2023 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport Review | One MAJOR Change!
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- In this video I'll go for a test drive & completely review the NEW 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport! I'll test out acceleration, braking, steering feel, cargo space, rear legroom, sound system, exhaust clip & much more!
Big thanks to Younger Mitsubishi in Hagerstown, MD for allowing me to check out the NEW 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport! For more information on their inventory please feel free to check out their website below!
www.YoungerMitsubishi.com
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It may be a bit dated, but that powertrain is practically bulletproof. I had the 2.4 in a 2010 Lancer and it never gave me any problems. After ten years gave it to my sister and her son is running the wheels off of it. I always changed the CVT fluid at 30K and the engine oil at 4K.
Yes it is
100% agree. Mitsubishi does a much better job with JATCO CVT8 programming (INVECS III) than Nissan using Xtronic programming.
@kylemas2005 good to know. Do you know if it's a durable cvt? Of course, I'd change the fluid every 30k
@@joeb2588 It seems to be a good one. We've had two 2010 Lancers in our extended family - both higher mileage now (not sure exact), but they've both been cared for well and are both still reliable. Plus a friend owns a 2009 Outlander with the same powertrain and as far as I know they've never had trouble with theirs either.
@jeffmorse645 that's great. Thanks for the info. I'm looking at them now. Need to see how the financing breaks down and such. From what I understand you can get a pretty good deal on one discount wise...
I purchased a 2022 Outlander sport SE last April with 4 miles on it. Now that it has almost 12,000 miles it seems to be quicker getting up to speed since it is broke in. No issues whatsoever with the vehicle. Bought it for the price, reliability and it certainly has been tested over the past 10 plus years it has been around. Great vehicle for the money.
Just got the SE in sunshine orange. It rides very smooth, nothing flashy but it gets the job done.
‘Bishi Motors, if it ain’t broke, don’t f-- it up, and we love to see it. I have a 2015 SE 4WD that’s been tough as nails and still going at almost 210,000 💖🙌
I have a 2011 Mitsubishi Outlander and it has been very reliable. Got it with 55k miles for 11k in 2013. Put almost 60k more miles. Only replaced brakes, tires and oil change.
HELL YEAH! 8.5 INCHES OF GROUND CLEARANCE STARTING AT 18K!
I know, it's one of the few vehicles that comes that way at the lowest trim. Most others, you need to get a special off-road trim to get the higher clearance. And even at that, they're still usually below 8.5 in.
@BlackJeepConvertible That's like close to Subaru Outback or Forester ground clearance territory lol. How reliable and good has the Outlander Sport been in your experience and how good has the 4wd responded in inclement weather?
@@epq23323 never had to shovel to get out of an uphill driveway in NY. Naturally aspirated 2.5 is very reliable and peppy up to 30
I had two outlanders. One sport. Under rated car. Economy price great back in the day
Me and my wife have actually used rentals about 10 times this year, we have rented rav4s, Nissan kicks, jeep Cherokee, Ford escape, Chevy equinox and a couple others. We recently got to rent one of these outlander sports with under 1000 miles on it. We drove it from Las Vegas to Anaheim and back and it was actually our favorite (maybe minus a Camry TRD) it was practical for a family of 3, it drove smooth and quietly, had enough tech for us (personally hate too much) and it got decent gas mileage. I think these are slept on
Basic is the best way to go!
As long as mitsubishi keeps them built in Japan. I'll buy that over being built here. Japanese quality control is superb. 60k on my 2018 outlander sport and still runs quiet and new.
Very complete review as usual. I like the warranty and the prices aren't bad. 👍
Lol will Mitsubishi be in the us market next year?
@John Ward Mitsubishi has quietly made a slow but stable comeback since 2014 in the NA market. They're expanding their dealer network and just moved into their new NA headquarters in Franklin TN. Mitsu isn't going anywhere. This is a good thing. Have you seen what Toyota is asking for a RAV4? There's need to be more competition out there, especially more Japanese MFG. Mitsubishi sells millions of cars worldwide, as well as nuclear reactors and Stealth fighters. It's a point of pride that Japan's oldest car manufacturer still have a presence in the US market. The Tri-Diamond isn't going anywhere. Hell they're bringing in the Triton pickup and resurrecting Raillart. Rumors are the real Eclipse is coming back as a rebadged Nissan Z too.
