We just got this SUV a few weeks ago in Brown Quartz. We love everything about it - absolutely no complaints. Rides great and comfortable and love the appearance as well. As far as the third row, we will most likely never use it, but it's great to know that it is there if we ever need it. We just keep it folded down which gives us a very large space in the back. I highly recommend this SUV - and you can't beat the warranty.
Getting freakishly good mpg around town as well, just driving smart around town will net 32-34 mpgs, highway will stick to about 35-36mpg. Easily beats posted epa ratings.
@@bryant4the328 still great! Love it!. My husband is using my 2000 Galant to go back and forth to work 60 miles a day and the cost of gas for that car is about half of what it was in his little truck. ( I totally love that car). That's why I stuck with Mitsubishi.
There's a dealership group (three dealers) in Los Angles/Orange County that's selling an SE with the 2.4/CVT and 4WD for $19,000 after rebate and discounts ($18,500 if you're a current Mitsu owner or military). That's as cheap as a typical economy/compact car. Its competitors are going for at least five grand more for comparable equipment and drive train. I know its not as polished as a RAV4 or CRV or has the same resale value, but $5,000 (or more) is a hell of a lot of money to save up front.
Seriously this car is fantastic for the money! Very strong reliable and powerful, the inside is very big while the vehicle on the outside is not that large -thus great for city driving and long journey. Unfortunately you hear a lot of morons going on about the Audis, Merc, BMW, Range Rover, Volvo suvs which way more expensive, and are not as reliable as this vehicle! I've owned this car it's f***ing great, don't listen to the majority of car advice channels (e.g. Carwow, auto trader, car advise) they talk up expensive cars, that are no where near as good as their Japanese counterparts.
Really like the Outlander, but prefer Volvo on balance. Pricier, but eminently comfortable and safe. Would sooner have the Outlander than a number of the German rivals for though for sure.
Amazing review, especially with the overall space and 3rd row leg space. I haven't watched a review that cover these topics as good as you have done. Keep up the good work.
I should have gotten this to be honest. I was choosing between the 2017 Ford Escape and this. The reason i did not choose this at the time was a few reasons: no rear A/C vents, the dealerships i went to was not working on the price with me, and the Ford dealership gave me a .90% interest rate on the Escape...which is pretty good. After a few months, I see i could have gotten more bang for my $$$ if i would have gotten the Outlander GT, because it offers more tech inside than what I paid for with the Escape. I also like the rear seats how they can move up and down to add more space unlike other brands where the rear seat is stuck in the same area without being able to adjust the leg room. I see the inside of the Outlander like a real roomy SUV (not including the 3rd row) where people can stretch out and relax. I also wish the Outlander had more power outlets, A/C vents, and other stuff to make it more comfortable for the long drive. I like to take road trips, go off road at times, and have friends go with me when i do these activities. Well now i have to wait a bit, but soon the EV mode will be coming out soon...thats going to be cool!
I watch many of your great reviews. I did watch this one several times. I purchased, in July, a 2018 Outlander SEL. Thank you, Grant, for a great review!
I heard the CVT transmission is the same one that Nissan uses in their cars. The Nissan CVTs are notorious for failing before 100k miles....and they cost like $4k to replace. Good luck with that.
Great review. I own a 2017 but mine didn’t come with the adaptive cruise control or front and side cameras or power lift gate. I think since mine’s paid off, I’ll buy the 2020 with all the bells & whistles. Again, very thorough review. If this is something you do for a living, you’ve found your Calling.
@@trenton737 they do the only thing they don't outperform is reliability my neighbors 2017 buick envision offers 2x the options of what this cheap outlander has
We are buying one too.. we are impressed with bare bone basics $14.000.00 price tag and 10 year warranty... Having said that avoid the 4l cvt version and go for the v6 full automatic transmission.. its trouble proof...
I bought one on monday. ‘17 outlander sport se. My only issue is the infotainment sys. Seems finicky with connecting to iphone. Doesnt play my map navigation etc.
