I bought 2018 outlander LE, its nice but engine is underpowered, cup holders are not in a good position, but everything else i can live with it, for the price i paid for this car, the competition is at least 5k more, i’m happy for what i got!!! I forgot to say the warranty for this vehicle is awesome!!!!! So if you are looking for a decent suv and don’t want to pay top Dollars, i will suggest go for the outlander!!!
It is what it is. It's a small station wagon type SUV that gets incredible fuel mileage for what it is. So, if you want more power, get a Mustang or a Vette. If you want to haul more, then get a truck or big SUV. Of course, in both instances, you will be giving up that 34mpg the Outlander gets. I'll mention that we had two Outlanders that got almost 300k miles without any power train issues. Just keep the fluid and filter in the CV transmission changed at proper intervals.
Hired one for a week and only thing i agree with is rear headroom from this vid although we never used it. Rest is fine considering the price and very economical on the freeway....
Nitpicking the dislikes. I’ve owned 4 in the past 6 years with 200,000+ carefree and dependable miles. Best bargain out there! Awesome warranty. OK, so it isn’t the fanciest brand out there, but what is your expectations? If you want foo-foo, then spend $5-10k more. Everyone who looks at or rides in my Outlander is totally surprised at the quality and value.
My wife and I bought an 18 se. Overall we are very happy with the car. There are a few shortcomings compared to competitor models but it would have cost us easily 5-7k more in our area, with a warranty that isn't even comparable. Obviously price is a big selling point but the warranty is was had me sold on the outlander. The whole reason for us buying a new car was I don't have the time/energy for working on clunkers anymore. Another key point I don't see mentioned often is the ground clearance. It sits 1" higher than comparable cars. That's huge living on a dirt road in the country with an average of 250" of snowfall without much road maintenance at times. Which brings me to my only real gripe with the car. The wheels, they collect snow like nothing I've ever seen. Driving through drifts and a plowed in driveway gets to be a pain. I clean out the wheels just as much as brushing snow off the car. Honestly I can't totally fault Mitsubishi for this anyway. The large open wheels are just part of the newer vehicles these days. Again, overall we are very pleased.
That’s interesting to hear about the snow with the wheels, but I’m guessing that the SAWC does pretty well for you. Good point on the price too...it really is a good value! I’m glad to hear that you’re happy with it and I hope that continues! Thanks for sharing that!
All fair points. I will say though, at 5'7, I found the cloth driver's seat extremely comfortable. I have a bad back and the contouring of the seat back felt very comfortable to me. I've certainly driver vehicles with far worse seats that make my back cramp up and my butt go numb after awhile. I agree though the SEL and GT should have standard power adjustable lumbar. Considering Mitsubishi vehicles are good basic vehicles and more value oriented than anyone else, I can certainly overlook that omission.
All well said! I know what you mean about other seats being uncomfortable...I got rid of my last vehicle because it was too uncomfortable for me! Very true on Mitsubishi’s value orientation. As a whole this vehicle still seems to be a good value. I appreciate your input 👍
palebeachbum a 2013 Honda Civic LX. 2 reasons..the head restraint was too far forward for me and I got leg/butt pain which I didn’t have in any other vehicle.
@@PrimeAutotainment Interesting. I get leg/butt pain as well on some seats. Hardness of the seat doesnt seem to be a factor for me because some very plush seats cause me that issue, while firmer seats such as those in the Outlander don't.
I remember you saying you liked the cloth seats I. The Outlander, I got to sit in the cloth seats and likes them more than the leather on this other model I tested. So that’s awesome!
I recently purchased a Managers demo 2018 Outlander GT with ~31k miles and I LOVE IT! Although it's the 6-cyl model, it has cloth seats (which is preferable for Texas heat, IMO) and doesn't have a sunroof (also preferable, IMO). The larger engine definitely provides more acceleration capability than the 4-cyl and swaps the transmission to a more standard gear/plate setup versus the belt setup that Mitsubishi is known for...making future repairs less expensive and potentially extending the transmissions operating life...or so I am told. I am a little disappointed that the 3rd row seats don't permit installation of car seats for children...because that would've been convenient and makes accessing the 3rd row nearly impossible if car seats are installed on the 2nd row. Also, the position of the seatbelt in the middle position of the 2nd row doesn't permit a child's car seat to be installed correctly...so, if you need more than two seats, or just want to use a middle seat position for safety, you're basically out of luck.