Great review, as always! These are great cars despite being kinda long in the tooth. I had a 2015 (bought new) that I only recently traded, and it was one of the most reliable cars I've ever owned. Never any major problems outside of routine maintenance. Not quite as happy with the Mazda I got in its place, and the service at the Mazda dealership isn't as good, either. I'll probably switch back to Mitsu (either another Outlander Sport or an Eclipse Cross) as soon as I can!
Final word: The Outlander is a superior car. Fact. What is the biggest problem is people hate trying to say...Mitsubishi! It's a mouthful.
Say Ford... then say Mitsubishi. Say Chevy... then say Mitsubishi. Understand? We love our 2003 Mitsubishi Outlander. Very reliable, drives like a tall sports car! When it gets over 200,000 miles we are buying another Outlander.
Very thorough review! Good job.
Appreciate it!
If I could add a turbo to my 2020 Outlander Sport BE I would be super happy with it however I do love how it's capable in a foot of snow and it's off road capabilities
just bought a 2.4 GT and it's pretty damn peppy
Great Review. Does it a timing chain or timing belt. Thanks.
I’d love to see Mitsubishi bring the XFC concept to production and bring it to North America.
Great suv for the money, not the newest option but very reliable and nice looking.
@AlejandroArchila1 Very nice looking in my opinion, especially the rear part of the vehicle.
@@epq23323 Totally agreed 💯
is the gt less reliable than the other powertrain trim levels or can you expect similar reliability
I have a 2022 GT model which has been great to operate. My only negative review is that you don't have the ability to have a digital reading of your tire pressure or fuel consumption on the settings screen. Wish there was an ability to add those two features in the settings column.
My mother's 2015 OS GT shows a digital readout of MPGs and miles until empty.
@MrLefty27 What made you decide to go with the GT instead, of the other trim levels like the LE? Was it the engine? As for the tire pressure reading, do you mean that it does not beep like the new cars when the air pressure level needed has been met, or that you have to read the tire pressure reading the old fashioned way with a tire pressure gauge.
@@epq23323
1. the 2.4 engine was key.
2. You cannot bring up on the screen what are your tire pressures. Wish that could be added instead of every 5 days, removing the cap and checking a reading.
Good Review wish they had apple car play in lower trims.
Could you please make a review regarding comparison Suzuki vitara allgrip Vs mitsubishi outlander sport 2023.
How is the front passenger room?
I’m thinking about getting this SUV
This is my first new car that I ever got for myself. had 13 miles on it. my last first car was a used 2015 ford focus (1 previous owner, 75K miles on odometer) and the steering wheel choked on me after less than a year. The 2 of the codes were fcked up. it was a mess. i am so happy with this one. The only feature that's acting funny is the windshield wipers control. Sometimes it's delayed and I have to mess with it. I'm thinking it's just cause it's new but I would like to hear some thoughts.
Can you add apple car play to the lower trim level?
I definitely want this vehicle so bad friend.
I love my 2023 outlander sport
You people are so spoiled. " I will spend 3k more in a car that has lane keeping assist,which I will turn off after the first week of ownership. Therefore this vehicle must be trash because it doesn't come standard."
Love my 2023 OS....❤
Unfortunately, i have the mitsubishi outlander SPORT ES very basic with no andriod auto play or apple play😢😢. The stero doesn't look nothing like it's updated. It was asking for usb connection or ipod... like ipod? This is year 2024. Who have ipods???. It would not recognize my phone at alll....
I wish they put back the Rockford Fosgate sound equipment back in there vehicle 🚑🚑
The GT has it - 710-Watt Rockford Fosgate® Punch® Audio System With 9 Speakers Including 10” Subwoofer
in Canada the se has more features than in states
Why is the backup camera so dark during the day?