WATCH OUT FOR LEMON & POOR CVT Outlander. Bought new 2017 Model 4cyl in Jan 2018, had first transmission removal around 4300 miles. Engine Oil leaked through CVT torque convertor area. Same problem kept happen within 3000 miles range, Lemon lawsuit case filed and still waiting for anything from Mitsubishi. 10yr / 100000 miles Powertrain warrenty does not cover 100% for this matter. Luckily my bumper to bumper covered those issues.
Spare tire located underneath tailgate/rear bumper also the manufacturer car jack and tools are in right side of the trunk space. Plastic panel , remove and voila!.
Grant how is the acceleration in the gas model vs Hybrid. Test drove the exact car but it was plug n hybrid- no giddy up. If you say the gas powered is good - im ready to buy
I'm Sold too , I will join the band wagon - I WILL LEASE FOR 36 months with an option to buy !!! I WILL POST A PICTURE AFTER I GET ONE , SEE YOU LATER ...
It is a shame that some Mitsubishi dealers will try to find any excuse not not to honor the bumper to bumper 60,000 Mile Warranty. No matter how great of a product is...if you have issues and you take it to the dealership to get fixed and you are given the run around so the dealership does not have to bother to send a warranty claim to Mitsubishi that will hold their money for some time. Mitsubishi dealers are digging their own grave and soon they will be just like Suzuki Dealers....GONE...
If it's a power lift gate, there is a button on the "bottom" of the gate itself to close it. Otherwise to open there is a button in the car (left side by the wheel) or simply put pressure on the lift gate button from the gate itself.
9:39 You “Truly enjoyed claiming into that 3rd roll seat” WoW, how much did they paid you to post this video :-) ..... I Like this CSUV, and I like the 3rd roll seats for putting people there for a quick ride when you have to, but please, let’s be honest, that 3 rd seat is for kids or quick rides.
America does not get the Diesel but this may not be a bad thing, a friend of mine down under has the Diesel but what with the DPF which has to have a hot blast every so often to burn up the particles requiring an injection of extra Diesel to assist in the hot burn. The sump oil is getting diluted by Diesel fuel and this can affect the lubricating ability, also when checking your oil level you can find variations on the dip stick indicating what would seem to be an overfill. He is paying AU$400 for a service every 7,500 Km, which is a rip off.He is not happy.
I have watched multiple reviews of the Outlander and I haven't seen any one get in the back. I am glad to see someone who is 6ft can fit. Thank you!
I was just about to say that... Its good to actually see someone sit in there of that size to get an idea
Appreciate it. Thanks for watching
- The seats in the back are for children👫.
We just got this SUV a few weeks ago in Brown Quartz. We love everything about it - absolutely no complaints. Rides great and comfortable and love the appearance as well. As far as the third row, we will most likely never use it, but it's great to know that it is there if we ever need it. We just keep it folded down which gives us a very large space in the back. I highly recommend this SUV - and you can't beat the warranty.
- I think so too😗.
Got my baby on July 15. Am loving it! Getting 32.1 gallons per mile just driving around town. Don't think I'll worry about gas prices any time soon!
Getting freakishly good mpg around town as well, just driving smart around town will net 32-34 mpgs, highway will stick to about 35-36mpg. Easily beats posted epa ratings.
3 years later how is it
@@bryant4the328 still great! Love it!. My husband is using my 2000 Galant to go back and forth to work 60 miles a day and the cost of gas for that car is about half of what it was in his little truck. ( I totally love that car). That's why I stuck with Mitsubishi.
Is it the 4 or 6 cyl?
@@nickr3441 4
Excellent video great job dude! Your delivery was smooth I was able to follow everything I learned a lot thank you👍😎
I just purchase this car for my wife and I must say, this is nice vehicle with plenty room and runs fantastic.
This will be my next vehicle! Love Mitsubishi!
There's a dealership group (three dealers) in Los Angles/Orange County that's selling an SE with the 2.4/CVT and 4WD for $19,000 after rebate and discounts ($18,500 if you're a current Mitsu owner or military). That's as cheap as a typical economy/compact car. Its competitors are going for at least five grand more for comparable equipment and drive train. I know its not as polished as a RAV4 or CRV or has the same resale value, but $5,000 (or more) is a hell of a lot of money to save up front.
