What I found funny is that if you switch it to tarmac mode, this all wheel drive vehicle goes bananas. It is very agile and when driving around terrible drivers it gets you to point A point b pretty zippy. You really feel that ump which I really love. So don't forget people put it in tarmac and you will blow around people quick. What's fascinating about this vehicle is that I didn't like the previous edition because it sounded like a rocket ship when you would drive it and this doesn't have that problem. Engine's very quiet which is fantastic and I got the highest trim level and it's amazing. So I know people are freaking out about the CVT but it's not like the other ones where it kind of you know like you hear the engine die or and then it starts back up and the revving you don't get that with this is real smooth. They did a good job with the software to rank. Make it feel like it's an 8 speed automatic. But yeah switch your tarmac mode., Lol
I had a 2008 Outlander - I loved it. Didn't have any issues with it for the 6 years I owned it. I traded it in thinking Mitsu was going out of business. Guess I was wrong! I had the V6 and AWD - that little car was awesome in bad weather. I miss it.
Also I don't know why more of the reviewers don't mention it's really great for (some) pets. Definitely the 3rd row is for very small humans only, but it's definitely big enough to put a pet carrier or two, or really anything where it's gonna be up on the seat and the lack of foot room isn't an issue. That being said it would be awesome to be able to buy this vehicle without the 3rd row entirely. Making the sun roof optional on the higher trims would also be killer. I want the heated seats and the nice features and whatnot, but I couldn't give a flying about having a sun roof. I am usually the only one in my car and I'd rather have the head room, and also rather not deal with something else that could break, if I'm never going to use it. That being said it's a great vehicle overall and I'm hopefully picking one up this year at some point
I have the 2016 Outlander and the 3rd row ony fits kids but they LOVE it back there. The four wheel drive is pretty good and I need it for our mountain cabin.
@@austinsaghbini9907 Is it? I have the 2018 and I absolutely love it. The rows are spacious and I would prefer if this 2022 Outlander had similar space.
This is a real design upgrade, probably first seriously good stuff from mitsubishi in a decade. Let's hope they can turn the ship around and get cool designs and cool cars back that they were known for
@@soundNARI the pajero is an icon. its as popular as the land cruiser side by side. the only ones left are the nissan patrol/armada and land cruiser. they are all capable of challenging american 4x4's.
I think making a mid-size based on the Pathfinder would be a really good opportunity for the current market if they could find capacity in Nissan's Tennessee plant. Personally, I would've preferred if Mitsubishi made Outlander a proper mid size crossover and bring in a Full size Pajero/Montero based on the Patrol/Armada
8:44-9:00 Tommy 😄, alludes to the side airbag in the 2nd row seat, it's like origami 😅. Tommy, thank you so much for not editing out the scene of your dad getting out the 3rd row. He barely kept it together toward the end of the video. I think Mitsu should offer a V6 for the 2022 Outlander to stand out even more.
@@humbertorubi2735 used to have as you said , in the early 2000s where all american cars were made out of cheep plastic and fake wood .. gotta miss the old days 🤣
The third row is actually far more comfortable if you recline the third row the entire way, you can do this by pulling the shoulder strap while seated and reclining it further than the default position. It gives you way more head and torso room. I was able to fit and I'm 6'2". However, you won't have much vertical room in the trunk when you do this. If you only would ever need to fit 6 with luggage (fold down one of the third rows) or 7 with no luggage this is a great option.
1:02 People didn't hate the Cherokee because of the headlight arrangement, they hated it because the front was too rounded and it looked like an amphibious car.
Bought this a week back and am extremely satisfied. Dealer said Mitsubishi took care of the hood fluttering issue and indeed I did not notice anything at high speed. With 4 adults sitting inside, I don't notice any lack of power. For anyone 5'5'' and under the third row seems pretty comfortable IF you pull the second row a bit ahead. Enjoying the car for now!!
@Alyssa H I have heard of the hood flutter issues on some vehicles. Our dealer informed that they had to order some new parts to fix it in existing vehicles. Hopefully yours gets fixed soon!
@@theone4042 I currently drive a 2015 outlander sport, bought it brand new in Jan of 2015, only thing I've done besides scheduled maintenance is replaced the battery in Nov of 2019. It's been pretty good so far, but I can't speak for the other owners.
This Outlander is nothing but a rebadge Nissan Rogue. So reliability will be shit compared to the old Outlander. FYI Both Nissan & Mitsubishi use the JATCO CVT7/8 but Mitsu programs them better. More reliable.
This mitsubishi looks amazing, it looks robust on the exterior. I feel some land rover vibe, and the inside looks luxury with those materials and lines.
@@aeward2000 Mitsu's powertrain warranty is literally the most extensive 100k warranty in existence lmao, sounds like you need a different service department.
