I have ordered out of state before and had it shipped. Did this for my 2022 SEL Launch Edition. Live in North Atlanta and purchased online in Kentucky.
I have the 2022 SEL Launch Edition and love it although I would have gotten this one had it been available. BTW, this is the exact type of Dealerships Mitsubishi needs here in the states. If this Dealership were local to Atlanta, it’d be game over for me. Although I suppose I could always just get a one-way ticket. 😉
@@ghoul114 on the ICE version. But the upcoming PHEV has the 2.4L engine that's taken from the 2022 Outlander as well as the electric motors and battery pack. To be fair, there's no way Mitsubishi would of done better on their own. You can take the example of the 2018 Eclipse Cross, that's the last "new" vehicle that they made themselves. Outdated exterior and interior styling. Chose the wrong displacement for the engine which made it underpowered. Main point is they had a chance with Eclipse Cross to make a solid vehicle and they made it meh. Besides the controversial naming, it just wasn't up to par. It was a better option out of all the other vehicles, but it's still was dated compared to its rivals. If they couldn't do it on their own with the Eclipse Cross, what makes you think they can do it with the Outlander?
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Hopefully your dealership won't jack up the MSRP.
I live in California, how can I pre-order one out here?
I have ordered out of state before and had it shipped. Did this for my 2022 SEL Launch Edition. Live in North Atlanta and purchased online in Kentucky.
I have had my phev for 2 month now and it is a great car phev is the way to go super responsive.
Sir,How much?
Sold. Good price. 39k I’m in. Can I buy one from you guys and drive it to my home state ?
But no info about most important... battery pack. How big it is? How many miles? How fast charging?
The battery size has been increased in capacity by 40% taking it up to around 20 kWh. So the electric only range has been also been increased.
I have the 2022 SEL Launch Edition and love it although I would have gotten this one had it been available. BTW, this is the exact type of Dealerships Mitsubishi needs here in the states. If this Dealership were local to Atlanta, it’d be game over for me. Although I suppose I could always just get a one-way ticket. 😉
Its a Nissan Rogue with different badging, Nissan came together for a brief period to make that model. To bad Mitsubishi couldn't do it on their own
Nissan Rogue has a PHEV model???
hate to say you're wrong buddy, do some research beforehand, next time.
@@brianton89 Nope I’m right
@@brianton89 you should do the research
@@ghoul114 on the ICE version. But the upcoming PHEV has the 2.4L engine that's taken from the 2022 Outlander as well as the electric motors and battery pack. To be fair, there's no way Mitsubishi would of done better on their own. You can take the example of the 2018 Eclipse Cross, that's the last "new" vehicle that they made themselves. Outdated exterior and interior styling. Chose the wrong displacement for the engine which made it underpowered.
Main point is they had a chance with Eclipse Cross to make a solid vehicle and they made it meh. Besides the controversial naming, it just wasn't up to par. It was a better option out of all the other vehicles, but it's still was dated compared to its rivals. If they couldn't do it on their own with the Eclipse Cross, what makes you think they can do it with the Outlander?