Sooooo helpful! This video totally changed the way I view this model car, in a good way. Im seriously considering buying one. Thank you!!
I didn't know Vin Diesel does car reviews. I'm sold!
Seriously this car is fantastic for the money! Very strong reliable and powerful, the inside is very big while the vehicle on the outside is not that large -thus great for city driving and long journey. Unfortunately you hear a lot of morons going on about the Audis, Merc, BMW, Range Rover, Volvo suvs which way more expensive, and are not as reliable as this vehicle! I've owned this car it's f***ing great, don't listen to the majority of car advice channels (e.g. Carwow, auto trader, car advise) they talk up expensive cars, that are no where near as good as their Japanese counterparts.
Well said Bree, and I agree with every word. We love our Outlander too.
I agree. Outlander is an excellent product all round.
Bree Evian I have tried to look for some good reviews on this vehicle . Is this car as reliable as a Honda ?
Drive american? And drive to the shop more often?😂
Really like the Outlander, but prefer Volvo on balance. Pricier, but eminently comfortable and safe. Would sooner have the Outlander than a number of the German rivals for though for sure.
Amazing review, especially with the overall space and 3rd row leg space. I haven't watched a review that cover these topics as good as you have done. Keep up the good work.
I should have gotten this to be honest. I was choosing between the 2017 Ford Escape and this. The reason i did not choose this at the time was a few reasons: no rear A/C vents, the dealerships i went to was not working on the price with me, and the Ford dealership gave me a .90% interest rate on the Escape...which is pretty good. After a few months, I see i could have gotten more bang for my $$$ if i would have gotten the Outlander GT, because it offers more tech inside than what I paid for with the Escape. I also like the rear seats how they can move up and down to add more space unlike other brands where the rear seat is stuck in the same area without being able to adjust the leg room. I see the inside of the Outlander like a real roomy SUV (not including the 3rd row) where people can stretch out and relax. I also wish the Outlander had more power outlets, A/C vents, and other stuff to make it more comfortable for the long drive. I like to take road trips, go off road at times, and have friends go with me when i do these activities. Well now i have to wait a bit, but soon the EV mode will be coming out soon...thats going to be cool!
I watch many of your great reviews. I did watch this one several times. I purchased, in July, a 2018 Outlander SEL. Thank you, Grant, for a great review!
2 years later how is it
@@bryant4the328 it’s great and minimal maintenance. Drives well and great on a road trip.
Now that's what I call Auto Review.
Appreciate it
I just bought one today , I love it so much
Congrats
it's best suv
I just purchased an SEL AWD and love it! It cost at least 6k less than the CRV or RAV4.
I heard the CVT transmission is the same one that Nissan uses in their cars. The Nissan CVTs are notorious for failing before 100k miles....and they cost like $4k to replace. Good luck with that.
yeah but it comes with 10 year 100k mile powertrain warranty.... haha
Great review. I own a 2017 but mine didn’t come with the adaptive cruise control or front and side cameras or power lift gate. I think since mine’s paid off, I’ll buy the 2020 with all the bells & whistles. Again, very thorough review. If this is something you do for a living, you’ve found your Calling.
Many American cars outperform this in every aspect
@@issavibez394 false
@@trenton737 they do the only thing they don't outperform is reliability my neighbors 2017 buick envision offers 2x the options of what this cheap outlander has
@@trenton737 Mitsubishi fell off no one buys them much
@@issavibez394 😆 comparing a premium brand to a mainstream one shows how delusional you are.
REALLY GOOD REVIEW MATE THANKS
I'm buying one I'm sold
It's a great SUV and everyone thinks we paid a lot more money for it than we did.
Same!
We are buying one too.. we are impressed with bare bone basics $14.000.00 price tag and 10 year warranty...
Having said that avoid the 4l cvt version and go for the v6 full automatic transmission.. its trouble proof...
