Right? I like how it looks on the rear end that’s a well done for Mitsubishi but I’m still tryna find shape on the front. The side profile is great too.
I agree. It stands out. Someone at my job has one in black and the styling goes perfectly. It seems like darker the color the better it stands out. Its larger than you think.
A lot of RUclips journalist like to write the Outlander off as a re-badged Nissan. It's too bad they don't research the car before presenting it. One example often overlooked is the all wheel drive system. It is a Mitsubishi engineered system and a good one at that. There is still enough Mitsubishi here to call it a Mitsubishi. It's not just a re-badged Rogue.
The AWD system is mechanically 100% Nissan Rogue. Only the software tuning is Mitsu’s… And it is way worse than the old one. Go see RUclipsr : Carquestion’s roller test and diagonal test.
@@frederickmiller5492 I still have my 08, 4 Cyl, CVT with 132K. Engine and transmission run like a clock. A/C is original and still runs cold. Exhaust is mainly original with 14 yr old muffler. Engine has enough power with 166 HP. I don't understand these reviews that say the new one with 181HP is not enough power.
Predominately US based journos are doing this. Tell them to go look at the manufacturer stamps on the suspension on the rougue....they might be surprised what they find!.....hint: it ain't nissan!
Bullcrap, it's got a nissan engine in it. This is a nissan rogue with different body style. If you want a real mitsubishi buy eclipse cross or outlander sport.
I had two Endeavors, loved them! I have been waiting for them to make a bigger SUV other than the smaller previous Outlander. Now I am ready for my new Mitsubishi!!
Some folks need to learn the difference between Badge-Engineering and Platform Sharing, the new Outlander shares a Platform and Engine with a Nissan Rogue but that's where the similarities end. Just compare pictures of the Outlander and Rogue online and you'll see they are not exactly the same. Badge Engineering for example is when you take the body of an existing vehicle and another manufacturer uses their logo on their design with some minor exterior and interior change. Examples include the Toyota Yaris and Mazda2, the Toyota GR 86 and Subaru BRZ, Chevrolet Silverado, and GMC Sierra.
Thank you Sir, Well said! And I will add to that, the BMW making the New Toyota Supra sharing plat form and engine......Nay sayers need to read history of each of the automobile manufactures and or Auto industry magazines on what they do and why they do it......But Dennis again well said!!!
My wife and I just bought the SE version and we love it! The dealer we went to also offers a lifetime bumper to bumper warranty as well for around $4K which we obviously opted for. This car will be in the family for the next 15 years or so!
@@RiotShieldMan I think the steering feels great honestly. Everything feels top notch. The only thing that I wish was better is the acceleration when trying to get up to speed. It's not nearly as bad as some other folks claim but definitely a big slower that I would have liked but overall I highly recommend this car to literally everyone that asks.
This will be an awesome used car bargain when the SEL hits $24ish and the Touring hits $27,500. It's not a bad start. Plus it has an awesome 10 year power train warranty.
@@kyqorioskygo8999 true, but two things: the new Rouge/Outlander uses the third gen JATCO which Nissan made improvements (we'll see how much has improved) and the upcoming 2023 Outlander PHEV will be all Mitsubishi's doing (engine, battery and motors are all Mitsubishi's work). Side note, apparently Nissan is ranked 9th for most reliable auto company in Consumer Report's 2021 review (idk either but that's Consumer Report is saying).
@@JBLynch agree but I cant tell ya how many cars weve had in family that has had a recall immediately. Its just a part of the process of owning a car. At least thats how I look at it. Kia had a recall on my partners car when he bought it for the seat belts and air bags lol
@@michaelsircher3098 Immediate recalls? What car brands? I've been a Honda owner (considering future purchase of Mitsu Outlander, Corolla Cross, Subaru Forester/Crosstrek or others) since '98 and my recalls have all come later...seat belts clasps, battery covers (?) but nothing so noticeable to cause a WTF moment on the test drive. The undulating hood on the Outlander is crazy!
The visibility is amazing. Now keep in mind most vehicles have a blind spot and this one is on the left and right back corner. When you crank your Outlander it points out the blind spot. The head rest don’t get in the way. I honestly don’t know if I’ve put my head on them yet. Lol. But the vehicle is so comfortable and the visibility amazing. I don’t think you will regret your decision at all. I hope you love it.
So, after having yours a couple of years, any issues? I'm thinking of getting a used 22 but concerned about it not having enough oomph...and those 20 inch wheels feeling a bit rough on bad roads due to the low profile.
looks are subjective and I actually like that its way different looking than others in its class. also, a turbo would have been nice but the power is enough for cruising and merging onto the highway with 4-5 people in the car. no it wont win any drag races but it will do. nice review
@@alfreddeneumann it been good for us so far. Had one about 2 months now. I used to have a galant that I bought new in 2012 or 14, can’t remember, and it was built like crap. The Outlander seems to have been put together a whole lot better.
@@Passportbros8 You realize that many years ago Mitsubishi had a concept SUV that looked very very very close to this outlander far before the pallisade came out which means that if anything Hyundai copied Mitsubishi
G'day it's Steven from Down Under We've just received the new generation Outlander, Australia loves Mitsubishi, it's a very popular and respected brand here. Love the look of the vehicle inside and out. Let's remember that the third row of seats is designed for children.