As always an excellent review. I really like the exterior and interior design, hope to see it soon in Mexico. Btw always great to see these reviews with son-father dynamic. Greetings from Mexico
Me and my wife have a 2018 outlander and love it! We "upgraded" from the 2012 sport. We normally keep the 3rd row down mainly cause we only have 1 kid and a German shepherd. Plenty of room and love the back seats can slide back and forth and the 2.4 has been plenty of power. 27 to 33 mpg and get about 380 to 430 miles to a fillup. Thanks for the update on the 2022. I'm not thrilled about the Nissan 2.5 engine. Pretty much the only reason I will keep my 2018 for now lol.
I would actually consider this. I’d actually take this over the Nissan version, as this would be less commonly seen on the road. Maybe there is hope for Mitsubishi.
I love the part when Tommy let Roman out on the short side and then Roman was trying to figure out what to touch even though he try to touch the ground but I guess he saying I don’t wanna get my hands dirty 😂😂🤣🤣 I’ll touch the tire and the door handle instead to get myself out. Still was funny when Roman was huffing and puffing towards the end of the video. I guess he got his work out 🏃for that video for that day. 😂🤣🤣🤣👍🏽
I had 2008 outlander xls fully loaded I loved it , unfortunately I was hit and it was totaled recently, I replaced it with a forester witch is a much nicer newer vehicle. The one thing my self and my family miss so much, was the drop down tail gate . The greatest feature of the old outlanders!!
I just got a 2018 Outlander phev and I really love it. It looks really different to these but it’s truly a wonderful vehicle. Feels like Luxury at a major discount and I can charge and drive around town on electric! When I want to road trip I can with my fold flat seats I can camp in the back. With good safety ratings and features and 4 wheel drive it pretty much has everything.
Really hard to find a vehicle under 35k with all these features but I snagged mine for less than 25k with less than 40k miles on it. It even has a sunroof, 360 cameras, leather seats, and heated seats and a heated steering wheel.
I am Portuguese. I really laughed watching daddy get out of the third row with the son's help; it was hilarious. I love watch you both commenting on cars.
@@georgedorsey3089 No, that's Bronco Sport based on Escape. Bronco is real 4WD with 2 speed transfer case that competes with Jeep, not a CUV like Outlander.
G'day it's Steven from down under Love it The all new Outlander is stunning inside & out. For a small the medium SUV its quite roomy and of course the third row seats were only designed for small people. Can't wait for the PHEV version to arrive too, I believe we here in Australia will be arriving around September. Mitsubishi has been established here since around 1979 if I'm not mistaken, it one of our favourite and highest selling marques. Great review gentlemen, looking forward to your test drive review.
Agreed. When properly implemented , the split headlight design can be very attractive and modern. I have the new Hyundai palisade and the lighting is gorgeous
Then they made it look better. My mom has one and its a decent vehicle. Got a decent deal on it too. If she sold it now it would be worth more than she paid new
I really liked this review and I think it's special to have a father and a son doing what they love together. There's something very fundamental about this..
I really do like the way this looks, which is something I can't say about any Mitsubishi's in the last 10 years. That 3rd row looks like it would even be tight for my 6 year old.
The camera they used was fish eyed, if you want space for the third row occupants, you need to move the second row one notch forward, leaving plenty of room for a full grown adult in the second row, which leaves enough room in the third to fit someone 5'6'' and under 200 lbs (obviously varies person to person). I am 5'9'' and about 160, and I have sat in the third row of the current 3rd gen Outlander (smaller) and became uncomfortable after about an hour or so, I don't think you will have any troubles fitting your 6 year old in there (judging by the dimensions Mitsu has released as a comparison to 3rd gen).
@@kekwlul3582 100% not true. We just bought the 2022 yesterday, and there is no way an adult can fit in the third row let alone a kid. Other than that, the suv is awesome! I love it!
I'm a in market for something this size. I love how the front looks.!! The interior looks just as good high quality. IMHO, best looking in this segment.
Wow. I like it. Huge improvement. The engine is only 185 HP. He keeps saying that it is small. It's not and has 14 inches more room than last year's outlander. 80 vs 66 inckes
I have a 2016 outlander and today bought the new 2022 outlander and I love it. I have put over 100,000 miles on the 2016 and it had never given me a problem. Needed to say I kept the 2016 to give to the kids and as a second car.
THIS WAS HILARIOUS 😁😆😄 He was struggling suffering trying to get out the back seat. . Luv the honesty. He kept saying How small the car is. No clearance for his head. He gave it a fair analysis. Still laughing😀
Love this car!! Bought one today....top of the line. I am in Canada and this will be the third Mitsuishi Outlander I have owned. I bought my first one in 2007 and I loved that car. Instant response and pick up and lots of nice features. Then I traded it for a 2015 Oulander and wasn't quite so enamoured. Both cars were V6 but the 2015 did not have an instant response on the accelerator. It does not give you a feeling of confidence when you step on the accelerator and nothing happens for a second or two! Then I had hatch problems. I couldn't open it and the service people could not figure out why I couldn't open it and they could. My son finally figured out what was wrong with it and fixed it. There was some kind of sticky substance on the gasket around the hatch and it was sticking. Anyway, that got pretty old......but I decided to give it one more try. The 2022 model doesn't have a 6 but I am told that the 4 does the job nicely and with better fuel economy. So here I go again.......with all the bells and whistles this time. Yahoo!! BTW I am an 80 year old woman and my husband used to call me Maria Andretti because I was such a terror on the road. Let's see if this car is up to the task!!
