2018 Mitsubishi Outlander 2.0 CKD Review | EvoMalaysia.com
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2024
- Two weakness, needs more power and rear air-con vents, but the Outlander is otherwise a very spacious, practical, and pretty handsome SUV for the price.
The 2.0-litre model, being an entry level variant, is not embarrassingly-equipped relative to its bigger-engined 2.4-litre sibling. Excellent chassis dynamics too.
Skip to the important parts:
- 00:00 - Introduction
- 02:37 - Exterior walkaround
- 05:53 - Boot
- 08:26 - Interior: Middle row seats
- 12:05 - Interior: Third row seats
- 13:37 - Interior: Dashboard
- 20:24 - Driving experience
- 29:37 - Conclusion
Specs: Mitsubishi Outlander 2.0
- RM132k
- 1,998cc, Inline-4, Petrol
- 145PS @ 6,000rpm
- 196Nm @ 4,200rpm
- CVT, AWD
- Brakes (F/R): Vent Disc / Solid Disc
- Suspension (F/R): MacPherson Strut / Multi-Link
Features:
- LED daytime running lights
- Halogen projector headlamps
- Keyless entry
- Parking sensors: Front & rear
- Reverse camera
- USB ports: 3
- AEB: No
- Blind spot warning: No
- Lane departure: No
- Airbags: 7
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I like the fact that you really do your homework about the vehicles you're reviewing and not just regurgitating the views of other car vloggers/channels. Your reviews provides even the smaller details of the vehicles and I think many of your followers appreciates that. Substance over form.
Thanks for watching man.. i do get my facts wrong from time to time, but the objective is to provide a relatable review underscored by genuine opinion.
No worries mate. I dont take em personally. Everybody is entitled to an opinion, and all comments are welcomed.
i do have to comment that reviewers shouldn't quote too much on "paper data" e.g. torque/horse power - give us your opinion if the driving experience matches the advertised claims - too often we here reviewers go "wow this thing has 600HP, 500 NM etc etc and running on 8 speed - well a lot of cars e.g.. the mazdas doesn't drive as well as its claimed in the late 1990s/early 2000s
having said u r more informative than bobby - and at times more entertaining...bobby should probably do the realestate stuff
We each have our respective strengths, and we'd like to think that our skill sets complement each other.
Overall an honest review. Way to go, Kon! Actually this 2.0 CKD version comes with 225/55/R18 Toyo Proxes R44 tyres same as the 2.4 CBU one. I do prefer the one fitted on the 2.4 CKD , looks more "Shogun' to me,lol. Got my Outlander 2.0 on 21 Jun 2018. So far so good. Power is adequate for ordinary uncle driver like me. However, if you are keen driver or drive mostly on highway or "visit" Genting weekly, the 2.4 may suits you better. Fuel consumption is adequate for a new car with mileage less than 2500KM. Average 8.6L/100KM or 11.6km/1 L , running on Shell V-power 97. The Outlander is an underrated 7 seated SUV in Malaysia. I hope MMM can further enhance their after sale service.
The Outlander is a vehicle of considerable merit, but is hampered by two weaknesses. If you find the engine's outputs adequate, that's great news. Not many would fuel their car with 97, but I m guessing that contributes to your improved economy.
What is your feedback of MMM aftersales?
Yup, RON 97 definitely improved the fuel economy of my car. My biggest concern is the quality of the fuel. Euro 4M RON 97 gasoline is a "cleaner" fuel compares to Euro 2 RON 95 in Malaysia. People seems to be more emphasised about the RON rating rather than the Euro Standard. Hope our government can implement Euro 4m RON 95 in October.
Sent my car to local SC for 1st service months ago. What I can say is MMM need to improve it's SC service advisor, facility and most importantly it's service quality. To cut a long story short, the overall quality of the local SC is just so so.
@@hangweiteo2050few yrs back when ron97 implement euro 4 they mention that ron95 euro4 will be implement in 2018, however no news abt it till now. I used to pump ron97 when is euro4 & bhp ron95 as is cleaner as it's already between euro 3-4. Those ppm reading for peteol standard. Then only came to know that my Honda city is euro 2 emission. So even thou is cleaner fuel but I don't contribute for a better enviroment. We are way behind in euro petrol standard. Hopefully the petrol euro standard will be higher soon
Bought it for its practicality. Was considering an X-trail initially as the price is almost similar. However after watching Autobuzz's video comparison between the XT and the OL, the choice was pretty clear. :) works fine for me so far
Ultimately, what really matters is your satisfaction with the car. It's your hard-earned money, so you should buy something that meets your needs and wants.
I am also considering trading my current car n buying it as a family car. How about the service and maintenance? Is it ok? Its funny how i can see a lot of xtrail on the road but rarely see anyone driving Outlander.. Hope its not because of quality or whatsoever
Mitsubishi FMC does not give warning when the front car is moving in slow and your car is approaching in high speed.Mitsubishi has to update its software to adopt a relative velocity and distance fine tune for FMC warning. I am disappointed when compare to other company such feature. I am a Outlander PHEV GT 2018 owner.
Hi folks, I have test driven this car, I find the response from the steering wheel is too direct and blunt, which means when the road is curvy or uneven, you have to hold the steering wheel extremely tight before the wheels derail, what is your experience on this?
Didnt feel it to that extent, but the steering is quick.
Tq this information is very use for me to know what is the best choise before i buy this outlander...tq for you info..
Thank you for watching!
Very nice review
Nice. Great knowledge sharing👍
against cx8?... the 3rd passenger will be "fried", as no aircond vent? 1500cc Rush, is not cukup to makan la hehehe
Kon, there is an aircond vent/tunnel under driver’s seat blowing air to rear cabin.