This comment made me laugh because it’s so damn relatable lmao. I have this car and I absolutely love it but holy hell I can’t see anything during the day on that back up cam 😂
Niceeee!!!
No lights are the arm rest bright on steering wheel controls not bright at full setting had it a week nice suv
Does anyone care that it doesn’t have push to start?
The video showed a picture of the tweeter grille in the front door. Was that another model or were those just empty spaces?
My 2023 LE Model in Australia has 6 speakers which include the two door tweeters you mention. I love this car.
If the Outlander Sport remains in the US market the next generation will be similar to the European Mitsubishi ASX/ Renault Captur/Nissan Juke on a Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi platform.
Absolutely it will, and it will be very disappointing.
Recorded horizontally:)
I have a 2015 OS 2.4l Fwd I make payments that I'm soon. to get away from and last week bought A 2011 OS Awd with 100k miles. and plan on swapping a new face on the old body interior is the same formula dodge uses
How about giving this vehicle some horsepower. 2.0 at 148 H.P.? I was really interested until I heard that. Even G.T. is weak!
Yes the power numbers are weak. I'd gravitate to the 2.4 GT trim myself because that engine. Also not a big fan of the CVT. Be nice if a manual was offered.
Even the base 2023 Corolla LE has 169 H.P.
Check out the competition. Hyundai Kona, Kia Seltos, Nissan Rogue Sport. They all have similar size engines and power numbers. Even the brand-new Honda HRV and Toyota Corolla Cross have similar numbers.
Needs a V8 engine
Awc is the same as Awd?
Yes, stands for All Wheel Control
@@MaximumDIYGarageThat's the only other thing that is a bit confusing. Is it a 4wd vehicle or actually an AWD vehicle? I mean on the rear window it says 4WD
i have a 2012 and it seems like they keep taking the most beautiful part of the body and make it uglier every year - the front end. so many cuvs and suvs seem to want this ugly style of grill and headlights. it used to be stylish and fairly unique, now i just find it hard to look at
Needs a new set of engines; besides that, is decent transportation.
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Both engines have been around for a long time and are extremely dependable. I have no doubt anything they replace them with will not be as dependable.
It's a Croasover
i guess get it only bc its dirt cheap, only worse one is nissan kick?
The Outlander Sport in this generation has been made since 2010 so reliability should be top notch. The Kicks is a lot more sporty due to being very light weight.
Two underpowered engines, and a CVT either way. Clearly, not an enthusiast choice.
crossovers/suvs are not for enthusiasts anyway lol. Even fast crossovers are boring to drive due to their heavy weight, poor handling, and high center of gravity.
@@braetonwilson4296 Just need to get the right CUV that has some decent handling and power. The Audi Q5, Porsche Cayenne or the BMW X3 both have decent handling, plenty of power and drive better. The Mazda CX5 turbo, and the Acura RDX are also good examples of a sportier crossover.
Mitsubishi can do better.
Im using it as a work car. All i need is good clearance and big boot space.
I don't know why people always rag on the Outlander Sport for that when literally every other subcompact CUV has the same power numbers.
@@palebeachbum Not really. The CX30 and Crosstrek with the 2.5NA have more power.
That warranty is only as good as the manufacturer and Mitsubishi is going to be pulling out of the United States
No, far from happening.
People been saying that for years but they're still here. Love my manual 2016 outlander sport 👍
People were saying that when my Mom bought her Outlander Sport new in 2015. They're still here and her vehicle has been bulletproof for 7.5yrs.
I think it's unlikely due to them partnering with Nissan
So under powered. Embarrassing!
It has the same size engine and power output as several of its competitors.
the 2.4 feels peppy
Definitely underpowered considering it's weight. Base 2023 Corolla LE is several hundred pounds lighter and has 21 more horsepower.
@@braetonwilson4296 The Corolla Cross CUV is directly comparable to this. It weighs 3100-3300.
@@palebeachbum I was referring to the Corolla sedan, not the Corolla Cross.
That's one awful car.
Then don't buy one. Pretty simple.