I just purchased one Aug 14th, and really like it so far. The only thing mitsubishi could offer is a 1 year subscription on the sirius like other automakers do instead of 3 months. Great warranty with it, but doesn't have a spare tire. Great vehicle for the cost, and amazing interior.
I bought a '17 Outlander SE S-AWC in July of 2020 with 38k miles, currently 43k miles now, I do all the maintenance myself, and I absolutely love it.. but this is tempting.
@@corrosivedevourer well they have their own original aggresive style right now... though some still looks similar with others like the tail light of i20 looks exactly similar with lexus is
I road tripped through Germany with a small ford van. The 3rd row was a little bigger, except the luggage we had also had to be on the 3rd row making it much smaller. Fun times
We have an 18, it looks a lot bigger on the outside but the inside looks about the same. Do you feel it’s bigger on the inside/outside or is it just the new design that makes it look bigger?
@@SirCentex True, I still see 30 year old Jeep Cherokees on the road lol. About the Outlanders, they both use a JATCO CVT8. Except the new Outlander has a Nissan Xtronic programmed CVT8, the pre 2022 Outlanders had Mitsu INVECS III programmed CVT8, much more reliable programming paired off with an underpowered engine to reduce stress on the CVT. Its why there are a lot of 2012-2019 Outlanders over 200k miles. Not a lot of Rogue's can say that unless they're on their second or third CVT.
I like it save the CVT . Kind of kills it for me . It looks better than any other suv in that class . It looks really sharp from the side and I like the light colored offset trim in the cabin .
The 2.5L 4 cyl would be more economical than the 3.0L V6. Yes 4 cyl less power but fuel economy is a priority which is what people want out of these. Also the CVT is here to stay, even Subaru is using it.
Looks nice inside & out. Just thinking of a screaming CVT though....🤮 screaming 4 cylinder CVT’s are just helping me wanna ditch ice engines completely & go EV instead!
I enjoy your channel love the reviews,you guys are the reason why I chose my 2021 Nissan Titan pro 4x. But this is the first video I see on your channel that had me cracking up 😂 . Thanks guys.
Because ppl like me have small kids that can use those seats. That's the difference between making multiple trips or needing someone to drive another vehicle or not taking kids at all. Better to have it and not need it then to need it and not have it.
Any real Mitsubishi fan knows the 2007-2012 Outlander is the best one out of all of them. That 3.0 Mivec engine and drop down tailgate are unbeatable. Still daily drive mine 200,000 miles later. It’s been bulletproof reliable.
did you ever change the timing belt per the 100k recommendation from Mitsu...asking cause i have one and have no desire to spend $1500 at 100k mile mark
@@TheKauaiboyz51 Just curious. How fast are these cars supposed to go? It’s an SUV not a street racer. Please let me know when you are racing your SUV with the kids in it? I would love to see that. H
True Nissan's 2.5 and cvt transmission just made me pass, I like the interior and exterior but I'll stick to my 2019 mazda cx9 😄👌, only has 250 ponies and 300 torque but she moves very well
Awesome just purchased one not the luxury model but a bit above base comes with a lot of electrical components can’t wait to do a review on it I like it so far found a few things that do get under my skin when driving but I’ll see so far only 3 days of ownership
Mitsubishi has been using the Jatco CVT since 2007 and have had no problems with the transmissions. You should really not comment if you're lacking in knowledge.
Thanks for the video guys, just awesome. Haha. I dont even have to be particularly interested in the vehicle in question to enjoy the video. 👍
Nice comment. Very true. I don’t care about the CUV, especially Mitsubishi, but these guys kept me interested. Well said!!
Its a nissan
A rogue will probably be 5,000 off will this.....
Exactly; I think the same thing.
This car is a phony 7 seater. The atlas now that is a 7 seater. The guy didn't have leg room to sit in the
Anyone else happy to see Mitsubishi making good cars again?
Will it make it past 100K mikes? That’s the test of a good car imo. I dig the styling.
@@embeaston My Galant is still going at 173k.
That’s because it is not a Mitsubishi, it is a Nissan X-Trail
Are they really good...will they challenge Toyota and Honda? I have my doubts.
They've always made good cars, just the US gets the crappy ones
Bought a loaded one yesterday. Driving experience is amazing. Its certainly not a hot rod but for normal driving it's great. Comfortable and stylish.