Nice review. Your likes are mine. Mitsu should just make them all V6's and get them off the premium fuel on that engine. On trips at night the lights are awesome. You won't out run them. The 2.4L is as you said. If I didn't need to tow I'd go with one but in a headwind on an interstate it will tire you and its hard to keep 70 mph because it is a SUV and a normally aspirated 4 cyl. In the end-a great ride with the V6 and not just for the econo class. The warranty is great and my local dealer is extremely competent. Easy oil changes too.
I've got this GT model car for 1-1/2 years now and I am extremely happy with it. What else you can get for around 30K with all these options? Nothing! So you figure it out:)
The S-AWC system is on par if not better than the Subaru's. The only drawback is the front approaching angle. The reverse gear could get me out of the situation while my Outblack could've got me stuck.
All very good points especially the No Lumbar Support in "dislikes" and the Third Row Seating in "likes". Overall its a good vehicle but the competition is a little better ;)
Thank you! Hard to judge a car in a week but those are my takeaways! I agree...competition is super tough in this segment. Thanks for the input again! The road trip video where I got those Sedona t shirts is coming up next 👍
I have no complaints with mine it drive smooth, handles well for 2 ltr engine I found it to still have some power and it’s great on the fuel economy and love the apple play
The 10 year 100k powertrain warranty is not transferable from the first owner. So if you buy these used, only the 5 year 60k mile bumper to bumper warranty is good.
I find the power output of the 4cyl quite good for normal day to day driving, accelerating from lights the engine rarely goes above 1800rpm, my SE model doesnt have the sunroof so head clearance for me in the second row is good even at 6ft. I agree with you on the center console storage space, that area in front of the cupholders and to the side of the shifter is poorly laid out.
Glad to hear it! The SE would probably be the trim I go for. The center console area was surprisingly but oh well. Thanks for sharing and I hope you continue to enjoy your Outlander!
I own 2018 one in Poland. Damn, in Europe this car comes with 2.0 MIVEC CVT 150 HP engine and it's super underpowered. And this "7 gear" CVT gearbox is quite annoying to me. However I love LED low beam lights which in Europe are only auto adjusted. Also I don't like these cupholders coz I can't fit a water bottle in It. 0.5 L is to small for it, 1.5L is to big. Anyway, here warranty is 12y for body and 5y, 100k km (around 60k miles) for rest.
Kunbal, thanks for sharing that! I can imagine that would be underpowered. Those low beams were plenty bright for me! Those cup holders were annoying for me as well lol. Thanks again!
WATCH OUT FOR LEMON & POOR CVT Outlander. Bought new 2017 Model 4cyl in Jan 2018, had first transmission removal around 4300 miles. Engine Oil leaked through CVT torque convertor area. Same problem kept happen within 3000 miles range, Lemon lawsuit case filed and still waiting for anything from Mitsubishi. 10yr / 100000 miles Powertrain warrenty does not cover 100% for this matter. Luckily my bumper to bumper covered those issues.
Thanks, I just pick up my outlander sel I think it has power enough for regular people. How do I get all radio stations? For the price you get good value, size, leather interior, 7 seat passengers...etc.
I just bought one two weeks ago and I can’t agree more. I don’t mind that it’s underpowered and grossly keep it in eco mode a ton haha. I’ll get as much gas mileage as possible with this thing but I always tell my GF to kick it off so she has somewhat of power. Loved the review.
I bought one of this in 2016, the top of the line with 4 cil. Interesting: you felt that the front seats are comfortable, and I don’t; and I feel that the 4 cil. are great, quiet and frugal in gas, and you don’t. 😅😅. Btw, when I had people in the third row, it’s feel underpowered, but I resolve it with the “s” mode in the CVT, the engine holds revs for long time and I feel the difference in the throttle. But I agree with you, my bigger complain its with the center console; but the 2016 has a different layout in the cupholders, and give a space for cellphones and Wallet. Nice Review!