I actually like it, well as far as the styling. I had a 2001 Galant that went almost 300,000 miles before it died and only had two issues, had to replace the radiator and the timing belt.
I think the last gen outlander with the 3.0 and 6 speed will last for sure. Not any of the ones with the Nissan CVT, and not this whole Nissan rouge one
I don’t understand the criticism about the front of the car. Its a very good looking front and bold in my view. Also not sure what she means by small headlights those are big headlights I hope she is not mistaken the drls with headlights which are under the drls. The front of this suv gives me some what of a range rover vibe! One thing I have never been a fan of is the split headlights from drls but for this suv it works looks good!
I actually don't think the front looks so bad. I think new Hyundai frontends are way busier and Toyota fish grills have been straight up ugly. The Outlander isn't my favorite frontend but there are definitely worse looking new cars for sale.
Thanks for the review! -- I bought my 2023 Outlander PHEV (SEL Premium) 8 weeks ago - local dealer (Columbus, Ohio - USA) had 7 Outlander PHEVs on the lot. I got mine for $1,200 UNDER MSRP and the dealer gave me $31,500 for my 2018 Acura TLX -- I paid $18,000 plus tax for the Outlander. I have driven 1,840 miles -- getting 85 MPGe. I am plugging it in every night for my daily commute and weekend errands. It feels "luxurious" inside -- premium leather, panoramic roof, 360 camera, power folding side mirrors, heated, steering wheel, heated seats, hands-free tailgate, head up display, Bose speakers AND massaging seats! If I take a longer drive, I will have no "range anxiety." Plus, the Outlander has a 10-YEAR WARRANTY. ONE BIG NOTE: the owner's manual clearly states that the 3rd row is ONLY for people under 5' 3." I do not need a 3rd row, so I "tri-fold" it. This opens up a HUGE, DEEP storage well. And, I can stack duffel bag items on the folded 3rd row! The RAV4 Prime may have better overall mpg, but the 18-month wait and $12,000 "dealer adjustment" are outrageous. One local dealer wanted $65k for loaded Prime with MSRP of $52k. I did not consider Kia or Hyundai brands -- "Kia boys" have stolen 3,000 of them in my area (and assaulted drivers in the process). This is a real issue. Lastly, my home solar panels will be installed in 6 weeks along with a Level 2 charger in my garage. The Outlander PHEV is the PERFECT choice for me in 2023. Final note: the local dealer now has 14 Outlander PHEVs on the lot and offering $1,250 off MSRP. Availability, luxury, value and price -- a great vehicle to "step into" electrification! Lastly, the front end "look" is bold and unique. I like driving a vehicle that does not look like all the others on the road :>)
I have a 2019 Mitsubishi Outlander and I went and looked at this 2022 Outlander it's night and day. My 2019 is a YUGO compared the 2022. The only complaint I have with the new one is it needs a standard V-6 or a 4 with a turbo.
The interior is the biggest change. I work at a Mitsubishi dealership (yes you read that right) and I couldn't believe it when I first sat in the new one and was like "whoa this is actually a really good interior, unlike pretty much everything else we sell." Like FINALLY we have a truly nice car to promote.
@@Passportbros8 maybe but less expensive. Right now the 2022 Outlander has a $1,500 mark up and the Palisade has a $5,000. I guess it's on the individual buyer.
I want Mitsubishi, Nissan, and Infiniti to survive. But as it is, they are losing a lot of marketshare to Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis right now. The older generation’s front fascia looks a lot better. Wish Mitsubishi kept pace with Subaru, Toyota, Honda, and Mazda.
Nissan is surprisingly doing pretty good compared to the last 2 to 3 years which were disastrous for them, almost on the verge of bankruptcy, but they went through a complete renaissance, hence a staggering increase in profits for Nissan.
Omg!!!!!!! Mitsubishi never gets the respect it deserves. This car is absolutely amazing!!!! Some little tweaks would make it absolutely great!!!! Bring back the Endeavor, Montero, Evo, Eclipse!!!!! Lets make Mitsubishi what ot once was in the States.
@@Rize_Inn She moved the driver seats all the way to the steering wheel that’s why there’s room. She did that so she can get room when she moved to the third seat as she could moved the second row
Have the SE Launch Edition and absolutely love it. The exterior is great and masculine and the interior is very comfortable on long trips. Storage is great with all the seats down. I will not be at Indy or be hauling rug rats around any time soon so will never use 3rd row or do the quarter mile in 6 seconds. Great city and traveling SUV. And the warranty is top of the line.
I bought one back in June. It’s the SEL trim with S-AWC, meaning I have all the toys she spoke of. The six different driving modes make a difference with performance and gas mileage. Now it won’t win any drag races in any mode, but when Tarmac (sport) is selected, acceleration and braking are more responsive. I don’t plan on taking it on any off road adventures, mind you - it’s strictly a commuter and grocery hauler/mall crawler. I’m sure I’ll have competent snow performance when needed, since that’s a fact of life in my neck of the woods. But what wasn’t mentioned is the 10yr/100,000mi powertrain, 5yr/60,000mi bumper to bumper warranties and 5yr/unlimited miles roadside assistance. These are industry best and price was very reasonable for this segment.
That's Awesome, I got mine in July SEL but 2wd since I don't need the S-AWC ... It's funny how people are so worried on being fast and high HP ... I think it drives great and I was able to get 36 mpg on my last road trip. Exactly it has one of the best warranties out there. I used the rain/snow mode and it handled great when I was driving through a rain storm in Utah.