What I found funny is that if you switch it to tarmac mode, this all wheel drive vehicle goes bananas. It is very agile and when driving around terrible drivers it gets you to point A point b pretty zippy. You really feel that ump which I really love. So don't forget people put it in tarmac and you will blow around people quick. What's fascinating about this vehicle is that I didn't like the previous edition because it sounded like a rocket ship when you would drive it and this doesn't have that problem. Engine's very quiet which is fantastic and I got the highest trim level and it's amazing. So I know people are freaking out about the CVT but it's not like the other ones where it kind of you know like you hear the engine die or and then it starts back up and the revving you don't get that with this is real smooth. They did a good job with the software to rank. Make it feel like it's an 8 speed automatic. But yeah switch your tarmac mode., Lol
Cobgratulation man
What color?
I had a 2008 Outlander - I loved it. Didn't have any issues with it for the 6 years I owned it. I traded it in thinking Mitsu was going out of business. Guess I was wrong! I had the V6 and AWD - that little car was awesome in bad weather. I miss it.
Absolutely LOVE the new styling of it. And, in these type of cars, the third row is meant strictly for kids, not adults. For that purpose, it's great!
There’s actually a video on TH-cam showing 7 adults inside. And they all fit comfortably.
Also I don't know why more of the reviewers don't mention it's really great for (some) pets. Definitely the 3rd row is for very small humans only, but it's definitely big enough to put a pet carrier or two, or really anything where it's gonna be up on the seat and the lack of foot room isn't an issue. That being said it would be awesome to be able to buy this vehicle without the 3rd row entirely. Making the sun roof optional on the higher trims would also be killer. I want the heated seats and the nice features and whatnot, but I couldn't give a flying about having a sun roof. I am usually the only one in my car and I'd rather have the head room, and also rather not deal with something else that could break, if I'm never going to use it.
That being said it's a great vehicle overall and I'm hopefully picking one up this year at some point
Or adults under 5,7
I have the 2016 Outlander and the 3rd row ony fits kids but they LOVE it back there. The four wheel drive is pretty good and I need it for our mountain cabin.
I love the 2020 version compared to this one. The 2020 seems more spacious.
I hate how they called it a S-AWC but it’s the same difference
@@austinsaghbini9907 Is it? I have the 2018 and I absolutely love it. The rows are spacious and I would prefer if this 2022 Outlander had similar space.
This is a real design upgrade, probably first seriously good stuff from mitsubishi in a decade. Let's hope they can turn the ship around and get cool designs and cool cars back that they were known for
I really like this Outlander, never knew I'll say that.
Well it’s really a Nissan Rogue. Lol
I liked it... untill i heard nissan and cvt on the video,
I believe you'll say that.
yup me too .
@@gustavoanuch890 not a problem in the middle east tbh
I think watching Tommy trapping Roman in the back is honestly the most enjoyment I've ever gotten from a TFL review.
And this is why dads need to be nice their sons starting at an early age 😂🤣😂🤣
They need to bring the Montero back. The mid sized crossover segment is hot right now, and they need to get in on the action if they want to survive.
It’d be even better if it was truck based like the 4Runner. The off road segment is red hot right now, too.
They have closed down the Montero/Pajero plant due to cost purposes and Pajero Super Select 4x4 is selling like hot cakes here in the middle east.
@@soundNARI the pajero is an icon. its as popular as the land cruiser side by side. the only ones left are the nissan patrol/armada and land cruiser. they are all capable of challenging american 4x4's.
I think making a mid-size based on the Pathfinder would be a really good opportunity for the current market if they could find capacity in Nissan's Tennessee plant.
Personally, I would've preferred if Mitsubishi made Outlander a proper mid size crossover and bring in a Full size Pajero/Montero based on the Patrol/Armada
They have it, its called the Pathfinder!
8:44-9:00 Tommy 😄, alludes to the side airbag in the 2nd row seat, it's like origami 😅. Tommy, thank you so much for not editing out the scene of your dad getting out the 3rd row. He barely kept it together toward the end of the video. I think Mitsu should offer a V6 for the 2022 Outlander to stand out even more.
Man finally some hands on with this car. This is the most excited I’ve been for a Mitsubishi product in a long time.
I just purchased a 2022 outlander SEL and I’m IN LOVE! So far it’s been awesome. My interior is the exact same as the one shown. It’s beautiful!
Would you share which SEL exactly you have? Is it only 1 sel? Lol i have a test drive on monday.
Never thought I would hear "Mitsubishi" and "luxurious" in the same sentence !!!
Back in the day, they had a few luxurious models.
Yup, not in the US...
Well, dont know your definition for luxurious but at least they use to have way better materials than some US brand competitors.
