Used 2003 Mitsubishi Outlander for sale near me

They did a great job for me. They follow through with their word! Great staff!

Car is very reliable when maintained, seats four comfortably, steering arms seem to require ball joints and other misc steering omponents every two years or so. Engine runs great.

I bought this car used from a dealer who bought it from a Rental Company. It had 32000 miles on it when I bought it in 2004. It's now 2019 and I have 180,000 miles on it. Of course the usual maintenance, and also went through 2 Fans for cooling. This has been the best car I ever had. I will never buy a America Car again. Japan knows how to build a car that last.

I generally do not do reviews, but I feel I must express my experience with Valley Nissan in Longmont, Colorado. I live in Boulder and have been considering a new Nissan Leaf, after contacting several dealerships, I have to say that Valley Nissan was by far the BEST experience I've ever had with a car dealership. From my initial contact with Blake the Internet Director, outstanding communication, he respected my preference in the way I wanted to communicate, answered my questions quickly and directly. Once I arrived at the dealership I was greeted by both Blake and my sales consultant Leon, who had all paperwork ready to go for a quicker transition. Leon went over the car with me , answered all of my questions and was very knowledgeable; (this was very appreciated as this is my first electric car). This outstanding customer service continued with the Finance Manager Nate, he came out and introduced himself to me, explained the rest of the process and when I would be with him to finalize all paperwork. The thing that impressed me with Nate was, he did not try and sell me a bunch of products/coverage, he presented me with what he would recommend based on how I was purchasing my car-so refreshing! What a great team at Valley Nissan, I would recommend anyone looking for a vehicle to reach out to these guys! So worth the short trip from Boulder, this review seems longer than my time in purchasing my new car. Thanks Again to All, Weston Boulder, CO.

I bought my 2003 Outlander on Halloween of 2002. I am still driving it as my every day car as of Feb 2nd 2019. I have 48,000 actual miles on it. I have spent the usual upkeep of brakes and oil changes over the years. This year the salt of South Dakota finally got to her and I had to replace the Gas tank/filler neck/exhaust pipe and muffler due to rust. This car has been very reliable with few and minor recalls at first. The price of the vehicle new was awesome considering I got mine with AWD. It does use oil. I change the oil spring and fall, no exceptions. It will go through a quart in about a year otherwise. I just changed the coolant this year. No cooling issues up to this point though. My heater core did need a backflush after that because I lost heat at idle. Not big deal. Mine did rust in front of the rear tires a few years into ownership. I was disappointing about that but it doesn't effect operation. It is just a cosmetic issue. I see there are some really nice ones in CA with no rust. I might buy one of those and have it shipped to SD. I am tossing that idea around. My next new car is a Nissan Rogue so I didn't go back for seconds with another outlander just because they changed the design to one I didn't like anymore.