2011 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport consumer reviews

The car is very agile for a small size SUV. When in sports mode, it's a lot of fun to drive without compromising handling. My only issue is that it's cramped. This car is NOT for tall or large people.

I really like my 2011 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport SE! It has a lot of options that I would not have expected such as : panoramic roof, heated seats, an incredible sound system with a sub woofer, and rain sensing wipers to name a few. The only negative is the take off is slow. Other

Excellent reliability, never any mechanical problems. Great AWD system for heavy snow and fun to drive. Always has more than enough power even with 5 passengers and loaded down with gear for family trips. Plus a combined average MPG over 33!

Great vehicle. I love the suv and will love going on a camping trip with it. Music sounds great in it.

I owned this car for 4 years and have no real complaints. It carried 5 people in comfort when it needed to. We took it on weekend trips and it carried us and our stuff with ease (although longer trips will require more room). I have driven it in downpours with no worries about traction and have also driven it in 10+ inches of snow several times. The little Mitsu did very well in the snow and I only have one compaint. The snow builds up in the wheel wells like no ones business and required me to clean them out when I got home. If I didn't the suspention would be frozen until I would hit a few bumps. Some complain about the lack of power but I didn't buy it to race. Learn to use the paddle shift when needed and you will be fine. Want to pass? Drop 2 "gears" and you are off. Is it Ferrari type power? No. But it is enough to get you past that person keeping you from where you want to go. I did have the misfortune to hit a deer with mine at 25 mph. The front plastic was broken along with the drivers headlight assembly. But the Mitsu help up just fine. I was unhurt and the airbags didn't even deploy. That was a good thing as it wasn't needed and I didn't have to pay to get new airbags installed. I guess that the impact was not enough and/or in the right spot to activate the airbags. I do a lot of waterfowl hunting and the Mitsu really did well in the slop that are farm fields after harvest. I never got stuck and traction control keeps you from beaching yourself. The only reason I got rid of it was that my daughter will be hunting with me now and the limited space is now an issue. For everday use I can't fault the little guy and would have liked to have kept it but I just needed more space for hunting gear, waders, and 3 dz decoys. If you don't need a ton of room then this will work for you.

It took me months looking for the right deal. I am in texas bought the car in florida... saved 6k .. Imagine that, buying a car online. How times have changed. NO NEED FOR PUSHY SALESMEN WITH THEIR TACTICS

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE MY 2011 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER SPORT, WHEN MY CAR WAS TOTALED IN MAY I STARTED LOOKING FOR AN SUV, SOMETHING A LITTLE BIGGER FOR MYSELF AND MY 2 DAUGHTERS, IT TOOK ME ALMOST A MONTH TO DECIDE ON WHAT I WANTED UNTIL ONE WEEK I TEST DROVE THIS CAR AND FELL IN LOVE, AND THE NEXT DAY I WAS AT THE DEALERSHIP PICKING UP MY CAR. I LOVE THE BLUE COLOR THAT I GOT AND ALL OF THE FEATURES THAT CAME WITH IT, THE ONLY THING THAT WAS MISSING WAS SUNROOF AND NAVIGATION SYSTEM BUT THAT DIDNT MATTER BECAUSE I STILL GOT THE PUSH START AND BLUETOOTH WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY THAT I WANTED. MY KIDS AND I REALLY LOVE OUR CAR, MITSUBISHI HAS A CUSTOMER FOR LIFE

I have had this car since July '12 and love it. The price was right and I love the features and the styling. It fits my needs and my wants. It's comfortable, passengers love the panoramic roof, and I'm always impressing people with the stereo. I love the compact size; it's definitely roomy enough but I feel like I can park it almost anywhere. So easy to drive. It made it through a Midwest country winter and I loved the 4WD lock + ETC during it. There are a few drawbacks however. For starters, there is absolutely NO pickup. If you have to pass someone in a relative hurry forget it. If it's windy out this car can be scary; it's very light and you get blown around quite a bit. My mpg fluctuates but I found that if I stay under 60mph on my 60mi round trip commute through the country I average 28mpg. I have gotten it up to 32mpg once. All in all, I'm happy I went with this and have recommended it to others.

4 cylinder makes it lag on power, but does save on gas. Good Cute car, fits 2 sets of golf clubs and luggage and still room for a big cooler. kyu

I purchased my 2011 Outlander Sport in late February. I was looking for something that got 30+mpg and that I could fit a couple of things in the back. I found an ES in Orlando at a dealership that was the Service Dept loaner. Only had 5500 miles on it. I did a lot of research on this class looking at the Honda, Nissan, Kia, and Mazda. We drove over to Orlando for a weekend getaway and test drove the 2011 ES and a 2009 SE. I have to say that I am 6'5" and 270. I was shocked at how I was able to get into this vehicle and drive it comfortably for a medium distance. Being that I got the ES, I didn't get any of the cool stuff like fog lights, moon roof, nav system. I am, however, slowing adding things to my ES to get it where I want it. The car is rated at 25/31. I am getting about 27/33 so pretty happy about that. I'm in Florida, so I'm not climbing hills or dealing with snow. All in all, I am very happy with it. AND, you don't see a million of them on the road. That scared me at first, but now I kind of like the fact.