@@KardiFan2000 Do you mean in the last 20 years ? Or older models
@@humbertorubi2735 used to have as you said , in the early 2000s where all american cars were made out of cheep plastic and fake wood .. gotta miss the old days 🤣
The third row is actually far more comfortable if you recline the third row the entire way, you can do this by pulling the shoulder strap while seated and reclining it further than the default position. It gives you way more head and torso room. I was able to fit and I'm 6'2". However, you won't have much vertical room in the trunk when you do this. If you only would ever need to fit 6 with luggage (fold down one of the third rows) or 7 with no luggage this is a great option.
1:02 People didn't hate the Cherokee because of the headlight arrangement, they hated it because the front was too rounded and it looked like an amphibious car.
@@NewmanNewsman They were ugly headlights, but that's more design than arrangement. I don't know why the headlights were so sunken in.
You’re right it really makes me think of a frog whenever I see them.
Dive! Dive! Dive!
Don’t forget it rode like crap.
@@m.w.9460 They’re noisy, they’re messy. They smell.
@@FrontManagement621 Or a catfish
Bought this a week back and am extremely satisfied. Dealer said Mitsubishi took care of the hood fluttering issue and indeed I did not notice anything at high speed.
With 4 adults sitting inside, I don't notice any lack of power.
For anyone 5'5'' and under the third row seems pretty comfortable IF you pull the second row a bit ahead.
Enjoying the car for now!!
@Alyssa H I have heard of the hood flutter issues on some vehicles. Our dealer informed that they had to order some new parts to fix it in existing vehicles. Hopefully yours gets fixed soon!
“You’re not in yet”...I wonder how many times Roman has heard that (I’m kidding Roman) LOL
that's what she said
Could be worse...wrong hole!
@@mikefoehr235 umm, is there a wrong one 🤷🏼♂️
@@N8RTH Depends on how much or little you like men I guess.
I bought an SE-S-AWD last month....I really enjoy it....it drives great and is a beast in the snow nice bonus is that I'm averaging 27 MPG!!!
I'm definitely buying one. I think it looks better than the Rogue and the RAV4. Been a fan of Mitsubishi for quite some time now.
Resale not as good and reliability is questionable 🤨
@@theone4042 I currently drive a 2015 outlander sport, bought it brand new in Jan of 2015, only thing I've done besides scheduled maintenance is replaced the battery in Nov of 2019. It's been pretty good so far, but I can't speak for the other owners.
Got 2 outlander gt. 2014 and 2017. Only battery and front brake pad replaced. No issue at all.
2012 Outlander. Regular maintenance only. Great car, just not enough power.
This Outlander is nothing but a rebadge Nissan Rogue. So reliability will be shit compared to the old Outlander. FYI Both Nissan & Mitsubishi use the JATCO CVT7/8 but Mitsu programs them better. More reliable.
This mitsubishi looks amazing, it looks robust on the exterior. I feel some land rover vibe, and the inside looks luxury with those materials and lines.
Oooozz
This is actually pretty nice looking. Love the interior too, especially the orange leather/leatherette.
Yeah it actually grew on me. I hate it when I first see. It now I want one 😅
Even though it is a Nissan in disguise, it would be my pick over the Rogue. Reason? The better standard warranty and the looks.
Definitely the warranty and also mitsu I think has the better allwheel drive system
That warranty has not worked out for me...they just will not fix the problems my car has...good luck to you if you get one...
@@aeward2000 Mitsu's powertrain warranty is literally the most extensive 100k warranty in existence lmao, sounds like you need a different service department.
Yet still a CVT. :(
Definitely, the outlander looks more sporty than the rouge and that steering wheel looks fabulous
As always an excellent review. I really like the exterior and interior design, hope to see it soon in Mexico. Btw always great to see these reviews with son-father dynamic. Greetings from Mexico
We are on our second, went from outlander sport to outlander. Can’t wait to move to the new outlander.
the best mitsubishi's interior of all time
I dkn The 3000GT had a nice interior.
Me and my wife have a 2018 outlander and love it! We "upgraded" from the 2012 sport. We normally keep the 3rd row down mainly cause we only have 1 kid and a German shepherd. Plenty of room and love the back seats can slide back and forth and the 2.4 has been plenty of power. 27 to 33 mpg and get about 380 to 430 miles to a fillup. Thanks for the update on the 2022. I'm not thrilled about the Nissan 2.5 engine. Pretty much the only reason I will keep my 2018 for now lol.
Love the looks of the new Outlander!
I would actually consider this. I’d actually take this over the Nissan version, as this would be less commonly seen on the road. Maybe there is hope for Mitsubishi.
I love the part when Tommy let Roman out on the short side and then Roman was trying to figure out what to touch even though he try to touch the ground but I guess he saying I don’t wanna get my hands dirty 😂😂🤣🤣 I’ll touch the tire and the door handle instead to get myself out. Still was funny when Roman was huffing and puffing towards the end of the video. I guess he got his work out 🏃for that video for that day. 😂🤣🤣🤣👍🏽
I had 2008 outlander xls fully loaded I loved it , unfortunately I was hit and it was totaled recently, I replaced it with a forester witch is a much nicer newer vehicle. The one thing my self and my family miss so much, was the drop down tail gate . The greatest feature of the old outlanders!!
