlander, if Mitsubishi made the Outlander bigger then it wouldn't compete with the RAV4, CR-V, Rogue, Tiguan, Sportage and Tuscon.
It's not a 3rd row design like a Tahoe. You're not putting anything over 4' back there for long. Our Acadia's 3rd row of seats has been folded down since we got it 3 years ago. It's storage space that can occasionally hold a couple more little kids as you squeeze your children and their friends into the car to go get ice cream.
Do you know about any good aftermarket car starters because 150 a year in crazy when ur ac only goes to 75 and ford and Subaru the app is free if I would have know I would have went with the Subaru
I really am interested in this vehicle, however, the lack of ventilated seats is a dealbreaker. It's weird that this vehicle goes as far as having massaging seats but not ventilation. As a person who runs hot and that my 2011 Optima has ventilated seats that I use nearly daily, the fact that this car doesn't have it (in the highest trim), blows my mind.
I have a Subaru with ventilated seats and maybe its just the perforations or the leather in my car, but I rarely use the ventilation and I live in Florida. As long as the real leather breathes well I'm fine. Now if it were vinyl seats (leatherette) it would have to have ventilation imo.
READ BEFORE YOU BUY! When it comes to the the mi pilot assist. You have to have it in cruise for it to activate and keep you centered. Then everytime you switch lanes via turn signal it will beep at you when you enter the other lane and it locks on to the lines again. So left turn signal, switch lanes, locks on with green steering wheel lit... BEEP. Then pass the car and go back to the right lane, locks on.... BEEP. No where to turn that off and super annoying with no volume control either. Also, when the Mi Pilot active you can't turn off the alarm for when you drift to a line on either side. This is usually the persons doing over the assist but it will give you a BEEP BEEP, BEEP BEEP when that happens and you can't turn that off either. So if those types of alarms bother you then this is not the car for you. I like my previous car which was a Hyundai and I could have the steer lane assist on all the time, cruise or no cruise and shut the annoying sounds off. I regret buying this car because of this...
inside vehicle designs these days are pretty cool, and useful but what I don't get is why they never seem to integrate the infotainment screen into the dashboard. I mean it looks like a sore thumb sticking out. Blended and flow _ that what designers need to keep in mind. not jutting out like it was a las minute add-on. just saying
Really good choice especially since the Mitsubishi dealers aren't marking up the MSRP. Pretty much what you build on the website is what you can expect to pay when you actually buy it.
@@thomasperez8978 Depends where you live. They recently experienced a Canada wide MSRP increase of around $500 dollars. So after the discount you're probably paying the same thing as before. Still good value for the money though. Just decline their tactics to make you purchase warranty lol.
I love just about everything about these vehicles. The only thing keeping me from buying one is the stupid CVT. I'd also rather not have the third row seating, but that's minor. The CVT is a deal breaker though
How and why would the remote start be only good for 2 years?? That should come standard on the app, really squeezing the money from customes aren't we.
Could have been a great contender. Headlights are just way too much for the front end, plus that useless third row where most car makers sacrifice a spare tire for.
You can actually fit a space saver spare wheel on this new Outlander, in Australia, they come with a space saver spare, IDK why the U.S doesn't but the AU version comes with it and with a 3rd row too and also it's a 5+2 not a full 7 seater, it's what you call an emergency use 3rd row, the Tiguan, CR-V and the X-Trail (Rogue in the U.S) also comes with the same concept 3rd row and all of those are even smaller than the Outlander.
Honestly, I'll get a KIA Sportage 2024 over this any day. Looks better, superior technology and way more reliability. Both need a turbo charged engine tho...
One of you stated that it's a Nissan Transmission, but I think Mitsubishi no longer sources their CVTs from Nissan. I think they now make their own. A point to be made about fuel economy is that (at least in my opinion) to get better fuel economy accommodations need to be made that impact longevity and reliability. I'd rather pay more for gas and avoid the repair shop even if it's under warranty.
It’s nice but waiting for refresh update of it. Wanting to see if they change/do something about the headlights. It took me a while to like this vehicle because of the headlights placement or looks.
It received an update for the previous year. I wouldn't expect any major changes for another couple years at least. Making the 3rd row easily removable would be a big help IMO.
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Got the 2024 Outlander SEL a week ago and it is downright amazing. Already had 1000kms on it within a week. I like the silent cabin, and the 20 inch wheels seats you higher than most suv's in the segment. Also comes with an impressive feature set. Value for the money.
