Mitsubishi Outlander 2013-2015 | EVERYTHING you need to know!! Review

Mitsubishi Outlander 2013-2015 | EVERYTHING you need to know!! Review
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You're looking here at the first mainstream family car developed from scratch around both conventional combustion and Plug-in hybrid power. Few expected Mitsubishi to be first to market with such a thing but with this third generation Outlander crossover model, the brand stole a march on many of its rivals. It can seat seven, take you properly off road and even make its own kind of eco statement. You can't ask much more from family transport than that. How does it stack up in used guise?
History
Haven't family cars come a long way? Look at this one, Mitsubishi's third generation Outlander. It can carry seven and conquer the lower slopes of Ben Nevis while delivering the kind of running costs you'd expect from an ordinary family estate. It's a Crossover with a conscience - and a mission.
At the launch of this model n 2013, Mitsubishi emphasised its technological superiority by previewing a top PHEV petrol/electric Plug-in Hybrid version, with headline fuel economy and CO2 figures to embarrass the cheapest, most frugal citycar. This variant was introduced in 2014. Did we ever believe we'd really see an SUV-styled four wheel drive family car green enough to gain its owners a place on the Friends of the Earth Christmas card list? Well, it's a reality with this Plug-in petrol/electric Outlander. This car was also available with a more conventional 2.2-litre diesel engine.
Where the previous second generation Outlander model had shared its design with badge-engineered Peugeot and Citroen rivals, this MK3 model was all Mitsubishi's own, with sleeker looks, more frugal running costs and plenty of extra state-of-the art technology. It appealed to customers considering, say, a soft roading Honda CR-V or Toyota RAV4 but wanting something more spacious and versatile that was a little more forward-thinking than bigger 7-seat Kia or Hyundai Crossover models. This MK3 model was facelifted at the end of 2015. It's the pre-facelift versions we examine here.
Writer - Jonathan Crouch
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[@jordanmiller5515]

I have the 2.3 diesel variant of the 2014 outlander and I can’t fault it at all I am the 2nd owner of mine and the off-roading I’ve done it has handled it so well definitely a great family car

[@Volkyno]

I'm wondering if it's worth buying a 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander 2.0 PHEV that has about 300.000 km/miles on it. 🤔

[@RRGunner10]

why was it labeled as a crossover with 7 seats? btw do u have a qashqai 2014 onwards review?

[@problemslayer3538]

The honda crv 2.2 is also rated at 2 ton towing capacity

[@Dan.Dawson]

The Mitzy ticks the 7 seat box for me though..