@@joseavelar6881I get compliments regularly about this car - a lot of curiosity and genuine interest, due to it’s unique styling and presence. That its a Mitsubishi floors them as well, I hope you enjoy your’s as much as I do mine! By the way, what color did you choose?
@@trainsurgeon I know what you mean. Many ask me is that a range rover lmao and I proudly say Mitsubishi 😁 I honestly love her ... I named her Tomasa lol I got her in metallic silver since it was the same color as my previous car. what color did choose?
@@joseavelar6881 Great choice! Labrador Black is the one I went with. My first choice was actually Cosmic Blue, since my last car was black, wanted something new. However, that color wasn’t available as a SEL with the two tone semi-aniline leather interior anywhere I looked. The two black offerings - Diamond and Labrador were my “second” choices, with Diamond barely nosing out Labrador for second place. Again, no Diamond Blacks available in the trim I wanted. So Labrador it was AND ITS GORGEOUS! 😊 The Mercury Silver/Gray has grown on me though, with it’s pewter-like hue, very nice!
I just bought one the day after Thanksgiving, I love it. Mine doesn't have the sunroof but it doesn't bother me. It drives smoothly and is comfortable. Mine has 4 ways to open the back hatch.
I love the car! Front look, inside and technology that comes with it makes it outstanding compared to the previous model. However, they must loose the 3rd and so that the 2nd row may have more leg room
I really appreciated the reference to VW. I just took my 2017 VW Tiguan to webuyanycar and despite being very responsible on my end as an owner, keeping up with timely oil changes when due and supplying the engine with no less than 91 grade fuel for 5 years, I was just told that at just shy of 68,000 miles, my crankshaft is shot. To a car owner, that’s essentially a pancreatic cancer level diagnosis. VW manufacturers warranty only goes up to 60k (what a coincidence). The guy who worked there, Matt, suggested Mitsubishi. At first I almost laughed but then he went in to how where many companies like VW seem to be designing their engines with more potential problems in the name of “fuel efficiency,” Mitsubishi has gone backwards in their design. I’m about an hour in to these reviews and I am stunned at what I am turning up. I’m seriously considering going Mitsubishi for my next car. Never thought in a million years I’d speak those words!
it's looks fantastic and if you say it's confusing as far as the front end looks just look at the palisade and get back to me thx they have sold a ton already.
@@Passportbros8 It was actually Mitsubishi who showed the front style first on their concept model at an auto show. Hyundai copied the idea the following year.
Wow, you guys really attacked Mitsubishi on this one, at least that’s what the review felt like. Anyways, only way Mitsubishi can comeback is if the bring back the Lancer Evo.
No. Mitsubishi is coming back with vehicles like the outlander. The Evo got cancelled because nobody bought them. If they bring it back it will suffer the same fate. Car enthusiasts maybe make up 1% of the market. And most those guys are going to buy other cars.
I currently own a 19 SEL. The AWD is on par with Subaru and Volkswagen, dare I say better. The 2.4 is good enough power and we have gotten used to the CVT8. Leather seats are amaze, and it was cheaper than any other vehicle in its class. I’ll definitely buy the new one.
These are really nice. Been seeing a few fully loaded ones in pearl white and full black. They are really nice and if i needed a vehicle in this size and it came with cooled seats, id consider it
They look pretty nice, but damn I wish they offered one with a turbo engine and an automatic or dual clutch. I really don’t feel like replacing the CVT every 3 years.
Well if you change the fluid and filter every 30k like Mitsubishi had been recommending since they started to use CVT's, guarantee you wouldn't have an issue.
Styling is a personal preference. The seating is designed for 5 +2 not 7. (children) The front seat crease by the bolster are probably not done right on your demo as it's not like that on the demos I've driven. The none phev is for the cheaper target audience as the Phev starts at 60k price tag. PHEV will only be announced available after the petrol because automaker manufacturers like to announce the premium debut after the cheaper models. the PHEV are on shortage and only available on pre orders first in Australasia and then America, Europe and so on. I've tested the new PHEV, its in a whole different level of performance compared to the petrol model.
The designs look quite ok to me, and I believe those she called as "disproportionate" aren't the headlights; those are the DRLs Can we have Micah to review cars pleaseeeee?
What about MPG? Did she not say because she was too busy trashing the SUV or I did not get it because she got me busy hearing her complaining about the car?
Good review. You pointed out some things that other reviewers missed. I especially agree with you regarding the front of the vehicle. It doesn't seem to be consistent with the rest of the styling. One thing that caused me to scratch my head was that WIRELESS Apple Car Play is offered, but for us Android users, Android Auto requires a cable. WHY?!?
The model she drove is the SE with Technology Package. That includes 12.5" digital driver instrument interface, panoramic moonroof, 10 Speaker Bose infotainment & auto dimming rearview mirror. To me, it looks fantastic in Mercury Gray Metallic😎 as shown. Why wouldn't you like the front? It's unique but in a good way after wayyyy too many years of Mitsu designing with the Ugry Stick!
The front stands out on any road !!! Luxury interior and if you got a family of 4 and you are not a heavy foot as myself this is BINGO !!! GT version is my choice ;)
The headlights are actually huge and below the "eyebrow" turn signals the presenter erroneously alluded to as being the headlights. Easy mistake to be made during a daytime test drive.