Salut! Pouvez-vous nous faire un video ... avec des commentaires: attitude , silence, autonomie .... économie de carburant svp. Je veux en acheter un ... mais je trouve que le paiement mensuel trop cher ... je me demande si vraiment ça vaut la peine version PHEV GT. merci
You realize the 20" wheel is wrapped in a low profile tire, yes? You're not getting higher seating position due to the wheel/tire combination.
Just got one two days ago for my wife. It has too many gadgets for me, but definitely get a lot for the price.
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My mother got a red one. She loves it. I talked to her into getting one. Her Outlander is the SE with the technology package. It’s got the panoramic roof.
How my much she paid for it out the door? if you don't mind me asking
Most people i know that own the Outlander love it. It is a content-packed compact CUV. Very little to not like.
@@techten1012 I’m not really sure the total of what she paid.
I would loved to get one myself. But the Blue one
Just got that today too but with upgraded wheels and in silver. Your mom still love it? I can’t wait take this car everywhere. I love it so much and is a HUGE upgrade from my 2016 Subaru Crosstrek.
Bought a 2024 a month ago and am super impressed, not sure what they used to be like but this one is amazing
What about the engine, ever feel like it really needs more power?
@@ofcbob6391 For a vehicle like this the engine doesn't need to be very powerful because there is no actual link between the engine and the wheels, all the real work is being done by electric motors. The PHEV outlander was designed to operate first on its battery and then use the engine as a backup to charge it.
That said, the engine does charge the battery and if you feel like you'll need a powerful engine to charge the battery without plugging in or you are in an area where there is a lot of distance between plug-ins and you want to use the vehicle for road trips that might be a concern, and it might be better to opt for a mild-hybrid instead of a plug-in.
I can also speak as an owner of this vehicle who has taken it out on long trips and attest that the engine's low power output doesn't seem to be much of an issue due to the motors in the drivetrain.
Have a 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander SEL and they are excellent quality compared to competitors going back many years. I used to be a Subaru Forester fan and the Outlander change me over. I would only own an Outlander or Forester when compared to other vehicles in their class.
@@ofcbob6391 For me not really. The engine does what it needs to do. No excessive vibration and/or struggling to reach the mark.
OMG! I just found out this doesn't have the annoying auto start/stop. That alone makes this a BUY in my book!
We just purchased 2024’ Outlander SE White Diamond color with black edition wheels. Paid $34.5 with dealer discounts. It is super nice.
Mitsubishi makes all around nice looking cars.
Now that you've had it about 7 mos, ever feel like it needs a turbo?
Love that you guys do sound decibel readings and keep a master list - the only ones that I know of that do this and it's super helpful!
Our pleasure! Thanks!
I've had a Mitsubishi Galant and a Montero. They were both very reliable and comfortable.
Mitsubishi was downward vanilla flavored till this came along. This would be my first choice for a 3rd row, because I see how hard Mitsubishi tried. I love the exterior and interior. Great job Mitsubishi, and it would be exciting to see what other new models they would roll out. I think the RVR will get a all new model. Super stoked!
And great video, guys!
Thank you!
That 3rd is not usable. My wife and I tried to justify it but it's a waste of space and weight. They need to remove it or extend the length of the Outlander to make it work. Kia Sorento would be a much better-psuedo 3 row vehicle
@@DadDrums1015You could use the third row if you pushed the 2nd seat forward. I’ve tried it at the dealer and it’s definitely doable.
@@mrgurulittle7000doesn’t that nullify the utility of the second rows leg room?
@@smithsfan425It requires compromise, but it’s doable. I mean, that’s what is expected on a compact SUV.
We own Mitsubishi Outlander base model and even at base it offers plenty of goodies, it feels quite luxurious and it looks beautiful.
Good looks, great warranty, low interest currently (0%for36mo, 2.99 to 72mo), and the dealers are not marking up over MSRP. I was was set on a Kia Sportage but after dealing with 5 dealers and their ridiculous scams (5k markups over MSRP!) I opted to take a look at the SEL Outlander. I am glad I did, it was far more luxurious and spacious.
My dealer (High Point Mitsubishi in NC) upgraded my warranty to 20 years and 200,000 miles no additional cost. They were awesome. Can’t wait to take this thing everywhere hehe❤
0% for 48 mos right now.
I'm really thinking of getting an SE (has all I need) but have two main concerns: Do you feel that the engine is OK for just all-around driving, enough power? And those 20 inch wheels with little rubber between the rim and the road bumps, is the ride not that good?