I really like it Mitsubishi is underrated
I just got a 2018 Outlander phev and I really love it. It looks really different to these but it’s truly a wonderful vehicle. Feels like Luxury at a major discount and I can charge and drive around town on electric! When I want to road trip I can with my fold flat seats I can camp in the back. With good safety ratings and features and 4 wheel drive it pretty much has everything.
Really hard to find a vehicle under 35k with all these features but I snagged mine for less than 25k with less than 40k miles on it. It even has a sunroof, 360 cameras, leather seats, and heated seats and a heated steering wheel.
My favorite video 😂 seeing Roman climbing out of the 3rd row.
I am Portuguese. I really laughed watching daddy get out of the third row with the son's help; it was hilarious.
I love watch you both commenting on cars.
Considering that Ford Bronco is 40k this Outlander for 30k is amazing deal.
Not even the same class tho
Bronco is much smaller
@@georgedorsey3089 No, that's Bronco Sport based on Escape.
Bronco is real 4WD with 2 speed transfer case that competes with Jeep, not a CUV like Outlander.
He said $38k I believe.
G'day it's Steven from down under
Love it
The all new Outlander is stunning inside & out.
For a small the medium SUV its quite roomy and of course the third row seats were only designed for small people.
Can't wait for the PHEV version to arrive too, I believe we here in Australia will be arriving around September.
Mitsubishi has been established here since around 1979 if I'm not mistaken, it one of our favourite and highest selling marques.
Great review gentlemen, looking forward to your test drive review.
The problem with the Cherokee wasn't that the lights were split, it was just an ugly car. This, on the other hand, looks quite nice.
Agreed. When properly implemented , the split headlight design can be very attractive and modern. I have the new Hyundai palisade and the lighting is gorgeous
Mitsubishi had this design concept since 2013.. have alook at the GC PHEV concept car.. ages before other manufacturers copied spliggt head lights.
The Juke comes to mind too. I'd take the Cherokee looks over the Juke.
The newer Cherokee looks much better than the initial design.
Then they made it look better. My mom has one and its a decent vehicle. Got a decent deal on it too. If she sold it now it would be worth more than she paid new
I really liked this review and I think it's special to have a father and a son doing what they love together. There's something very fundamental about this..
Still driving my 2009 Outlander V6 XLS to this day, but that is a beauty.
NGL, my previous dream car was VW Touareg, but the new Outlander is just sooo good and it's actually going to be sold in my country
I really do like the way this looks, which is something I can't say about any Mitsubishi's in the last 10 years. That 3rd row looks like it would even be tight for my 6 year old.
The camera they used was fish eyed, if you want space for the third row occupants, you need to move the second row one notch forward, leaving plenty of room for a full grown adult in the second row, which leaves enough room in the third to fit someone 5'6'' and under 200 lbs (obviously varies person to person). I am 5'9'' and about 160, and I have sat in the third row of the current 3rd gen Outlander (smaller) and became uncomfortable after about an hour or so, I don't think you will have any troubles fitting your 6 year old in there (judging by the dimensions Mitsu has released as a comparison to 3rd gen).
@@kekwlul3582 what the dad is 7'2 and the mum is 6'10.
And the 6yr old is 6ft
🤣
@@kekwlul3582 100% not true. We just bought the 2022 yesterday, and there is no way an adult can fit in the third row let alone a kid. Other than that, the suv is awesome! I love it!
My wife got one today. It's smaller space coming from a Dodge Grand Caravan with kids but we think we're going to love it. Its new 😃 🙂
I cant believe I’m going to say this but I love it. I think it looks really good.
I'm a in market for something this size. I love how the front looks.!! The interior looks just as good high quality. IMHO, best looking in this segment.
I seen this car at a gas station and had to find out more info but I love it
Wow. I like it. Huge improvement. The engine is only 185 HP. He keeps saying that it is small. It's not and has 14 inches more room than last year's outlander. 80 vs 66 inckes
I have a 2016 outlander and today bought the new 2022 outlander and I love it. I have put over 100,000 miles on the 2016 and it had never given me a problem. Needed to say I kept the 2016 to give to the kids and as a second car.
This is really nice for the price. Love those seats and the vent look
Got my Outlander yesterday...... And LOVE IT 😍
This review was great, thank you for sharing the fun of the Outlander.
The new Mitsubishi Outlander looks great, thanks for the video!
