Most recent consumer reviews
I bought the car with 90,000 on the odometer.
I bought the car with 90,000 on the odometer. The car, when got on it hard, would start hesitating, and struggle to accelerate. The CVT transmission is defiantly a critter to get used to. The biggest negative thing I found about the car is that it noisy on the interstate. A lot of road noise in the cab to the point I have to turn the radio way up! After repairing the hesitation issue, and ignoring the CVT quirks, the car is very reliable.
- Comfort 5.0
- Interior 5.0
- Performance 3.0
- Value 4.0
- Exterior 5.0
- Reliability 5.0
- Does recommend this car
This car is definitely similar in quality to competitors
This car is definitely similar in quality to competitors with better brand exposure such as Honda or Toyota. In 6 years of ownership My family put almost 105K miles with many trips out of state without any issues. I had typical maintenance such as brakes / rotors and rear struts. NYC roads are not exactly great quality. This car went through a lot and is holding up as good as Honda or Toyota for a lot less money. I have owned Hondas and Toyota's in the past. Toyota Highlander was my first choice it was almost $43k for the fully loaded version at the time. I paid $25K plus tax for the limited S-Mitsubishi Outlander AWD model. Last thing to note when driving smoothly I reached 39 mpg on the highway fully loaded on eco mode crusing at 62 mph.
- Comfort 5.0
- Interior 5.0
- Performance 5.0
- Value 5.0
- Exterior 5.0
- Reliability 5.0
- Does recommend this car
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I have major problem this car, transmission. car has 64,000 miles, problem started around 30,000 mile. Car started to not shift when starting from a dead stop, you could run it up to 4000 rpm, would not shift unless you too your foot off the gas pedal. Took it to the dealer they told me the car is made to shift only when you take your foot off the gas petal. Not true. No service codes indicating a ploblem. Second trip to get the transmission oil changed, told them about the problem again. Told me changing the transmission oil would solve the problem. Problem not solved, again no service codes. Manufacturer would not allow them to work on transmission without service code indicating a problem. Car now has 64,000 miles, took it in at 60,000 miles to service transmission again. Same b.s. told me fluid change would solve the problem, no service codes indicating a problem, so they can't repair it. The car now has additional problems. Just a word to the wise. these cars come with a 60,000 mile 5 year warranty, so what.
- Comfort 3.0
- Interior 4.0
- Performance 2.0
- Value 3.0
- Exterior 3.0
- Reliability 2.0
- Purchased a Used car
- Used for Transporting family
- Does not recommend this car