@@MollyMcBooter I hope Mitsubishi doesn't go away, not many dealerships around. I think that may be a reason shoppers aren't getting the Outlander, which is being discounted pretty good in Aug of 2024. And it has a darn good warranty!
Mitsubishi dealers generally do not engage in the same scams as other auto dealers do as I have seen.
For the price it is great I got one as a rental, I like I put 2800 miles round trip. Averaged 28 miles a gallon driving about 75 miles an hour. Was good comfortable and pretty well equipped. Plus the price is good. Did not have no issues. Most other Japanese suv are higher priced. Yes the draw back is like 1 dealer per city. Wichita kansas also only has one. The quality build was good too
how much the rental cost you for that many miles 2800 a lot miles cross country road trip
I've heard the dealer complaint before. I live in a mid-to-large size metro, and we have 7 dealers, while VW only has 3 and Mazda only has 1. So it must be hit or miss depending on where you live.
So last month my brand new Elantra tboned an outlander going 55 and mine about took me out, completely annihilated my car and the one I hit straight into the driver door only had to repair both door damage and air bag. They literally climbed out to the passenger side and ran to me with zero injuries. It was an early 2000 outlander.
So basically I’m getting one cause 😭😭😭😭 ❤
Mitsubishi wants to make a mark in America with this…Wish i had the money,it looks amazing….I own a 2014 Outlander,very basic..lol. My grandad owned a 2 door Montero,back in the mid 90’s…Really good vehicle that was.
Now my first new Mitsubishi SUV I can buy.
Great vehicle! Got a 22 in May of 21 for my wife. Loaded. For the price you cannot beat it. Excellent technology. Would like ventilated seats and an actual spare tires, but she loves her vehicle.
Awesome
Most of the new cars are going away from a spare tire, which doesn't make any sense duo to space
Now that you’ve had it for almost three years, any issues with reliability? I’m seriously considering this over a Highlander or rav 4
@@josep9599I'm curious too
Youre such a great hubby!
Yes the only draw back for me is the donut. Subaru Forester gives an actual spare.
I'd say the biggest strike against Mitsubishi is their minimal dealer support network. There are 4 Toyota dealerships and 4 Honda dealerships in the city I live in (OKC), and only 1 MItsubishi dealership which is one of the most crooked in the state.
Got a rental Outlander. It was outstanding. Tech is super impressive for the price. Much better than the RAV4 imo.
You bros are awesome, why I didn't find you guys earlier!
Awesome review, nice details that customers are interested about and great choice of words, makes it enjoyable to keep watching the full length of the video. 👍😇
Thanks so much!
I did a couple thousand miles across the US in a rental one, and thought it was really great.
I'm not an SUV guy at all so I don't have much to compare it to, but we loved the interior and the ride.
Look much better than the RAV4
A lot suv look better than rav4 , people only buy rav4 cuz of Toyota reliability record
@@kromahjof course reliability is very important. Looks alone is not enough. Just for the CVT I will not buy it. Nissan is the best example for a garbage CVT
@@Arctic5fox a lot car now reliable bro, Toyota not that reliable like they use to be
@@Arctic5fox they been having problems too
@@Arctic5foxrav 4 also has cvt and the worst one then this outlander and 4wd systems I dont even compare..
Sofar no one pointed out a nice to have toy. That's the memory drivers seat. 2 people can set the drivers seat for them.
I'm 6ft tall my wife is 5.2ft, no more having to change the driver seat and mirror setting just push the memory button.
Hi, greetings from BRAZIL. Very nice your video introducing MT Outlander. We expect to have this car here on 2024.
Thanks for watching!
I have a 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander SEL Touring. The car is great except it is hard to find aftermarket parts.
The quicker picker smacker feature... sold!
Fantastic review as always guys!😸
What makes this car look so good is no black plastic on exterior instead all body color. just like Tesla, Porsche, Mercedes, Bentley does it
Nice, I see the Outlander having a 4 cylinder NA engine as a plus over the complex thrèe cylinder turbo in the Rouge.
very funny start ! Enjoyed from Oslo, Norway
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
I'm looking at these Outlanders also. The horsepower was one of my concerns but I don't need a rocket ship either. I've heard ya its not snapping your neck back but its not that horrible too. For what you get I think I would be alright with the lower hp. It's nice and great warranty.