It looks terrific in and out; poor Román, that seat is for kids or pets 😅😅🙈
THIS WAS HILARIOUS 😁😆😄 He was struggling suffering trying to get out the back seat. . Luv the honesty. He kept saying How small the car is. No clearance for his head. He gave it a fair analysis. Still laughing😀
Love this car!! Bought one today....top of the line. I am in Canada and this will be the third Mitsuishi Outlander I have owned. I bought my first one in 2007 and I loved that car. Instant response and pick up and lots of nice features. Then I traded it for a 2015 Oulander and wasn't quite so enamoured. Both cars were V6 but the 2015 did not have an instant response on the accelerator. It does not give you a feeling of confidence when you step on the accelerator and nothing happens for a second or two! Then I had hatch problems. I couldn't open it and the service people could not figure out why I couldn't open it and they could. My son finally figured out what was wrong with it and fixed it. There was some kind of sticky substance on the gasket around the hatch and it was sticking. Anyway, that got pretty old......but I decided to give it one more try. The 2022 model doesn't have a 6 but I am told that the 4 does the job nicely and with better fuel economy. So here I go again.......with all the bells and whistles this time. Yahoo!! BTW I am an 80 year old woman and my husband used to call me Maria Andretti because I was such a terror on the road. Let's see if this car is up to the task!!
Haha. You go grandma!
Still loving it?
How has the last 10 months been with it?
I just purchased one Aug 14th, and really like it so far. The only thing mitsubishi could offer is a 1 year subscription on the sirius like other automakers do instead of 3 months. Great warranty with it, but doesn't have a spare tire. Great vehicle for the cost, and amazing interior.
That ending was too funny 🤣🤣🤣 glad you guys having fun with it
I bought a '17 Outlander SE S-AWC in July of 2020 with 38k miles, currently 43k miles now, I do all the maintenance myself, and I absolutely love it.. but this is tempting.
I forgot that Mitsubishi makes cars/suvs. This looks like a small Palisade.
Hyundai copied 2016 Mitsubishi GT-PHEV Concept.
@@trent7080 hYuNdAi CoPiEd huuuurrrrr durrrrrr I hAvE nOtHiNg OrIgInAl tO SaY....
@@johnnymichael1804 it's clear that u really hate Mitsubishi
@@trent7080 hyundai is the master of copying everyone and rushes it into production to make it seem like they're original.
@@corrosivedevourer well they have their own original aggresive style right now... though some still looks similar with others
like the tail light of i20 looks exactly similar with lexus is
I road tripped through Germany with a small ford van. The 3rd row was a little bigger, except the luggage we had also had to be on the 3rd row making it much smaller. Fun times
BEAUTIFUL! Its a HUGE upgrade from our 2016 Outlander Sport.
We have an 18, it looks a lot bigger on the outside but the inside looks about the same. Do you feel it’s bigger on the inside/outside or is it just the new design that makes it look bigger?
@@JustOneSmallExplorer The Outlander or Outlander Sport?
Because, the new outlander is much bigger than the last Generation... I was just saying Mitsubishi has come a long way from 2016.
@@presleyjeremiahsmith4668 Outlander, sorry I overlooked the last part
@@JustOneSmallExplorer All good. 😂
It's like he was being born again at the end 😄😄 I really like this car...never would have thought it
Looking forward to renting this at an Enterprise in a year
Haha I rented an older one before and I hated it 😅 the cvt and low horsepower was so depressing
@@SirCentex that’s basically every compact crossover.
@@SirCentex The older Outback will last a lot longer than this new one though.
@@kylemas2005 just like the old Jeep’s would last longer it’s a shame reliability has taken a hit in exchange for cheaper products/profit
@@SirCentex True, I still see 30 year old Jeep Cherokees on the road lol. About the Outlanders, they both use a JATCO CVT8. Except the new Outlander has a Nissan Xtronic programmed CVT8, the pre 2022 Outlanders had Mitsu INVECS III programmed CVT8, much more reliable programming paired off with an underpowered engine to reduce stress on the CVT. Its why there are a lot of 2012-2019 Outlanders over 200k miles. Not a lot of Rogue's can say that unless they're on their second or third CVT.
My favorite Four-spoke steering wheel coming back? thank god! they finally know how to design a car
I like it save the CVT . Kind of kills it for me . It looks better than any other suv in that class . It looks really sharp from the side and I like the light colored offset trim in the cabin .
Have you driven one of the new CVTs?
@@chriss1757 absolutely not he's meat riding comment sections
Thank you Tommy for making Dad climb out the smaller side of the back seat. You are awesome. Oh yes the new one looks better than the old one. Lol
Looks kind of like a Range Rover. I'm diggin it
Just bought the SE on Sat! Love it roomy for my family of 3. The dog can sit in the third row…LOL! Drives nice and is solid. I am in love💕
I'll get this when they come out with a phev version.
Great video guys. It’s so nice to see Mitsubishi returning to original form. Love their new design language.💯
Looks pretty nice actually. Hope they bring a redesigned PHEV as well, could be a game changer for Mitsu.
By the sounds of it, the PHEV model won't be getting the redesign until the next model year, or the year after.
Man Tommy has one steady hand! Nice camera work!!!