Cool that’s sweet you have one so you know it much better than I do lol. The seats were interesting to me...I wish they had lumbar support, but I never got uncomfortable with them. Typically 30 min trips to work. You’re so right about the S mode...I was really surprised lol, makes a big difference. I appreciate all your input, thanks again!
i have just brought an outlander 2018 , i am having trouble sharing my contacts from my phone to the car, the phone pairs ok with blue tooth but not the contacts.?
As far as the dislikes go .. in my 16 it does have storage up front... the 2.4 4 cylinder has plenty of power if u get on the gas... sure it lowers ur mpg ..but it does in every car...and I have no problem with head room in the back ... so .... idk wassup .. maybe just the reviewer??? Or they changed shit for 2018
No mention of the PHEV model or did I miss it? I averaged over 80mpg on my two day test drive with it. That's a huge, HUGE plus considering its 4x4 and has good room for a compact.
Good point! I didn’t mention it just because I didn’t have that PHEV but I should have! It’s definitely nice to have the ability to plug in and that MPG is fantastic. I took this to an area to go through some mud...but there were massive ruts and I didn’t wanna risk it since it’s not mine...but I can imagine how well the SAWC works. Thanks for the input and thanks for watching!
Iv got one make a bit of road tracksion noise should come sound denting under body under tyre arch my is the 2.4 litre 5 seat stock standard model 2015 4x4 push button 4x4
I just recently started the 1 week later videos because I get some “press vehicles” now I get to test for a week. I didn’t get to do that with the pilot, but if Honda sends me one for extended time I’ll definitely do it! Off the top of my head...my favorite thing would be the overall functionality of it with seating and space. Too negative would be 9 speed transmission that has had some problems. 6 speed seems to be more reliable. I also wish the touchscreen had real knobs...but you can control it with steering wheel buttons
Tesseract Comics this trim (SEL) only had rear door mounted heater ducts, but no A/C. I looked at the specs and don’t see any Rear A/C vents listed, sadly. For power, I’m sure it would affect it, but not sure it would be tooo bad. I think it was 90s when I had this vehicle and A/C worked well without having to be blasting...but I know it gets a lot hotter than that so hard to say. Honestly if I was you in AZ...no way would I go without rear A/C lol. I hate turning a front vent to the back passenger 😠
We've got a 2018 se, and it doesn't have rear ac vents but I've got one kiddo rearfacing in the second row and one forward facing in the third row, they always get good air flow. I was super worried about this but it seems like the build of the vehicle compliments the no ac vents in the back. Wonderful air flow.
I hate the 2nd row as you can only fit 2 adults i have 3 kids an they are all in booster seats an you can only fit 2 so my oldest has to sit without her seat
It shouldn't be that hard.. i hve 2010 Mitsubishi lancer Sportsback and parts like O2 sensor took only 1 day to order from my local shop. I was hesitant to get a mitsu but after 10yrs the car has been reliable.
Is that true that if you buy a slightly used one that you lose the 10-year 100000 mile warranty? That's stupid also what is it with Mitsubishi and premium fuel this was their downfall before how stupid is that in this day in age.
This car handles good for its size this guy is lieing my father owns this car he isnt a race car driver but with a car that weights about a ton how would he get out of an accident when a person who was texting swerved into his lane and he swerved into the left lane without any problems this is a great car this guy hasn't been with this car long enough to say all that stuff one thing I don't like is the quality of certain parts but overall it has great handling this car can be push 80 mph no problem my dad doesn't even have the v6 most of Nissan's sedans have a hard time getting there and btw it can do 80 and you can drive very comfortable at that speed
All new cars nowadays have to be able to swerve and maneuver at high speeds to pass safety tests. Glad to hear he was in and didn’t have an accident, texting and driving is awful! I’ll say this though...out of all cars in this class..it’s the worst handling and loosest steering feel. That’s my opinion after comparing it to several others but that doesn’t mean it’s not safe enough...it’s just one thing I don’t like about it
@@PrimeAutotainment I feel like if the ability of the driver really change things but I would say the car isn't the best in its class a cheap interior and it falls apart pretty fast even though my father has had many sports cars in his life he said to me while he was at a mechanic he said you see all these sports cars here you see why they are here all the time because they're unreliable and they always screw up which in the long run it's true my dad takes car of my car and isn't wearing out the car like most people would but he says this car can go through the snow no problem and is overall not a bad car but it needs a better interior that doesn't break all the time after use but I can say that for its price it's not worth it it's starting price is in the 30 thousands so it's really not worth it I say just get a Subaru it will last you 40 years.
