2017 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport (ASX) 2.4 SEL - POV First Impressions (Binaural Audio)
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- MPG: Up to 23 city / 28 highway
MSRP: From $24,195
Horsepower: 168 hp
Fuel tank capacity: 15.8 to 16.6 gal
Wheel size: 18″ diameter, 7″ width
Engine: 2.4 L 4-cylinder
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Here on TheTopher, I'm known for putting a camera on my face and driving cars. Whether it's about any of my personal cars or reviews on weekly test vehicles, the goal is to give you an idea of what a certain car is like to drive or live with. Most of my videos are filmed in POV, with my clothes on, and (for like the 5th time) with in-ear binaural audio. Which, if I haven't made it clear yet, is why you should wear headphones. Because of the whole "woah" factor. It's there, trust me. Try it, you'll see! Or don't. As long as you whitelist me on your adblocker I'm okay with whatever you do or don't do with regards to headphone usage. That is all. Oh and I guess you should also probably subscribe. Why are you still reading this, you should be watching the video. With headphones! Hah, had to sneak that in there one more time. Later!
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hey are you so rich to buy all those cars
test drive more of these normal cars
I've owned one for a a couple months now, no regrets. I feel like its much better deal than most small compacts. It just lacks all the flashy things that everyone likes nowadays. But this car will last a lifetime guaranteed, especially with that warranty. Be nice if they had the 2.4 liter with a manual option for more output.
Model changes since 2010: New front grill and steering wheel :D
dude thanks for posting one so I could see what the OBD looked like lit up. No one else has a review with it. Thanks again
Ingress and the egress. so thankful someone finally did a thorough review of the 2.4 mivec I know this isn't the greatest SUV on the market but one of our first cars was a 1983 Mitsubishi starion and that car lasted for 20 years I kind a have a soft spot for Mitsubishi even though their cars have gone kind of to shit
Same man how funny. Had a mirage and two or three eclipses
You know it's nothing special, pretty basic, but I think Mitsubishi is good at just giving us a nice simple car. Nothing flashy, nothing tech-heavy, just a simple, no BS car that people can appreciate. Simplicity is really the best thing about Mitsubishi's cars, and you can't go wrong with that. Even though we give crap to Mitsubishi for making cars that feel over 10 years old, you can appreciate that you can give get in and drive it easily. Plus, the Mitsubishi reliability and super good warranty is there.
You can find these for around $16,000 brand new in my area after the usual dealer stuff.
I got my 2017 Outlander sport over a year ago and agree with what you say! Still has that new car smell XD funny that you mention it. I also agree with the steering feel and how it feels hydraulic, it truly shocked me to learn it was electric. Got my base with a manual for $15.9k which is honestly unheard of cause the sticker is of $20k
Do you find it underpowered? These are Japanese made cars, how is reliability of yours?
3:55, um dude everyone complains that a CVT is sluggish from the start and you're going to say it's bad that Mitsubishi tuned theirs to be aggressive?
I just bought one for 16k, had 880 miles on it, basically brand new, still has 5 yr or 50k miles warranty. Great size, looka nice, Japanese cars are awesome
Would love to see what you think of the mirage ;)
The stinky interior must have to do with the leather upholstery. My mom bought one with cloth and it doesn't stink. Has that nice new car smell.
not good not bad but reliable and timeless as hell
Mesut Taşdemir Disagree that it is timeless.
Are you the Winding Road guy?
did you watch the fast lane car video about how new car smell is bad for you
Xenon Games just watched it, good stuff!
Hopefully a Hyundai Tucson 1.6T can come soon too ;)
Who would choose this over other compact SUV's?
I recently drove a new Nissan Altima with the CVT for my job and I thought the CVT would be atrocious as i only like conventional automatics and manuals, BUT the CVT actually wasn't bad, under normal acceleration you hardly notice it and under full throttle it isn't bad.
albert7139 agreed. I'd much rather get a Tuscon, or even better a Niro. However I'd never buy a compact SUV over a regular sedan
I might get one
THAT CAR IS A MITSUBISHI RVR, I KNOW BECAUSE I OWN A 2018 OUTLANDER
Its marketed/called "outlander sport" in the USA I don't know why as the bigger regular outlander is also sold here.
I have zero faith in Mitsu right now, but I like that they put real metal shift paddles on the column...Mitsu is in the car business, but it is as if they don't want to put max effort into anything...I believe everything they make that has AWD should have an EVO 8/9/10 based/derived trans/wheel control system - beat Subaru at their own game...I also believe they need to revive the VR-4 line and inject some wow factor back into their line-up; hit the market hard when no one is looking. Mitsu needs to build back public confidence (in N America) and make people "want" them and not have to settle for them...the other thing I don't understand is that shiny piano black radio trim on top of the dash that will catch every bit of sunlight and reflect it into the driver's eyes; HUGE oversight on their design dept...bring back the '90s Mitus in a modern but not bloated way.
K03sport Mitsubishi is in the process of pulling out of N America. They never sold well here anyway. They are focusing on where they do sell well and that is Asia and South Africa. I do agree that thry are producing garbage and has been since around 2011. I own an 04 Ralliart and it's still beating brand new Honda Civics. I do however like this SUV. It's spacious and is simple enough. I like simplicity in my cars. Someday I'll own and Evo 7 though.
@@genericwhitemale1114 liar
@@ALEX-sh3tx what did I lie about? At the time the comment was written, Mitsubishi was closing up shop in the US. Now they have increasing profit margins, they want to stay. Would you like a couple of links?