Hilarious 😂 and this video made me want to give it a closer look 👀!!
I like how his watch is matching with the car interior. Niiice.😊👍
So they got rid of the lovely 3.0L MIVEC V6 and went with a cursed and despised CVT. Sigh. Disappointing.
its not the size of the engine that matters, its the size of the screen. Hp vs apple carplay? Apple carplay wins. Times are changing.
The 2.5L 4 cyl would be more economical than the 3.0L V6.
Yes 4 cyl less power but fuel economy is a priority which is what people want out of these.
Also the CVT is here to stay, even Subaru is using it.
Mitsu owns part of JATCO.
@WTFx that's just one model. They are staying in their smaller cars however.
The CVT is fine as long as you change the fluid and filter every 30k like they recommend🤷♂️
The OUTLANDER text up front is definitely like Land Rover. And that's one of the reasons why I'm getting this 😂
I like the side profile especially with the flat roof but the front is ugly. Seems the new design trend tho
Again, another wonderful video from TFL. I enjoyed watching and listening to your perspectives.
Well damn! What a pleasant surprise!!
I plan on buying the SE trim!!!! I will probably never utilize the third row, but I’m really loving this new outlander!
Better to have it and not need the 3rd row.
You never know when you'll pick up a bunch of kids.
Looks good nice interior
Hopefully this brings mitsubishi back to its glory days looking into one currently, looks promising.
A Chihuahua would whine if you stuck it back in that third row seat.
That's because the Chihuahua should be on the lap of its caregiver
4:11 he says "duel zone automatic climate control" like its a premium feature. LOL guy, every car made now has your duel climate zone....
Looks nice inside & out. Just thinking of a screaming CVT though....🤮 screaming 4 cylinder CVT’s are just helping me wanna ditch ice engines completely & go EV instead!
That’s actually a very nice car! For years, Mitsubishi struggled; but this is excellent. Hopefully their quality is also on par with their rivals.
Definitely a step up in style from the last outlander. We thought we were liking the Rogue but this beats it! 👍
I have the 2014 Outlander Sport and it’s been great vehicle! Definitely eyeballing this one!
I frkn love this car 😍😍😍😍❤️🔥
Yep, nice Nissan Rogue.
@@killabandit nothing wrong with that, it's clearly a dope car
Great job on styling. I often skip straight by the suv reviews but the design is eye-catching. Interior too. Look forward to the driving impressions.
It looks great and the interior is sweet.
I enjoy your channel love the reviews,you guys are the reason why I chose my 2021 Nissan Titan pro 4x. But this is the first video I see on your channel that had me cracking up 😂 . Thanks guys.
Why do they even bother to put a third row in such a small vehicle like that? 🤣
Because ppl like me have small kids that can use those seats. That's the difference between making multiple trips or needing someone to drive another vehicle or not taking kids at all.
Better to have it and not need it then to need it and not have it.
Any real Mitsubishi fan knows the 2007-2012 Outlander is the best one out of all of them. That 3.0 Mivec engine and drop down tailgate are unbeatable. Still daily drive mine 200,000 miles later. It’s been bulletproof reliable.
did you ever change the timing belt per the 100k recommendation from Mitsu...asking cause i have one and have no desire to spend $1500 at 100k mile mark
@@igheng I did actually, changed mine at 120k. It just gives me peace of mind knowing it’s done
The cvt paired with a weak ass engine, I’m out
Go buy a Durango hellcat this is clearly not for you.
@@dnegel9546 dont tell me what to do, foo.
@@TheKauaiboyz51 Just curious. How fast are these cars supposed to go? It’s an SUV not a street racer. Please let me know when you are racing your SUV with the kids in it? I would love to see that. H
@@mauricecrump5804 faster than 0-60 in 10 seconds. this is 2021, not the early 1900’s.
True Nissan's 2.5 and cvt transmission just made me pass, I like the interior and exterior but I'll stick to my 2019 mazda cx9 😄👌, only has 250 ponies and 300 torque but she moves very well
Roman can hardly get out the third row. 🤣🤣 that was fun to watch you try to get out. Good father son team video as always.
This truck is fu#king 🔥🔥🔥🔥 very nice !!!!!
Awesome just purchased one not the luxury model but a bit above base comes with a lot of electrical components can’t wait to do a review on it I like it so far found a few things that do get under my skin when driving but I’ll see so far only 3 days of ownership
Oh yes CVT JETCO Transmission will not last
I would honestly look at it .. if it weren’t for that .
Yawn.
I have 344k on my cvt and I say it will last and also they've used a jatco until on the previous gen.
Mitsubishi has been using the Jatco CVT since 2007 and have had no problems with the transmissions. You should really not comment if you're lacking in knowledge.
@@trent7080 you really should not comment if you can’t grasp the concept of “anecdotal.”
Had a mitsi 2 years and not had one problem. It replaced a merc e class that was a nightmare.