Oh, thanks for pointing out!
Kudos for very detailed video review of the car!
Taiwan Mitsubishi Distributor already come out own Outlander rear Air-con kit，and install in all Outlander they sell. you can see picture on internet.
Oh that'd be very useful
Singapore version imported from JP has also rear aircon
gee malaysia and singapore sure have plenty of terms" - SSD, CKD, GST, PIE, PKE, CBU, ORD, .....etcetc" OMG
Dont forget the most important.....LOL
Adakah kerata ni berbaloi untuk dibeli berbanding toyota inova. Saya ada cadangan nak beli. Mohon cadangan.
Innova for normal use
Outlander for multi use
Berbaloi
Bro,Outlander Sports Edition is coming soon.
Oh, don't know anything about that, but possible.
The 3.0L V6 engine will solved the less pickup power which available in the West.
The space is much better than the CX5, CRV furthermore the outlander & the outlander plug-in hybrid model is the best selling model in the world now.
This model is much bigger than CRV overall.
This model is actually is based on the concept design back in the 2013 which at that time also no aircond vent on the 2nd roll seat.
The 2018 plug-in hybrid has solved the 2nd roll seat aircond vent also the engine has been updated to 2.4L which more powerful and better fuel efficiency sadly here they don't bring it in.
The cabin nvh is much better than others like (CX5 & CRV no 360 degree camera) furthermore they come with the premium tinted film from LUMA (breaker resistant & heat resistant).
I have drove this vehicle during hot weather to tanjung sepat trip, the cabin inside is not hot on the 2nd roll even it without the aircond vent during the afternoon.
The safety is much better as well. ruclips.net/video/ex9pKFaN1Yo/видео.html
It has been rated by CarSifu as the best midsize SUV of 2018 in Malaysia. mitsubishi-motors.com.my/outlander#home
This car was designed from the onset as a 7-seater, so its spaciousness advantage over the CR-V and CX-5 is not surprising.
It's good to know that you have a positive experience with the vehicle. Good for prospective owners to know.
The Outlander forward mitigation system are moluch better than the Honda sensing sadly they are not available in Malaysia.
The Outlander forward mitigation system are moluch better than the Honda sensing sadly they are not available in Malaysia.
For u kon which 1 the better i mean value for money 2.0 or 2.4?need honest answer please
2.4 if you can afford it
@@KonWaiLuen ok..i go to 2.4 year end sale...hehe
Hi, between the Forester 2.0il, and the outlander, which do you prefer and why?
The Forester for me. Better handling and refinement from the Boxer engine.
@@KonWaiLuen thanks!
Outlander for comfort for long travelling driver & the passenger.
Forester is powerful but less conform for both driver & the passenger during the long journey.
@@KonWaiLuen But Forester is heavier than Outlander?
kon, i sold my tiguan and stick to my touran...waiting for you to review stinger...faster leh kon
Wait ah wait. Dunno they registered the test car already or not.
SJ Forester XT please ?
ruclips.net/video/Z-drhzzBqRo/видео.html
Mitsubishi being way too confident with their aircond's coldness
Hahahaa... It was cold enough when blowing directly at my hand!
review mitsubishi outlader 2.0 dalam bahasa Malaysia
Bro,Today the dealer where i am working received one unit Outlander Sports Edition.2.0.I am working with a Mitsubishi Setapak dealer.U can looked for me in Setapak dealer.Dealer name Evatrend
Jalan Genting Klang a bit far from where I am, but I think I should pay you a visit one day.
No rear air con die liao
Makes for a warm interior.
No problem
Interior needs work otherwise best car
What improvements would you propose? Besides rear air-con vents.
@@KonWaiLuen ask bobby haha
But honestly I appreciate its value, if it was a diesel it would definitely sell for those uncle that have grown up from their hilux and is looking for something more comfortable but equally capable
kon we already know your next car purchase is a ford s-max lolz.. great review as usual
Hehehehehehe
ITS 2020 AND A 7 SEATER THAT HV NO AIRCON VENTS..MITSUBISHI ARE HIRING THE WRONG PERSON TO DO THEIR JOB. EVEN A MODERN SEDAN HV REAR AC VENT..WHAT A DAMN JOKE
Now they are selling retrofit roof-mounted rear blower kits, so that alleviates the problem. But it's quite a mystery why rear blowers werent even designed in the first place. A shockingly amateurish mistake kn Mitsubishi's part.
2nd and 3rd rear seats with no aircond vent? What a joke
Dashboard... Hmm...
Hmm??
RM132K for a 2.0L?
WTF is the Malaysian gov't thinking?
Taxing the fudge out of the Rakyat?
Well.... CR-V 2.0 starts at RM138k.
no body to help u to take video
Nope. Our videos are self-directed, self-filmed, and self-edited
sorento over this any day. cx-9 also if budget can stretch. outlander just terrible
Sorento is a bigger class of car, but yes, it's a good option to consider.
2.2 CRDi the way to go if you pick the Sorento... or Santa Fe, for that matter.
cx8 la
Mitsubishi gearboxs will not last after 100km..fullstop...get a toyota...
Got personal experience to share on this?
Yes. The Perdana V6..Changed twice the gearbox...
The PV6 gearbox is a much older design, and the Proton version lacked an ATF cooler that was part of the original MMC design. The later F4A22 4AT used in the Waja and a host of Campro models have turned out to be pretty durable.
I am, however, aware that early batch Lancer GTs that use this very same CVT also faced overheating issues when driven hard. When Proton worked on the Inspira, they put an additional CVTF cooler to alleviate this issue.
Aiyooo... Which generation of mitsu are u talking about? My lancer clocked 170k km... Still tip top...