Some misunderstanding here; there is no CVT box, in fact one of the nice things about the Outlander PHEV is that it has no gearbox at all. When driving mainly on petrol, at most speeds the transmission of the engine to the front wheels is through a fixed ratio; otherwise the engine drives an alternator which charges the battery and powers the electric motors.
Whoops: I thought this review was mainly about the PHEV version. So, if you're not happy with the CVT or the acceleration, suggest you consider the Outlander PHEV, which is better on both.
@@bryanlecuyer5685 I think since it'll just be me and the wife (no kids, no camping gear) this engine will be OK. I like that it's made in Japan, it has a great warranty. I don't really care for this thin tires but...I need to go drive one since they are finally discounting $4K.
Best deal out there at the moment. Lots for the $$. What Hyundai and Kia used to be regarding pricing.
My 2012 RVR (outlander in Canada) is rusting from the inside out. It lives in a garage, no salt on roads, very low mileage. They kept pushing off the repair until they could say it's no longer under warranty. They had a recall to spray the undercarriage for rush protection but say it's unrelated to the paint issue (!!??).
One day, I buy a 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander.
Amazing review. Thank you so much…. Now I need start saving up to buy one. I love the car
Thank you! 😁
Only reason I’m considering this vehicle since the engine and transmission is made in Japan. CRV and rav4 is made in USA
The fact Mitsubishi is still around is incredible.😅
It is, for sure! Even I as a Mitsubishi fan still wonder what their strategy is. But that Outlander they made sure was a home run.
You don't know anything kid. Mitsubishi is an amazing brand wihr amazing cars and tech.
You'd have to get the maxed out spec Toyota to even have the base or medium level trim outlander even then the rav4 has no features.
Well Mitsi is popular in Asia & Oceania with wide variety of models in every segment available even have a pick-up (see Triton) that honda and subaru doesn't! It is only in N. America they have small foot print.
Mitsubishi is a huge corporation, their American auto market operations is just a small part of what they do so they have a very large corporate backing with very deep pockets. They’re going nowhere.
@rhoelg It’s very popular in the Caribbean too. They sell a wide range of car in the Caribbean too. The pick'up they sell in the Caribbean is the L-200.
My favorite car is the Pajero.
Everything is fine and dandy, but the LCD display should be an integral part of the dashboard and not glued on .
Do your Outlanders come with Matrix LED high beam headlights in Canada and the US? We get them standard in mid and top end Outlanders in Australia. They are amazing at night and it's a real pity if you guys miss out!!
Love my Outlander 2024
If you want to hear your engine screaming at you everytime you touch the gas pedal, take the Toyota.
The safest car in its class.
Safest would be the forester
@@P1anetMar5 nope, this is actually one of the safest car in it's class, you can look it up on Google ;) the Outlander has been rated good in the new updated side impact crash test, the Forester didn't.
@@P1anetMar5 According to U.S. News, the 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander earned the top spot as the safest SUV on the market for the year.
As I just tboned one on the hwy all they got was $2000 in door damage and air bag then jumped out the other side with zero injuries…I concur. I was a very impressed pretzel in my 2023 Elantra
@@P1anetMar5 I had a Forester for a number of years. I wanted to buy another one but it is a "discovered" car so the prices were way up. I then came across Mitsubishi and the Outlander and found that I was getting a Subaru at 25% less of what I would pay for a new Forester. I am also big on safety and the Forester is the safest out there... with the Outlander being two or three for the 2018 that I have.
I had a 2017. Great SUV. I wish this new model did not have those lights on the side of the grill. I am not sure if they are the head lighta or fog lights.
about keys, I have found that Mazda keys are made by mistubishi, and this keys look exactly like like mazda remote keys of 2016-> higher.
Your video is quite convincing, just bought a touring sel a month ago.quite impressive interior.its too early to break the bottle yet.2 things i really hate .its shocking they didn't put the remote start on key fob n no wireless android auto.thats a big minus. there r some other things which are ignorable like the third row.the center console,no spare wheel.ventilated seats. In new york if they wanna hang around with big boys they gotta keep those things in mind.remote start n wireless connection is very common these days.
I owned a 2010 Outlander. A pretty good car. No complains. However, I tried a 2021 Outlander and I were not impressed by changes. 2021 version had smaller front seats than the 2010. The 2024 looks definitely better than 2021 and I think the front seats seems more comfortable. I didn't try it yet. However, Mithubishi has been always behind in interior changes than other brands. 2024 model looks like 2022 for many models on the market. A lot of 2025 models has 2 12 in screens on a single glass panel. And I'm not talking about luxury Mercedes here. Check out the Hyundai Tucson 2025 for example. Still it's a nice car.