The CVT and front end styling ruin it for me, but the interior is a pleasant surprise. Mitsubishi used to be the Japanese auto maker with the most cheap and outdated interiors in my eyes, but with this, they've given that title to Toyota.
@@NYCaznboiandrew I still wouldn't buy a Nissan product, but their new interiors in the Sentra, Rogue and Pathfinder are way more premium feeling than the Toyota equivalent. Infiniti is kinda a lost cause though lol.
Great review...very indepth! This was like reading the manual but more fun :) Do people even read manuals anymore though...lol. Great job on your video :)
When you do a close up, low angle of the front, it’s going to look like a disproportionately huge nose. From normal height, I think the front looks good.
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Am I the only one that likes the exterior styling? It fits today's culture of dramatic styling
exactly! looks way better in person too
ye the trend is dramatic and edgy
It looks like mitsubishi xpander sold in indonesia, phillipines and thailand
Right? I like how it looks on the rear end that’s a well done for Mitsubishi but I’m still tryna find shape on the front. The side profile is great too.
As a 30 year old dad, I love it lol
I kinda like the styling, looks like a concept car
I agree. It stands out. Someone at my job has one in black and the styling goes perfectly. It seems like darker the color the better it stands out. Its larger than you think.
A lot of RUclips journalist like to write the Outlander off as a re-badged Nissan. It's too bad they don't research the car before presenting it. One example often overlooked is the all wheel drive system. It is a Mitsubishi engineered system and a good one at that. There is still enough Mitsubishi here to call it a Mitsubishi. It's not just a re-badged Rogue.
I had a 2008 Outlander with v6 and AWD - the awd system was fantastic. I still regret selling that car.
The AWD system is mechanically 100% Nissan Rogue. Only the software tuning is Mitsu’s… And it is way worse than the old one. Go see RUclipsr : Carquestion’s roller test and diagonal test.
@@frederickmiller5492 I still have my 08, 4 Cyl, CVT with 132K. Engine and transmission run like a clock. A/C is original and still runs cold. Exhaust is mainly original with 14 yr old muffler. Engine has enough power with 166 HP. I don't understand these reviews that say the new one with 181HP is not enough power.
Predominately US based journos are doing this. Tell them to go look at the manufacturer stamps on the suspension on the rougue....they might be surprised what they find!.....hint: it ain't nissan!
This Car looks like a straight Copy the Hyundai Palisade. I can't believe you people can't see this. The exterior is a exactly like the palisade.
I disagree. I think the front looks stunning - something from the Land Rover line-up.
Some people will like it, others will think its weird. The new trend seems to be putting headlights in the bumper
I 100% agree looks great
I think it's too busy and messy
I l ike this front too ! its impressive
Love the front look,gives the Range Rover vibes
I love the front look. Stunning and definitely not in any way connected to a Nissan. Its a Mitsubishi through and through!
Until you get inside lol
Bullcrap, it's got a nissan engine in it. This is a nissan rogue with different body style. If you want a real mitsubishi buy eclipse cross or outlander sport.
US kinda underestimates Mitsubishi. I had a Montero and an Endeavor, both long lasting and extremely reliable.
I had two Endeavors, loved them! I have been waiting for them to make a bigger SUV other than the smaller previous Outlander. Now I am ready for my new Mitsubishi!!
This is a car that no one saw coming. I am impressed.
Some folks need to learn the difference between Badge-Engineering and Platform Sharing, the new Outlander shares a Platform and Engine with a Nissan Rogue but that's where the similarities end. Just compare pictures of the Outlander and Rogue online and you'll see they are not exactly the same.
Badge Engineering for example is when you take the body of an existing vehicle and another manufacturer uses their logo on their design with some minor exterior and interior change. Examples include the Toyota Yaris and Mazda2, the Toyota GR 86 and Subaru BRZ, Chevrolet Silverado, and GMC Sierra.
Great, it shares the most unreliable parts of the Rogue, the engine and transmission.
Seems like it shares a whole lotta interior with the Rogue, though. If not shared, then aped.
@@MercenaryJoe Ah yes, the venerable Jatco transmission.
This Car looks like a straight Copy the Hyundai Palisade. I can't believe you people can't see this. The exterior is a exactly like the palisade.
Thank you Sir, Well said! And I will add to that, the BMW making the New Toyota Supra sharing plat form and engine......Nay sayers need to read history of each of the automobile manufactures and or Auto industry magazines on what they do and why they do it......But Dennis again well said!!!
My wife and I just bought the SE version and we love it! The dealer we went to also offers a lifetime bumper to bumper warranty as well for around $4K which we obviously opted for. This car will be in the family for the next 15 years or so!
How does the steering feel in terms of responsiveness and other quality? Thanks in advance!
@@RiotShieldMan I think the steering feels great honestly. Everything feels top notch. The only thing that I wish was better is the acceleration when trying to get up to speed. It's not nearly as bad as some other folks claim but definitely a big slower that I would have liked but overall I highly recommend this car to literally everyone that asks.
This will be an awesome used car bargain when the SEL hits $24ish and the Touring hits $27,500. It's not a bad start. Plus it has an awesome 10 year power train warranty.
Will a Nissan CVT ever be a bargain at any price?