I bought 2018 outlander LE, its nice but engine is underpowered, cup holders are not in a good position, but everything else i can live with it, for the price i paid for this car, the competition is at least 5k more, i’m happy for what i got!!! I forgot to say the warranty for this vehicle is awesome!!!!! So if you are looking for a decent suv and don’t want to pay top
Dollars, i will suggest go for the outlander!!!
Thanks for sharing that! 👍
How much that is cost you with all the rebates?
We just test drove one it is just too under powered unfortunately a deal breaker
There is a 2018 LE for sale with loads of rebates. Just might buy it tomorrow if we like the test driving.
Right, and no where to rest you right elbow while driving! Why?!? Why?!?!
It is what it is. It's a small station wagon type SUV that gets incredible fuel mileage for what it is. So, if you want more power, get a Mustang or a Vette. If you want to haul more, then get a truck or big SUV. Of course, in both instances, you will be giving up that 34mpg the Outlander gets. I'll mention that we had two Outlanders that got almost 300k miles without any power train issues. Just keep the fluid and filter in the CV transmission changed at proper intervals.
Hired one for a week and only thing i agree with is rear headroom from this vid although we never used it. Rest is fine considering the price and very economical on the freeway....
Nitpicking the dislikes. I’ve owned 4 in the past 6 years with 200,000+ carefree and dependable miles. Best bargain out there! Awesome warranty. OK, so it isn’t the fanciest brand out there, but what is your expectations? If you want foo-foo, then spend $5-10k more. Everyone who looks at or rides in my Outlander is totally surprised at the quality and value.
Glad to hear it! 😁👍
My wife and I bought an 18 se. Overall we are very happy with the car. There are a few shortcomings compared to competitor models but it would have cost us easily 5-7k more in our area, with a warranty that isn't even comparable. Obviously price is a big selling point but the warranty is was had me sold on the outlander. The whole reason for us buying a new car was I don't have the time/energy for working on clunkers anymore. Another key point I don't see mentioned often is the ground clearance. It sits 1" higher than comparable cars. That's huge living on a dirt road in the country with an average of 250" of snowfall without much road maintenance at times. Which brings me to my only real gripe with the car. The wheels, they collect snow like nothing I've ever seen. Driving through drifts and a plowed in driveway gets to be a pain. I clean out the wheels just as much as brushing snow off the car. Honestly I can't totally fault Mitsubishi for this anyway. The large open wheels are just part of the newer vehicles these days. Again, overall we are very pleased.
That’s interesting to hear about the snow with the wheels, but I’m guessing that the SAWC does pretty well for you. Good point on the price too...it really is a good value! I’m glad to hear that you’re happy with it and I hope that continues! Thanks for sharing that!
I hate the storage shortage, so many likes since I've been driving a 2007 sonata :)
All fair points. I will say though, at 5'7, I found the cloth driver's seat extremely comfortable. I have a bad back and the contouring of the seat back felt very comfortable to me. I've certainly driver vehicles with far worse seats that make my back cramp up and my butt go numb after awhile. I agree though the SEL and GT should have standard power adjustable lumbar. Considering Mitsubishi vehicles are good basic vehicles and more value oriented than anyone else, I can certainly overlook that omission.
All well said! I know what you mean about other seats being uncomfortable...I got rid of my last vehicle because it was too uncomfortable for me! Very true on Mitsubishi’s value orientation. As a whole this vehicle still seems to be a good value. I appreciate your input 👍
Prime Autotainment what uncomfortable vehicle did you get rid of?
palebeachbum a 2013 Honda Civic LX. 2 reasons..the head restraint was too far forward for me and I got leg/butt pain which I didn’t have in any other vehicle.
@@PrimeAutotainment Interesting. I get leg/butt pain as well on some seats. Hardness of the seat doesnt seem to be a factor for me because some very plush seats cause me that issue, while firmer seats such as those in the Outlander don't.
I remember you saying you liked the cloth seats I. The Outlander, I got to sit in the cloth seats and likes them more than the leather on this other model I tested. So that’s awesome!
I recently purchased a Managers demo 2018 Outlander GT with ~31k miles and I LOVE IT!