It looks alright, I don’t like the CVT 😂
I like the color as well,which trim level is this?
So the heads up display is bigger then the infotainment screen big zonk for me
Love this suv tighter space
No ventilated seats kill it for me, I have them and I cant imagine going back especially with driving around with leather seats in the summer.
If a good vehicle has a big problem with the CVT transmission, maintenance is very difficult. And the price of a new one is around $8,000. Be careful with the warranty.
Would love to see these have an Evolution option. Like the lancer Evolution. Put tge 4g63 in it with a dual clutch auto 7 speed transmission
I average 29 mpg on our 23 Touring Model Outllander and same on Our 24 Outlander SEL Touring Model.
So your comparing it to rav 4, rouge basically small suvs. Do you have a comparison to mid size Like pathfinder?
My stepdaughter purchased a new Outlander in November, 2023. It is blowing hot air when the a/c is on. The dealership here is rude, incompetent, and understaffed. Google Mitsubishi Outlander or Mitsubishi air conditioner problems and you see it goes back as far as 2016. Fixing it appears to be nearly impossible and it's amazing that none of the reviews from platforms such as Edmunds and Car and Driver don't mention it. Plus there's only 1 dealership within 90 miles from Knoxville, TN. RUN don't walk away from this manufacturer.
They probably haven't mentioned it because it's anecdotal 🤷
How about getting the Plug-in, getting more MPG
I like this new design but the third row needs to be larger or they need to just scrap it altogether. Not a great competitor with that tight space they days.
It's an emergency 3rd row, it's a 5+2, the Tiguan is also available with the same 3rd row concept, the CR-V and the X-Trail (Rogue in the U.S) is also available with the same 3rd row and all of them are smaller than the Outlander, if Mitsubishi made the Outlander bigger then it wouldn't compete with the RAV4, CR-V, Rogue, Tiguan, Sportage and Tuscon.
@@rapide12345up here in Canada, none of those models have a third row installed for emergencies.
If you need a third row SUV, stop fooling yourself and buy a mini van.
It's not a 3rd row design like a Tahoe. You're not putting anything over 4' back there for long. Our Acadia's 3rd row of seats has been folded down since we got it 3 years ago. It's storage space that can occasionally hold a couple more little kids as you squeeze your children and their friends into the car to go get ice cream.
Actually I wish my 2024 didn’t come with the 3rd row. It used to be an option and without it you had a nice storage space.
I have the 2022 Outlander. What did they update? Looks exactly the same as mine.
Good review lads. I needed this one
Glad you enjoyed it
Do you know about any good aftermarket car starters because 150 a year in crazy when ur ac only goes to 75 and ford and Subaru the app is free if I would have know I would have went with the Subaru
I don’t see my home link in my display… I have the SEL tech package…
I really am interested in this vehicle, however, the lack of ventilated seats is a dealbreaker. It's weird that this vehicle goes as far as having massaging seats but not ventilation. As a person who runs hot and that my 2011 Optima has ventilated seats that I use nearly daily, the fact that this car doesn't have it (in the highest trim), blows my mind.
I have a Subaru with ventilated seats and maybe its just the perforations or the leather in my car, but I rarely use the ventilation and I live in Florida. As long as the real leather breathes well I'm fine. Now if it were vinyl seats (leatherette) it would have to have ventilation imo.
Wish that you didn't missed headlamp washer😢 its an ASMR for car guys😂
If you ignore the 3rd row this would be great for a family of 4
Thank you for sharing this video. 💚
Thanks for watching!
Excellent review.
READ BEFORE YOU BUY! When it comes to the the mi pilot assist. You have to have it in cruise for it to activate and keep you centered. Then everytime you switch lanes via turn signal it will beep at you when you enter the other lane and it locks on to the lines again. So left turn signal, switch lanes, locks on with green steering wheel lit... BEEP. Then pass the car and go back to the right lane, locks on.... BEEP. No where to turn that off and super annoying with no volume control either. Also, when the Mi Pilot active you can't turn off the alarm for when you drift to a line on either side. This is usually the persons doing over the assist but it will give you a BEEP BEEP, BEEP BEEP when that happens and you can't turn that off either. So if those types of alarms bother you then this is not the car for you. I like my previous car which was a Hyundai and I could have the steer lane assist on all the time, cruise or no cruise and shut the annoying sounds off. I regret buying this car because of this...
you can disable the warnings in settings.