@@genericwhitemale1114 Mitsubishi never said they are pulling out of the US market
@@ALEX-sh3tx www.google.com/amp/s/www.fool.com/amp/investing/general/2015/07/29/mitsubishi-motors-pulling-american-production.aspx
www.caranddriver.com/news/a15354013/mitsubishi-closing-only-u-s-plant-636-acre-illinois-site-up-for-sale/
Prior to 2017, the Outlander Sport was the only car produced in America by Mitsubishi. The Lancer line was produced in Japan and was to be discontinued in August of 2017. The Mirage G4 is produced in Japan as well but was introduced to America in 2016 meanwhile it was available to Asia, parts of Europe, and Australia since 2012. In 2019, Mitsubishi reentered the Mexican market after leaving. Mexico is apart of N. America as you probably knew. The process to pull out was set in stone.
Timeline without dates:
2009- Ralliart quits Dakar
2014- Mitsu sells over 100,000 cars for the first time since 2007
2015- Mitsubishi ends the Mitsu Motors Credit of America subsidiary
2015- Mitsubishi ceases operations in Mexico
2015- Mitsubishi closes the only production plant in N. America
2016- Mitsubishi introduced the Mirage G4
2016- Nissan buys controlling interest in Mistubishi
2017- Mitsubishi ceases production of all Lancers and halts production by Ralliart (they made the evo and ralliart trims)
2018- sales of the cross overs increase as the market demands them
2019- Mitsubishi reenters the Mexican market
2019- Ralliart enters Dakar
2019- Nissan plunges as its chairman Ghosn is indicted on felony charges and Renault tries to merge with Nissan to save the alliance between them, Nissan, and Mitsubishi
As much as I hate saying this, Mitsubishi N. America only survived 2015-2018 because Nissan threw billions at them. 2.8 billion to be exact. You can actually find a timeline for Mitsubishi by going to mitsubishicars.com I would also point to ralliart.com but they shut down that website a couple of months ago. Finding some of this shit was hard dude. I was like 2 seconds away from calling mitsubishis news bureu to get to the bottom of this shit.
I didn't know Mitsubishi was still around.
nicholas molano He ain't wrong...
nicholas molano hope you are joking.. mitsubishi hasnt come out with interesting cars for at least 10 years..
@@darekm6859 not many on the roads in quebec honestly.. there was a lot of lancers then the last gen came out but most of them are not on the roads anymore
@@darekm6859 they sell a massive amount of vehicles to fleet. That's not impressive...
@@darekm6859 you can't throw a stone on an airport's Hertz or Budget lot without hitting an Outlander or Outlander Sport.
Can u please do a 2017 toyota highlander the v6 or the hybrid? Thanks!
What engine+CVT combination do you prefer between this ASX and the Subaru Outback 2.5i?
Always Mitsubishi.....
The magnesium paddle shifters are the best thing about the car. The quality and feel of them surpasses some supercars. Everything else kinda boring. Replace the stock shocks for KYB NEW SR SPECIAL shocks and you got yourself a little more fun.
It looks like ASX. They made outlander like ASX?
ASX is other parts of the world. In US they call it Outlander Sport. In Canada, we call it RVR
Here in Japan it's RVR. And we only get the 1.8 litre gasoline engine. Boring!
Looks a bit small for an Outlander. could've sworn it's an ASX.
Yeah, for some reason in the US market Mitsubishi is calling it the Outlander Sport...
80386 in the states, it’s called an Outlander Sport rather than ASX
is the window open, or it's the noise from motor coming in?!
8:17 you ran the red light..PAY ATTENTION!!
Hard to see in the video but the right turn lane had a green arrow.
you now its an rvr right?
can you please drive range rover next time
Did I miss your thoughts on power?
No complaints on the power front, it's not fast, but you're not going to be left struggling to merge on the highway.
That’s a Mitsubishi asx
Same money - Subaru Forester.
Not even the same category...
When will reviewers stop whining unnecessarily about non-important things? This reviewer tends to lean heavily on the negatives vs. the many positives. It appears many reviewers 'cut & paste' what they here from others and incorporate the same into their own reviews. Sad. The Outlander Sport is a great vehicle, with many attributes, which were completely missed by this reviewer. Sad again.
I have the 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport SE ( 2.4) I haven’t had one problem not one single problem and it is now almost 6 yrs old
Gas Milage has been better then advertised all these years
I get between 32-35 mpg on the highway depending on my speed
Its not fast but who cares
I have no problem getting on the highway and it is plenty quick when wanting to speed up
The CVT doesn’t bother me at all
I do change the CVT fluid every 30K and also change the inline or external CVT filter every 40 K
It may be boring but you know what is exciting ?
Paying a cheap price and having to repair nothing
That’s exciting.
0-10 smells too new - IGN
so, very very )))))
rvr
smells like broke in here
This car sucks.
It hasn't been updated for years.
It's not that safe.
Tech and fit+finish are not the best, to say the least.
This is a pretty good car for people with bad credit who want to drive a new car, though.
I'm glad you are satisfied with your purchase. That still doesn't change my opinion though. I would choose the RAV4/CRV before this one because they have newer technology, look better, and have standard active safety.
I have a limited edition with with apple car play and android auto
The problem with the comparison to CRV and RAV4 is you are going to pay 8k to 10 k more for those...which of course makes them better quality...but NOT a better value. That's the takeaway here.
Exactly tony