Although it's the 6-cyl model, it has cloth seats (which is preferable for Texas heat, IMO) and doesn't have a sunroof (also preferable, IMO).
The larger engine definitely provides more acceleration capability than the 4-cyl and swaps the transmission to a more standard gear/plate setup versus the belt setup that Mitsubishi is known for...making future repairs less expensive and potentially extending the transmissions operating life...or so I am told.
I am a little disappointed that the 3rd row seats don't permit installation of car seats for children...because that would've been convenient and makes accessing the 3rd row nearly impossible if car seats are installed on the 2nd row. Also, the position of the seatbelt in the middle position of the 2nd row doesn't permit a child's car seat to be installed correctly...so, if you need more than two seats, or just want to use a middle seat position for safety, you're basically out of luck.
Nice review. Your likes are mine. Mitsu should just make them all V6's and get them off the premium fuel
on that engine. On trips at night the lights are awesome. You won't out run them. The 2.4L is as you said.
If I didn't need to tow I'd go with one but in a headwind on an interstate it will tire you and its hard to keep 70 mph because it is a SUV and a normally aspirated 4 cyl.
In the end-a great ride with the V6 and not just for the econo class. The warranty is great and my local dealer
is extremely competent. Easy oil changes too.
That's not 3.0 is very thirsty plus i live in a country where owning a V6 is a nightmare due to fuel consumption
I've got this GT model car for 1-1/2 years now and I am extremely happy with it. What else you can get for around 30K with all these options? Nothing! So you figure it out:)
That’s awesome, glad to hear it!
The S-AWC system is on par if not better than the Subaru's. The only drawback is the front approaching angle. The reverse gear could get me out of the situation while my Outblack could've got me stuck.
I wish I could have truly tested it out, but like you said I’ve heard nothing but good things about it
All very good points especially the No Lumbar Support in "dislikes" and the Third Row Seating in "likes". Overall its a good vehicle but the competition is a little better ;)
Thank you! Hard to judge a car in a week but those are my takeaways! I agree...competition is super tough in this segment. Thanks for the input again! The road trip video where I got those Sedona t shirts is coming up next 👍
Looking forward for the upcoming video
I have no complaints with mine it drive smooth, handles well for 2 ltr engine I found it to still have some power and it’s great on the fuel economy and love the apple play
Actually the 4 cylinder is a 2.4 not a 2.0 in Canada and US
The 10 year 100k powertrain warranty is not transferable from the first owner. So if you buy these used, only the 5 year 60k mile bumper to bumper warranty is good.
Dang, good to know. That’s a disappointment. Thanks for letting us know!
Unless it's certified, then u get the remainder of the warranty
@@kuraudo9700 Is it true? I'm about to buy a used '18
The loose steering is actually amazing! Much better than the stiff trash steering of all modern vehicles.
I have a 2016 Outlander gt, the V6 model. My only complaint is the vehicle needs about another 30 HP & 60 ft lbs of tq & this SUV would be awesome !
I find the power output of the 4cyl quite good for normal day to day driving, accelerating from lights the engine rarely goes above 1800rpm, my SE model doesnt have the sunroof so head clearance for me in the second row is good even at 6ft. I agree with you on the center console storage space, that area in front of the cupholders and to the side of the shifter is poorly laid out.
Glad to hear it! The SE would probably be the trim I go for. The center console area was surprisingly but oh well. Thanks for sharing and I hope you continue to enjoy your Outlander!
I own 2018 one in Poland. Damn, in Europe this car comes with 2.0 MIVEC CVT 150 HP engine and it's super underpowered. And this "7 gear" CVT gearbox is quite annoying to me.
However I love LED low beam lights which in Europe are only auto adjusted. Also I don't like these cupholders coz I can't fit a water bottle in It. 0.5 L is to small for it, 1.5L is to big. Anyway, here warranty is 12y for body and 5y, 100k km (around 60k miles) for rest.
Kunbal, thanks for sharing that! I can imagine that would be underpowered. Those low beams were plenty bright for me!
Those cup holders were annoying for me as well lol. Thanks again!