@@Benjamin-mx7lc well there ya go, I would think so.
Haven’t they solved the steering yet ?
The steering still looks unstable, like the models before!
Mitsubishi lacks a high demand in the U.S. auto market. I haven't even seen a Mitsubishi dealership where I live.
inside vehicle designs these days are pretty cool, and useful but what I don't get is why they never seem to integrate the infotainment screen into the dashboard. I mean it looks like a sore thumb sticking out. Blended and flow _ that what designers need to keep in mind. not jutting out like it was a las minute add-on. just saying
Um... Having the second key fob underneath the FIRST key fob in your hand kind of really confused me! I want two Mitsubishi Outlanders, just like you!
Really good choice especially since the Mitsubishi dealers aren't marking up the MSRP. Pretty much what you build on the website is what you can expect to pay when you actually buy it.
I see discounts on them now.
@@thomasperez8978 Depends where you live. They recently experienced a Canada wide MSRP increase of around $500 dollars. So after the discount you're probably paying the same thing as before. Still good value for the money though. Just decline their tactics to make you purchase warranty lol.
@@AndrewPersaud-h5w True. I live in the states and see at least $3500 discount for ICE and $5000 for PHEV.
The Toyota Highlander and Nissan Rogue had a baby, the Outlander is the result.
Subscribing to remote start is a deal breaker. I'm not turning transportation into Netflix.
We can trust Japanese automobiles with closing eyes coz it's reliable
good video , thanks
Glad you liked it!
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How is this considered compact? It's huge. It has 3 rows of seats.
Does this car have a spare tire if not can b a big headache
I love just about everything about these vehicles. The only thing keeping me from buying one is the stupid CVT. I'd also rather not have the third row seating, but that's minor. The CVT is a deal breaker though
Just picked up an SE Black Edition in that beautiful red!
Why would you choose this over an Outback?
One is a soccer mom vehicle the other is for outdoor enthusiasts.
Very very very very very good looker mitsubishi car to see futuristic modern design with afvance technology
You guys are the coolest Scottish lads from the Black Smokey Mountains of Kentucky...
Best looking in the class
Looks like a small Explorer.
Definitely breaking Rav 4 Market !!
How and why would the remote start be only good for 2 years?? That should come standard on the app, really squeezing the money from customes aren't we.
Could have been a great contender. Headlights are just way too much for the front end, plus that useless third row where most car makers sacrifice a spare tire for.
You can actually fit a space saver spare wheel on this new Outlander, in Australia, they come with a space saver spare, IDK why the U.S doesn't but the AU version comes with it and with a 3rd row too and also it's a 5+2 not a full 7 seater, it's what you call an emergency use 3rd row, the Tiguan, CR-V and the X-Trail (Rogue in the U.S) also comes with the same concept 3rd row and all of those are even smaller than the Outlander.
@@rapide12345 Alternatively if you can find a Nissan Murano at a wreckers, you can get the full size spare there and that'll fit too!
Honestly, I'll get a KIA Sportage 2024 over this any day. Looks better, superior technology and way more reliability. Both need a turbo charged engine tho...
Or maybe an outlander truck version with the 4g63 engine and a 7 speed dual clutch
All the Mitsubishi models look good.
One of you stated that it's a Nissan Transmission, but I think Mitsubishi no longer sources their CVTs from Nissan. I think they now make their own. A point to be made about fuel economy is that (at least in my opinion) to get better fuel economy accommodations need to be made that impact longevity and reliability. I'd rather pay more for gas and avoid the repair shop even if it's under warranty.
Mitsushitty and Nissan are the same company. So it’s a Nissan cvt regardless
Does the hood flutters like the 2022 outlander
They fixed that issue late 2022.
It looks amazing
Is it as reliable as a Rav4, CX-50 or CRV? Kind of the most important question to answer
It’s made from Japan so yes? 🤣
At highway speeds, the Hood oscillates up/down like its going to blow off.
It was fixed from 2023 and beyond.
It’s nice but waiting for refresh update of it. Wanting to see if they change/do something about the headlights. It took me a while to like this vehicle because of the headlights placement or looks.
It received an update for the previous year. I wouldn't expect any major changes for another couple years at least.
Making the 3rd row easily removable would be a big help IMO.
Is it reliable?
Remote start is on a monthly payment after 24mos, thats should be ilegal
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