👉 2015 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport SE - Ultimate In-Depth Look in 4K
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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MYRTLE BEACH MITSUBISHI
431 HOSPITALITY LN
MYRTLE BEACH, SC 29579
843-310-4566
www.mitsubishim...
Body Style: Sport Utility Vehicle
Model Code: OS45-D
Engine: 4 Cyl - 2.0 L
Transmission: Variable
Drive Type: FWD
Ext. Color: Rally Red Metallic
Int. Color:
VIN #: 4A4AP4AU8FE039836
Stock #: 1323
FEATURES
Comfort
Audio system with AM/FM radio, CD player (reads MP3 format), digital radio, satellite radio, touch screen and color screen
Steering wheel mounted remote audio controls
Six speakers
Roof antenna
Cruise control
Trip computer: includes average speed, average fuel economy, current fuel economy and range for remaining fuel
Color high gloss trim and none
Card key power locks
Upgraded cloth/velour upholstery premium cloth
Driver bucket front seat heated and manual height, front passenger seat bucket front seat heated
Split-folding rear seats: manual recline
Leather-trimmed, tilt telescoping steering wheel
Vehicle speed-proportional power steering type
Front cup holders
Ventilation system with micro filter
Climate control
Body-color heated driver and passenger power door mirrors
Front windows with one-touch on one window, rear windows
Exterior
Front and rear alloy wheels: 18" x 7.0"
Roof spoiler
Body-color front and rear bumpers
Front and rear 225/55-18 and all-season tires includes: low rolling resistance
Safety
ABS
Four-wheel disc brakes: two ventilated
Immobilizer
Rear camera parking distance sensors
Electronic traction control
Headlights: Bi-Xenon with projector beam lenses
Headlight control with dusk sensor
Front fog lights
Intelligent driver and passenger front airbag
Front side airbag
Front and rear curtain airbag
Anti-theft protection
Two active height-adjustable front seat head restraints, three height-adjustable rear seat head restraints
Height adjustable driver and passenger front seat belts with pre-tensioners
Rear seat belt, passenger rear seat belt, 3-point center rear seat belt
Intermittent rain sensor
Technical
Engine: 2.0L in-line 4 DOHC with MIVEC variable valve timing
Multi-point fuel injection
Unleaded fuel
Power (SAE): 148 hp @ 6,000 rpm; 145 ft lb of torque @ 4,200 rpm
Independent front strut suspension with stabilizer bar and coil springs, independent rear multi-link suspension with stabilizer bar and coil springs
Transmission: continuously trans with manual mode and paddle shifters Music by Karl Casey
Music by White Bat Audio
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I bought a used Outlander Sport SE 4WD and now have 106000 miles on it. Good fuel mileage, great in snow and love this car. Other than tires and oil changes, I have had no problems with this vehicle. Very reliable and meets my needs, as I live in a heavy snow belt. I would recommend this car to anyone who likes good fuel economy and drives through snowy roads.
I just bought one thank you for this review!
@Mighty Mouse I have to update this. Mine is a 2015 4WD and unfortunately, the CVT transmission has failed and the Mitsubishi dealership said it was a problem and that they would have to special order a new one from the factory in Japan. Would be $10,000 to build a new one, and would take months to get it. I am now staying away from all CVT transmissions.
@@zipcode9o should I get a 2015 or not? And is that on all 2015’s cuz the listing im looking at says the transmission is automatic
@CarbonMonoxideVentilator NO...what they don't tell you is that it's an Automatic CVT (continuously variable transmission) in all their Mitsubishis now. I still have the car, as it is financed and I intend to continue making payments. I could never get anything out of it if I tried to trade it in the way it sits. I have learned that Mitsubishi knew this tranny was junk in the 2015s but continued to sell the 2015s with this defective transmission. And they did change the design of the newer CVT transmissions for 2016 and that is why they have none of these that fit my vehicle in stock. They said they would have to have one specially made in Japan to fit my car and the charge would be $10,000.
They should have recalled all their 2015 models once they found these trannys were defective. The car itself was fine and I will see what I can do when it's paid off as far as putting another tranny in, but please do not get into this trap of buying a vehicle like this. This is the last CVT transmission I will ever own...the old style automatics were real transmissions and lasted a long time and even to be in another one of the true automatic transmissions would probably only cost up to $4000. Mitsubishi really dropped the ball on this one. 😳
@@zipcode9I was thinking about buying one soon, sounds like you loved the car until the problem with the engine, would you recommend me not buying the car ? I wanted to ask people who has this car and why you like it oe hate it ?