Glad to hear from you! I’m happy to hear you’re enjoying your outlander and thanks for the information and kind words! 👍
WATCH OUT FOR LEMON & POOR CVT Outlander. Bought new 2017 Model 4cyl in Jan 2018, had first transmission removal around 4300 miles. Engine Oil leaked through CVT torque convertor area. Same problem kept happen within 3000 miles range, Lemon lawsuit case filed and still waiting for anything from Mitsubishi. 10yr / 100000 miles Powertrain warrenty does not cover 100% for this matter. Luckily my bumper to bumper covered those issues.
Alex dude shut up
Thanks, I just pick up my outlander sel I think it has power enough for regular people. How do I get all radio stations? For the price you get good value, size, leather interior, 7 seat passengers...etc.
Glad to hear it, definitely a good value! On the AM FM stations? They should come in automatically
I just bought one two weeks ago and I can’t agree more. I don’t mind that it’s underpowered and grossly keep it in eco mode a ton haha. I’ll get as much gas mileage as possible with this thing but I always tell my GF to kick it off so she has somewhat of power. Loved the review.
I bought one of this in 2016, the top of the line with 4 cil. Interesting: you felt that the front seats are comfortable, and I don’t; and I feel that the 4 cil. are great, quiet and frugal in gas, and you don’t. 😅😅. Btw, when I had people in the third row, it’s feel underpowered, but I resolve it with the “s” mode in the CVT, the engine holds revs for long time and I feel the difference in the throttle.
But I agree with you, my bigger complain its with the center console; but the 2016 has a different layout in the cupholders, and give a space for cellphones and Wallet. Nice Review!
Cool that’s sweet you have one so you know it much better than I do lol.
The seats were interesting to me...I wish they had lumbar support, but I never got uncomfortable with them. Typically 30 min trips to work.
You’re so right about the S mode...I was really surprised lol, makes a big difference. I appreciate all your input, thanks again!
Wife has a 2018. Our dislikes are no power seat on the passenger seat. And the rear window sprayer sucks.
i have just brought an outlander 2018 , i am having trouble sharing my contacts from my phone to the car, the phone pairs ok with blue tooth but not the contacts.?
You might have to go in to your phones settings or possibly dig through the cars settings. Sorry I can’t help much with it!
You would have to provide permissions in your phone, i had the same exact problem and that's how i solved it.
u need to have the phone pluged in the car with the charging cable...
No center storage is a huge deal breaker. Stupid move. Going with Toyota highlander
I agree, it’s an obvious thing that should be there, they messed up on that.
PunjabiM8 There is a center storage console, it’s not huge and set far back (makes a perfect armrest) but there is one.
As far as the dislikes go .. in my 16 it does have storage up front... the 2.4 4 cylinder has plenty of power if u get on the gas... sure it lowers ur mpg ..but it does in every car...and I have no problem with head room in the back ... so .... idk wassup .. maybe just the reviewer??? Or they changed shit for 2018
No mention of the PHEV model or did I miss it? I averaged over 80mpg on my two day test drive with it. That's a huge, HUGE plus considering its 4x4 and has good room for a compact.
Good point! I didn’t mention it just because I didn’t have that PHEV but I should have! It’s definitely nice to have the ability to plug in and that MPG is fantastic. I took this to an area to go through some mud...but there were massive ruts and I didn’t wanna risk it since it’s not mine...but I can imagine how well the SAWC works. Thanks for the input and thanks for watching!
Iv got one make a bit of road tracksion noise should come sound denting under body under tyre arch my is the 2.4 litre 5 seat stock standard model 2015 4x4 push button 4x4
Good I’ll make sure to watch them and look at you haha
Not a problem keep up the video and keep looking hot
Haha got 3 videos in queue as of right now!
Hi Nolan, are you going to do a one week later with the 2018 Honda Pilot?
I just recently started the 1 week later videos because I get some “press vehicles” now I get to test for a week. I didn’t get to do that with the pilot, but if Honda sends me one for extended time I’ll definitely do it!
Off the top of my head...my favorite thing would be the overall functionality of it with seating and space.
Too negative would be 9 speed transmission that has had some problems. 6 speed seems to be more reliable. I also wish the touchscreen had real knobs...but you can control it with steering wheel buttons
Thanks for taking the time to respond. Looking forward to your future vids :)
You’re welcome, thanks! 👍
Amazing
Quick question, is there rear AC vents ? And how bad do you think the power will be with the AC on? I live in AZ.