@@shattered115 all nissan suv, in this case the outlander uses the same cvt nissan’s transmission have worst reputation among suv’s
@@kyqorioskygo8999 true, but two things: the new Rouge/Outlander uses the third gen JATCO which Nissan made improvements (we'll see how much has improved) and the upcoming 2023 Outlander PHEV will be all Mitsubishi's doing (engine, battery and motors are all Mitsubishi's work).
Side note, apparently Nissan is ranked 9th for most reliable auto company in Consumer Report's 2021 review (idk either but that's Consumer Report is saying).
I like the new front. It stands out from the other soccer mom cars
Just bought mine 2 weeks ago! Love it. And I really enjoy the front style
Are you having hood-fluttering issues or did they fix this issue for you?
@@JBLynch they are going to fix the issues once they get the parts. Its all on back order
@@michaelsircher3098 They SHOULD have gotten it right the first time.
@@JBLynch agree but I cant tell ya how many cars weve had in family that has had a recall immediately. Its just a part of the process of owning a car. At least thats how I look at it. Kia had a recall on my partners car when he bought it for the seat belts and air bags lol
@@michaelsircher3098 Immediate recalls? What car brands? I've been a Honda owner (considering future purchase of Mitsu Outlander, Corolla Cross, Subaru Forester/Crosstrek or others) since '98 and my recalls have all come later...seat belts clasps, battery covers (?) but nothing so noticeable to cause a WTF moment on the test drive. The undulating hood on the Outlander is crazy!
Just bought my 2022. I absolutely love it! Rides like a dream and it’s so comfy. It’s bigger than it looks. I’m in love.
How is the visibility? I'm looking to buy one but those headrests look rough. I know I can remove them but...
The visibility is amazing. Now keep in mind most vehicles have a blind spot and this one is on the left and right back corner. When you crank your Outlander it points out the blind spot. The head rest don’t get in the way. I honestly don’t know if I’ve put my head on them yet. Lol. But the vehicle is so comfortable and the visibility amazing. I don’t think you will regret your decision at all. I hope you love it.
@@mandypandy6433 great thank you!!
You are so welcome!! Happy Holidays!
So, after having yours a couple of years, any issues? I'm thinking of getting a used 22 but concerned about it not having enough oomph...and those 20 inch wheels feeling a bit rough on bad roads due to the low profile.
looks are subjective and I actually like that its way different looking than others in its class. also, a turbo would have been nice but the power is enough for cruising and merging onto the highway with 4-5 people in the car. no it wont win any drag races but it will do. nice review
I actually really like how it looks. So different from anything else, I'd buy it on looks alone.
@@alfreddeneumann it been good for us so far. Had one about 2 months now. I used to have a galant that I bought new in 2012 or 14, can’t remember, and it was built like crap. The Outlander seems to have been put together a whole lot better.
This Car looks like a straight Copy the Hyundai Palisade. I can't believe you people can't see this. The exterior is a exactly like the palisade.
@@Passportbros8 You realize that many years ago Mitsubishi had a concept SUV that looked very very very close to this outlander far before the pallisade came out which means that if anything Hyundai copied Mitsubishi
The Front looks stunning awesome, my sistet own a 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander and it looks really good! Good work Mitsubishi! ❤️
I’m renting one now and blown away by how nice it is.
This car is STUNNING
The all wheel drive on this is absolutely like the evo! Its hold it value unlike other Mitsubishi brands
G'day it's Steven from Down Under
We've just received the new generation Outlander, Australia loves Mitsubishi, it's a very popular and respected brand here.
Love the look of the vehicle inside and out.
Let's remember that the third row of seats is designed for children.
they'll sell a boat load of these...it looks nothing like the Rogue its based on reasonably priced and loaded with tech
The new Phev is on a 6 month pre order here in NZ, that's how good it is. We decided to take two after our test drive.
Many of the comments disagree with ur opinion about the front look.. It's look stunning...
I actually like it, well as far as the styling. I had a 2001 Galant that went almost 300,000 miles before it died and only had two issues, had to replace the radiator and the timing belt.
I think the last gen outlander with the 3.0 and 6 speed will last for sure. Not any of the ones with the Nissan CVT, and not this whole Nissan rouge one
Had a 01 Galant as well.. loved that car! Sold it on 06 and I still miss it.
My first car in high school was a 2000 Galant! Will always have a soft spot for Mitsu cars...
I believe I had one as a rental I loved the column shifter so natural to use
@@Ron4T1 me too! I want a VR4 one day or even better import a Legnum VR4
I dont like Mitsubishi that much but this SUV is very attractive. The front looks super aggressive almost like a range rover.
Duuude the thing looks like a concept car 🔥
I don’t understand the criticism about the front of the car. Its a very good looking front and bold in my view. Also not sure what she means by small headlights those are big headlights I hope she is not mistaken the drls with headlights which are under the drls. The front of this suv gives me some what of a range rover vibe! One thing I have never been a fan of is the split headlights from drls but for this suv it works looks good!
I actually don't think the front looks so bad. I think new Hyundai frontends are way busier and Toyota fish grills have been straight up ugly. The Outlander isn't my favorite frontend but there are definitely worse looking new cars for sale.
100% this. I don't understand why the Outlander is copping this flak, yet others don't even get a mention. Badge hate maybe?
