2018 Mitsubishi Outlander consumer reviews

Great car love it and enjoyed it It’s my favorite so far. I am thinking about the same care new one 2019 or 2020 if they have it.

I am six feet tall and there is a legroom for me, though, the third raw seats only fit Kids six years of age and under. The other draw back is that for break jobs you have to go to the Dealer or expensive shops, at least the rear ones, since they need specialty tools and software. You know how expensive the dealers are when it comes to service.

I love the Mitsubishi outlander end it has plenty of living room on the driver side and in the back seat but the passenger side could use a little more room. I wish there were heat and air vents in the backseat as well is light distribute it from the back . Overall I love the performance of the SUV and it drives like a dream. This is my second Mitsubishi purchase and I still on the first and it is 25 years old. Love them both. I especially love the SUV outlander because it sits higher and looks great. I get compliments on it all the time. Go Mitsubishi!

This car is great has good amount of room for a small suv, handles the road good, great gas mileage, very pleased with this new ride

This is our first Mitsubishi. We have had it for three days as of this writing. The sticker indicated a mpg of 25-30. I am getting 42 on the road, so I am very happy with my purchase! If the mechanical side is as good as the looks, this will not be my last Mitsubishi.

We love this vehicle. Plenty of room for family of 6 with teens. The middle seats partially recline and scoot forward and backward. Very classy vehicle inside and out.

I had to test drive the car that was consistently trashed by car magazines. I am a need for speed kind of gal but this little I4 2.4L no turbo won me over. I preferred it to the clunky turbo in the sport version. The transmission handles the engine expertly. It does not roll either. The interior is rich and comfortable, loaded with little extras. We can put the dog in his bed, fill up the back with luggage and have room to spare. It's great on gas. We've driven 600 miles and it has averaged nearly 27mpg. We have leather, sunroof, incredible stereo, what's there not to love?!

I got a CPO vehicle with confidence! I appreciate the acceleration that the Outlander had in D-Sport mode. I don't miss my 8 cylinder Trail Blazer at all in that aspect. The comfort level is good, but ever so slightly stiff. The gas mileage is already equal to or better then expected. I'm enjoying the features of the SEL Outlander without it having too many features I really didn't need.

I wish I would have known that whoever sat in the back would get very hot or very cold due to no AC vents or Heater vents on the middle and rear seating. Other than that it's a nice vechicle. Looking to trade it in , because of the vent problem.

I have discovered that there is a massive movement all over the world that are complaining about rapid battery degradation. My car lost 10% is the first 10,000 kms. Mitsubishi know there are word wide complaints but refuse to acknowledge there is even a problem with the car Do not buy this otherwise good car until the battery scandal is resloved.