Tesseract Comics this trim (SEL) only had rear door mounted heater ducts, but no A/C. I looked at the specs and don’t see any Rear A/C vents listed, sadly.
For power, I’m sure it would affect it, but not sure it would be tooo bad. I think it was 90s when I had this vehicle and A/C worked well without having to be blasting...but I know it gets a lot hotter than that so hard to say.
Honestly if I was you in AZ...no way would I go without rear A/C lol. I hate turning a front vent to the back passenger 😠
Prime Autotainment lol.... right. That's for the fast reply. I appreciate it.
The revised 2019 Outlander now has standard rear A.C. vents. Thrilled to see that addition. I live in FL.
That’s right! I just got done with a 2019 and it sure does!
We've got a 2018 se, and it doesn't have rear ac vents but I've got one kiddo rearfacing in the second row and one forward facing in the third row, they always get good air flow. I was super worried about this but it seems like the build of the vehicle compliments the no ac vents in the back. Wonderful air flow.
You should make a video on the Mitsubishi Eclipse and by the way what you name
The new Eclipse Cross or the older Eclipse coupes?
Bro mitsubishi is the best you can't complain about it
😂😂😂
I hate the 2nd row as you can only fit 2 adults i have 3 kids an they are all in booster seats an you can only fit 2 so my oldest has to sit without her seat
Dang that’s inconvenient!
How easy is it to find parts for Mitsubishi cars in general?
Ive never searched before...but I would guess they’re close to as easy as Honda or Toyota!
It shouldn't be that hard.. i hve 2010 Mitsubishi lancer Sportsback and parts like O2 sensor took only 1 day to order from my local shop. I was hesitant to get a mitsu but after 10yrs the car has been reliable.
Do not buy an outlander if it is not a GT.
GT is the only way to go with this vehicle.
That’s the one I’d want!
True. Im glad i chose the Mistu Lancer Sportsback GT and its fun to drive and good on gas. I think Mitsus are underrated.
Is that true that if you buy a slightly used one that you lose the 10-year 100000 mile warranty? That's stupid also what is it with Mitsubishi and premium fuel this was their downfall before how stupid is that in this day in age.
This vehicle certainly needs an extended warranty because I consider it to be overweight and under powered.
Agreed!
It already has a class leading 100k mile warranty. The CVT might lower its towing capabilities but gives it really good mpg.
Maxxis Bravo HP M3
SUV for little people
Well in less words...you hate this vehicle..
121 likes and 8 dislikes
your numbers are wrong dude, just wrong.....
This car handles good for its size this guy is lieing my father owns this car he isnt a race car driver but with a car that weights about a ton how would he get out of an accident when a person who was texting swerved into his lane and he swerved into the left lane without any problems this is a great car this guy hasn't been with this car long enough to say all that stuff one thing I don't like is the quality of certain parts but overall it has great handling this car can be push 80 mph no problem my dad doesn't even have the v6 most of Nissan's sedans have a hard time getting there and btw it can do 80 and you can drive very comfortable at that speed
All new cars nowadays have to be able to swerve and maneuver at high speeds to pass safety tests. Glad to hear he was in and didn’t have an accident, texting and driving is awful!
I’ll say this though...out of all cars in this class..it’s the worst handling and loosest steering feel. That’s my opinion after comparing it to several others but that doesn’t mean it’s not safe enough...it’s just one thing I don’t like about it
@@PrimeAutotainment I feel like if the ability of the driver really change things but I would say the car isn't the best in its class a cheap interior and it falls apart pretty fast even though my father has had many sports cars in his life he said to me while he was at a mechanic he said you see all these sports cars here you see why they are here all the time because they're unreliable and they always screw up which in the long run it's true my dad takes car of my car and isn't wearing out the car like most people would but he says this car can go through the snow no problem and is overall not a bad car but it needs a better interior that doesn't break all the time after use but I can say that for its price it's not worth it it's starting price is in the 30 thousands so it's really not worth it I say just get a Subaru it will last you 40 years.
No spare tire on am AWD?
The 2018 has s spare but the 2019s don’t anymore
The spare is under the car because of the 3rd row.
Someone to gift me this
Slim hands, slim legs. Do you men?
We have one and it dents if you just look at it