Actually, I love the front
Thanks for the review! -- I bought my 2023 Outlander PHEV (SEL Premium) 8 weeks ago - local dealer (Columbus, Ohio - USA) had 7 Outlander PHEVs on the lot. I got mine for $1,200 UNDER MSRP and the dealer gave me $31,500 for my 2018 Acura TLX -- I paid $18,000 plus tax for the Outlander. I have driven 1,840 miles -- getting 85 MPGe. I am plugging it in every night for my daily commute and weekend errands. It feels "luxurious" inside -- premium leather, panoramic roof, 360 camera, power folding side mirrors, heated, steering wheel, heated seats, hands-free tailgate, head up display, Bose speakers AND massaging seats! If I take a longer drive, I will have no "range anxiety." Plus, the Outlander has a 10-YEAR WARRANTY. ONE BIG NOTE: the owner's manual clearly states that the 3rd row is ONLY for people under 5' 3." I do not need a 3rd row, so I "tri-fold" it. This opens up a HUGE, DEEP storage well. And, I can stack duffel bag items on the folded 3rd row! The RAV4 Prime may have better overall mpg, but the 18-month wait and $12,000 "dealer adjustment" are outrageous. One local dealer wanted $65k for loaded Prime with MSRP of $52k. I did not consider Kia or Hyundai brands -- "Kia boys" have stolen 3,000 of them in my area (and assaulted drivers in the process). This is a real issue. Lastly, my home solar panels will be installed in 6 weeks along with a Level 2 charger in my garage. The Outlander PHEV is the PERFECT choice for me in 2023. Final note: the local dealer now has 14 Outlander PHEVs on the lot and offering $1,250 off MSRP. Availability, luxury, value and price -- a great vehicle to "step into" electrification! Lastly, the front end "look" is bold and unique. I like driving a vehicle that does not look like all the others on the road :>)
I saw this vehicle at the super market it looks really good in person very slick
This car is gorgeous, and a pleasure to drive! Highly recommend!
I love the car, so much I got one have not been disappointed. Loaded one First Edition!!
Any issues with the rattling hood? Several new owners have complains about that
I have a 2019 Mitsubishi Outlander and I went and looked at this 2022 Outlander it's night and day. My 2019 is a YUGO compared the 2022. The only complaint I have with the new one is it needs a standard V-6 or a 4 with a turbo.
The interior is the biggest change. I work at a Mitsubishi dealership (yes you read that right) and I couldn't believe it when I first sat in the new one and was like "whoa this is actually a really good interior, unlike pretty much everything else we sell." Like FINALLY we have a truly nice car to promote.
It needs a better transmission too
It's still a Mitsubishi, just get a Kia or Hyundai or go for the no brainers Toyota and Honda.
This Car looks like a straight Copy the Hyundai Palisade. I can't believe you people can't see this. The exterior is a exactly like the palisade.
@@Passportbros8 maybe but less expensive. Right now the 2022 Outlander has a $1,500 mark up and the Palisade has a $5,000. I guess it's on the individual buyer.
I love the front looks modern unlike many that look old still
Like the the Kia telluride 😝
The 3rd row is basically for kids. It doesn’t necessarily need to fit two full grown adults. Also she never told us how tall she is, for reference.
I want Mitsubishi, Nissan, and Infiniti to survive. But as it is, they are losing a lot of marketshare to Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis right now.
The older generation’s front fascia looks a lot better. Wish Mitsubishi kept pace with Subaru, Toyota, Honda, and Mazda.
Nissan is surprisingly doing pretty good compared to the last 2 to 3 years which were disastrous for them, almost on the verge of bankruptcy, but they went through a complete renaissance, hence a staggering increase in profits for Nissan.
I want Mazda to survive too
@@Saud-mt4wi best move was to dump Carlos Ghosn.
Omg!!!!!!! Mitsubishi never gets the respect it deserves. This car is absolutely amazing!!!! Some little tweaks would make it absolutely great!!!! Bring back the Endeavor, Montero, Evo, Eclipse!!!!! Lets make Mitsubishi what ot once was in the States.
I'm that one person who loves the different look of the front of the Outlander. I don't like having anything that looks like everyone else's.
Welll.... the front fascia looks like the Nissan Rogue on steroids!! lol
to me it looks like one of those modern
Citron cars
@@davidfrost9415 ..lol...I can see that as well!!
With some Palisade for good measure
@@ThinkBeFree99 but these desaign has been around longer than palisade though
Seemed like she was implying there wasn't much space in the second row but she looked like she had plenty of room around her. Especially leg room.
I think she's just 5' 5" so that's why she looked okay in the third row
@@JironBMohamad I was referring to the second row. But maybe it was just the camera angle that made it look bigger than she said it was.
@@Rize_Inn She moved the driver seats all the way to the steering wheel that’s why there’s room. She did that so she can get room when she moved to the third seat as she could moved the second row
I love this SUV I just wish it had a more powerful engine...
Get a trackhawk
Power costs money lol
The upcoming PHEV version will certainly be more powerful.
@@dnegel9546 jeeps are garbage gonna cost u money in the long run been there done that!
Have the SE Launch Edition and absolutely love it. The exterior is great and masculine and the interior is very comfortable on long trips. Storage is great with all the seats down. I will not be at Indy or be hauling rug rats around any time soon so will never use 3rd row or do the quarter mile in 6 seconds. Great city and traveling SUV. And the warranty is top of the line.
What exactly does the launch edition have ? From what I seen online I can't tell any difference from just a regular sel
I'm liking the new Mitsu styling on this one and the pickup. This one looks very good. Nice stance.