The little round opening where this driver thought it was for keys, ashtray, change is actually where the 4wd button goes on awd models. If you buy one of these get the more advanced radio in it with the gps map feature. This one is rudimentary. Also this driver says he would show you the center button feature on the left side of the steering wheel when he got to the radio. He didn't. It controls the mode on the radio which changes to the next source each time you press the button. Pairing a phone is a bit tricky but once done it will recognize your phone each time you enter with it. And you can use Pandora, etc as a source on your phone to play music directly through your car's system. I drive one just like this (even the same color) that I purchased in March of 2016 (leftover from 2015 that I got cheap). Wait til the next year is out. Mitsubishi always has extras that will be sold at bargain basement prices after the next model year.
As an Mitsubishi fan: This is the one Mike.
Here in Denmark it is called ASX. I just got one (October 2017) It has a 5 speed manual gear box and a 1,6 petrol engine (No turbo). Top speed is 195 km/h (121 mi/h) and has an average fuel consumption of 19 km/l (45 us mpg) -GREAT review by the way👍🏻
The armrest/storage compartments in the center also slides forward giving you a bit of additional space for your arm to rest. Had the car for a couple of months, the GT version and am very happy with it.
Oh yeah,I just bought one today and it's very nice,I just love it!!!
Is there a way to open the trunk from the driver seat? I didn't see a lever for that.
Is it still good?
Notice there are real knobs to change temp and volume, Honda are you taking notes?
I love this car! I'm maybe gonna buy one next week! :D
Here in Canada, it's called the Mitsubishi RVR. The only problem is that it has a cvt, other than that, it's a great car! Had a lot of fun driving it trough snow!
I love the cvt. It is absolutely fun to drive. Lack of shifting makes it fast off the line which is super great for merging onto the freeway. Don't know what problem you have with cvt but I find it to be much better than conventional shifters.
Ya i actually dont mind the cvt to much its weird but very smooth if you hit it you watch that speedometer climb without all the gear changes. though up hill i tend to use the paddle shifters hate when any tran upshifts up a hill kills the momentum of the engine
Do you know where to connect the aux?
I've owned 2 of these 2015 models. They are great dependable vehicles. Tremendous value for your money.
It seems obvious this reviewer is biased toward Honda.
Who does a vehicle review at night?
I just purchased this vehicle from carvana. Glad to now it has a good fan base verses a dodge journey
@@MrDrkNoirdo you have an update on the reliability?
@@jenjoestar. thus far no problems. Other than normal wear and tear. These are the coolest pocket rockets suv. If ure looking to buy one, go for it. I’m keeping this one until final payment and then I’m upgrading to the big sister or a newer version.
The only drawback to me is that the older version feels cheaply put together, with road noise and rattling but other than that they’re great and yes they are good on gas. Fifty bucks to fill up and keeping her full
I want one so bad! They have a 2wd 2015 in black with rims for $12,000 but it looks a little crashed in the front. Probably get it tho
i like this car
Thank you for this magnificent interior tour.
Try you the Outlander??
I need one now if you still have him color is good size is ok for me let.me know.
I have the same car, what would happen to this car if I left the headlights on for nearly 8 hours?
The battery would drain.
+MikesCarInfo how bad is that? Would my car die?
You will need to recharge the battery and it should be fine.
+MikesCarInfo alright, thank you!
your battery wouldn't drain because I have the auto relay system that will turn off your lights and keep the battery from draining if you left your lights on I I know this car has it because I had my 06 Mitsubishi Galant SE special edition it had that feature.
Is this a good first car?
Great review!
148 HP not 166HP
but good review !!!
No digital speedometer?
I try to buy a 15' Mitsubishi Outlander Sport.
Can you review the Subaru Outback?
+sang luu I'm still looking for a decent Subaru dealer.
+MikesCarInfo Have you tried Hadwin White?
+TJBellamy99 Yes however the manager/owner refused to even talk to me.
+MikesCarInfo I wonder why? What a jerk he is!!
Lol @ 9:57
this is the ASX
Walter Gomez Outside of North America yes. In Canada they call it the RVR and in the US we call it the Outlander Sport
Why don't you do kia?
+Alan Dowell Kia doesn't want me to.
Here is my first Kia video... hopefully more to come :)
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Camia al español
No power seats.
Try you the Outlander??