I bought one back in June. It’s the SEL trim with S-AWC, meaning I have all the toys she spoke of. The six different driving modes make a difference with performance and gas mileage.
Now it won’t win any drag races in any mode, but when Tarmac (sport) is selected, acceleration and braking are more responsive. I don’t plan on taking it on any off road adventures, mind you - it’s strictly a commuter and grocery hauler/mall crawler.
I’m sure I’ll have competent snow performance when needed, since that’s a fact of life in my neck of the woods. But what wasn’t mentioned is the 10yr/100,000mi powertrain, 5yr/60,000mi bumper to bumper warranties and 5yr/unlimited miles roadside assistance. These are industry best and price was very reasonable for this segment.
That's Awesome, I got mine in July SEL but 2wd since I don't need the S-AWC ... It's funny how people are so worried on being fast and high HP ... I think it drives great and I was able to get 36 mpg on my last road trip.
Exactly it has one of the best warranties out there. I used the rain/snow mode and it handled great when I was driving through a rain storm in Utah.
@@joseavelar6881I get compliments regularly about this car - a lot of curiosity and genuine interest, due to it’s unique styling and presence. That its a Mitsubishi floors them as well, I hope you enjoy your’s as much as I do mine!
By the way, what color did you choose?
@@trainsurgeon I know what you mean. Many ask me is that a range rover lmao and I proudly say Mitsubishi 😁 I honestly love her ... I named her Tomasa lol
I got her in metallic silver since it was the same color as my previous car.
what color did choose?
@@joseavelar6881 Great choice! Labrador Black is the one I went with. My first choice was actually Cosmic Blue, since my last car was black, wanted something new. However, that color wasn’t available as a SEL with the two tone semi-aniline leather interior anywhere I looked.
The two black offerings - Diamond and Labrador were my “second” choices, with Diamond barely nosing out Labrador for second place. Again, no Diamond Blacks available in the trim I wanted. So Labrador it was AND ITS GORGEOUS! 😊
The Mercury Silver/Gray has grown on me though, with it’s pewter-like hue, very nice!
Very proud owner of a '17 Outlander SE with 45k miles, runs like a top.. but this is for sure catching my eye.
I just bought one the day after Thanksgiving, I love it. Mine doesn't have the sunroof but it doesn't bother me. It drives smoothly and is comfortable. Mine has 4 ways to open the back hatch.
Is the 3rd row really as bad as she made it out to be?
@@juneconner it is small. It's good for small kids but bigger kids will be cramped.
I love the car! Front look, inside and technology that comes with it makes it outstanding compared to the previous model. However, they must loose the 3rd and so that the 2nd row may have more leg room
I really appreciated the reference to VW. I just took my 2017 VW Tiguan to webuyanycar and despite being very responsible on my end as an owner, keeping up with timely oil changes when due and supplying the engine with no less than 91 grade fuel for 5 years, I was just told that at just shy of 68,000 miles, my crankshaft is shot. To a car owner, that’s essentially a pancreatic cancer level diagnosis. VW manufacturers warranty only goes up to 60k (what a coincidence). The guy who worked there, Matt, suggested Mitsubishi. At first I almost laughed but then he went in to how where many companies like VW seem to be designing their engines with more potential problems in the name of “fuel efficiency,” Mitsubishi has gone backwards in their design. I’m about an hour in to these reviews and I am stunned at what I am turning up. I’m seriously considering going Mitsubishi for my next car. Never thought in a million years I’d speak those words!
Love the 2022 front end
Don't think I've ever seen a Mitsubishi during my NYC commute.
You're kidding, I see them all over both new and old models...
@@TermlessHGW I mostly see the old models and I think the old models are better
@@ahmedislam2580 100%
Both Mitsubishi and Subaru used to be pure car enthusiast brands. Sadly both turned into soft, tasteless pudding...
it's looks fantastic and if you say it's confusing as far as the front end looks just look at the palisade and get back to me thx they have sold a ton already.
This Car looks like a straight Copy the Hyundai Palisade. I can't believe you people can't see this. The exterior is a exactly like the palisade.
@@Passportbros8 It was actually Mitsubishi who showed the front style first on their concept model at an auto show. Hyundai copied the idea the following year.
@@Ilovecomedy7 I guess you are right. These asian brands love to copy each other alot.
Honestly, I love the front of the car. It certainly does match to me and I believe that it is better than the Rogue. I disagree with Lyn...
Wow, you guys really attacked Mitsubishi on this one, at least that’s what the review felt like. Anyways, only way Mitsubishi can comeback is if the bring back the Lancer Evo.
No. Mitsubishi is coming back with vehicles like the outlander.
The Evo got cancelled because nobody bought them. If they bring it back it will suffer the same fate.
Car enthusiasts maybe make up 1% of the market. And most those guys are going to buy other cars.
Seen a few of these goin around Orlando, I think they look pretty nice. I don't think I'd buy one, but wouldn't mind a rental
I still can’t believe I like this thing.
Girl get some glasses the front of this suv is beautiful 😍
I currently own a 19 SEL. The AWD is on par with Subaru and Volkswagen, dare I say better. The 2.4 is good enough power and we have gotten used to the CVT8. Leather seats are amaze, and it was cheaper than any other vehicle in its class. I’ll definitely buy the new one.
These are really nice. Been seeing a few fully loaded ones in pearl white and full black. They are really nice and if i needed a vehicle in this size and it came with cooled seats, id consider it
Great looking suv
I just got one finally finished paying it off waiting for my title 😊
They look pretty nice, but damn I wish they offered one with a turbo engine and an automatic or dual clutch.
I really don’t feel like replacing the CVT every 3 years.
Well if you change the fluid and filter every 30k like Mitsubishi had been recommending since they started to use CVT's, guarantee you wouldn't have an issue.
@@ItsCleto untrue, you can definitely get lemons in the Jatco CVTs - poor quality control in one of the seals leading to incorrect pressure readings.
That's the reason I won't buy it. CVT are junk
This thing is #Amazing !!!! { Front End Included }
I really like it even looks better than the Rouge.
I have no idea what you are smoking lady, the front looks amazing!!!
Styling is a personal preference.
The seating is designed for 5 +2 not 7. (children)
The front seat crease by the bolster are probably not done right on your demo as it's not like that on the demos I've driven.
The none phev is for the cheaper target audience as the Phev starts at 60k price tag.
PHEV will only be announced available after the petrol because automaker manufacturers like to announce the premium debut after the cheaper models.
the PHEV are on shortage and only available on pre orders first in Australasia and then America, Europe and so on.
I've tested the new PHEV, its in a whole different level of performance compared to the petrol model.
The designs look quite ok to me, and I believe those she called as "disproportionate" aren't the headlights; those are the DRLs
Can we have Micah to review cars pleaseeeee?
Just bought the gt premium. Amazing drive
She looked kind of stressed trying out that 3rd row 🤣🤣
Are there honestly people who don’t know who Picasso is? Please spend your money on school if you had to look him up.
It looks so much better this time around.
When are we getting the mike danger reviews?
I just bought it it’s awesome 🥰
What about MPG? Did she not say because she was too busy trashing the SUV or I did not get it because she got me busy hearing her complaining about the car?
Good review. You pointed out some things that other reviewers missed. I especially agree with you regarding the front of the vehicle. It doesn't seem to be consistent with the rest of the styling.
One thing that caused me to scratch my head was that WIRELESS Apple Car Play is offered, but for us Android users, Android Auto requires a cable. WHY?!?
I love it tbh idk what she was talking about I hope we get a more powerful engine
looks confusing but the headlights are those in the middle and not the top
Side profile looks sexy , the front has those range rover style lights to give it a sleek look. I love it.
Marge Simpson reference was funny 😂😂😂
New era for mitsubishi!
I LOVE the look!!!!! THAT part is a personal opinion. MY opinion is the front is LOVE!!!!!! The WHOLE look .
The front styling grows on you and in person it looks better too.
I dig it. Like the original Mercedes ML which was a 7 seater in a pinch but kept the exterior dimensions small..
I think it looks great. Including the front.
I just got one and I love mine. The power is more than enough for the average joe.
The front looks gorgeous actually very sexy car
The model she drove is the SE with Technology Package. That includes 12.5" digital driver instrument interface, panoramic moonroof, 10 Speaker Bose infotainment & auto dimming rearview mirror. To me, it looks fantastic in Mercury Gray Metallic😎 as shown. Why wouldn't you like the front? It's unique but in a good way after wayyyy too many years of Mitsu designing with the Ugry Stick!
Needs more power for the size. When I test drove that was my main complaint. Other than that, it was pretty nice.
When the US get the phev, you will see. The power and handling is in completely different league to the normal petrol model.
The front stands out on any road !!! Luxury interior and if you got a family of 4 and you are not a heavy foot as myself this is BINGO !!! GT version is my choice ;)
I miss the day when Mitsubishi was selling Eclipse & Evo.
3000gt vr4
@@amyyern9507 starion, galant vr 4
I like the front end
I like the outlander awesome car and has a big name.. awesome car. No problem in -40 storm weather
I liked the previous body style a LOT better: it was much more sleek and sporty looking.
This version just looks "puffy" and awkward.
The headlights are actually huge and below the "eyebrow" turn signals the presenter erroneously alluded to as being the headlights. Easy mistake to be made during a daytime test drive.
Mitsubishi is capable of making great vehicles but it seems like they just don’t care anymore
The CVT and front end styling ruin it for me, but the interior is a pleasant surprise. Mitsubishi used to be the Japanese auto maker with the most cheap and outdated interiors in my eyes, but with this, they've given that title to Toyota.
Are you serious? Look at Nissan/Infiniti lineup.
@@NYCaznboiandrew I still wouldn't buy a Nissan product, but their new interiors in the Sentra, Rogue and Pathfinder are way more premium feeling than the Toyota equivalent. Infiniti is kinda a lost cause though lol.
@@ShafinRehman they already try reviving with qx60 which is nice... just hope the rest of lineup get a redesign
I like it. Looks good to me GREAT SIZE GOOD FEUL ECONOMY. Not so fast at all but for the price idk I like it
She’s channeling that 90’s Nantucket mom style ! 😂
Great review...very indepth! This was like reading the manual but more fun :) Do people even read manuals anymore though...lol. Great job on your video :)
Nice looking compact SUV. But are the third-row seat headrests removable? They create a huge blind spot 😮.
The headrests easily pull out and are stored underneath the cargo area floor.
The seat looks like it on your tester, only. I have the same seat n it looks great.
When you do a close up, low angle of the front, it’s going to look like a disproportionately huge nose. From normal height, I think the front looks good.