Are you still happy with it?
This is the next vehicle I want for the next one I just like how the suv looks
Can't wait to get one. Coming soon.
Yes im so haapppyy i just brought a outlander exactly the same..buying my car brought me here
Are you still happy with it?
@@Ephesians5-14 yep it's running like it's brand new
Awesome. Thanks for sharing your review.
Heard the engine is pretty weak and needs a lot of acceleration
I bought one on monday. ‘17 outlander sport se. My only issue is the infotainment sys. Seems finicky with connecting to iphone. Doesnt play my map navigation etc.
Great car good in Gas sporty to I love my Car
looks nice an is affordable for the year but it lacks the performance for it to be a 2017..
313stratus hows the performace
how do you access the tire underneath?
Did you ever find this out? My tire is flat and I need to know this as well. Also, Iam having a hard time getting the jack out of it's compartment.
@@lifewiththebjs3618 my 2020 does not have a spare tire, insteaf has a repair kit, a bottle of tire sealand and a 12v mini compresor from factory
I like it family SUV
WATCH OUT FOR LEMON & POOR CVT Outlander. Bought new 2017 Model 4cyl in Jan 2018, had first transmission removal around 4300 miles. Engine Oil leaked through CVT torque convertor area. Same problem kept happen within 3000 miles range, Lemon lawsuit case filed and still waiting for anything from Mitsubishi. 10yr / 100000 miles Powertrain warrenty does not cover 100% for this matter. Luckily my bumper to bumper covered those issues.
Im sorry you went thru that. Whats the status update?
great review!!
WHERE DO U FIND THE TIRE AND TOOLS HELP
Spare tire located underneath tailgate/rear bumper also the manufacturer car jack and tools are in right side of the trunk space. Plastic panel , remove and voila!.
Holy Transformer!
Wish u wouldv’e shown entire cargo space with all seats folded, otherwise nice review
I have a 2017 outlander does thing have parking sensors for the most part I see alot of things missing in this vehicle
Grant how is the acceleration in the gas model vs Hybrid. Test drove the exact car but it was plug n hybrid- no giddy up. If you say the gas powered is good - im ready to buy
Thanks for the review. I can't wait to get mine. Is this the SEL or GT in the review?
Did anyone find a good solution to install a spare tire under the vehicle when it doesnt come standard?
best suv
I'm Sold too , I will join the band wagon - I WILL LEASE FOR 36 months with an option to buy !!! I WILL POST A PICTURE AFTER I GET ONE , SEE YOU LATER ...
It is a shame that some Mitsubishi dealers will try to find any excuse not not to honor the bumper to bumper 60,000 Mile Warranty. No matter how great of a product is...if you have issues and you take it to the dealership to get fixed and you are given the run around so the dealership does not have to bother to send a warranty claim to Mitsubishi that will hold their money for some time. Mitsubishi dealers are digging their own grave and soon they will be just like Suzuki Dealers....GONE...
Do all outlanders come with 3rd row?
nice
How about the car? It's not about how awesome I am...
Is it a v8 or v6?
Mishibishi 😂 but great review
Say 3rd row again! I dare you!😂😂😂😂
Does the V6 need premium gas?
I don't think so
how do you open and close the trunk? I have this model
If it's a power lift gate, there is a button on the "bottom" of the gate itself to close it. Otherwise to open there is a button in the car (left side by the wheel) or simply put pressure on the lift gate button from the gate itself.
No A/C in the back seat (disappointing)
But does it have 3rd row?
I am Confused? At the 9:00 mark, I am in the third row
Try watching the video to get the answer
Available in Khmer
The MISHIBISHI 😆
9:39 You “Truly enjoyed claiming into that 3rd roll seat” WoW, how much did they paid you to post this video :-) ..... I Like this CSUV, and I like the 3rd roll seats for putting people there for a quick ride when you have to, but please, let’s be honest, that 3 rd seat is for kids or quick rides.
U talk too much of nonsense over and over. Get to the point and much important points
Agreed. But .... but.... but... I still got no point, just nonsense. You win. Thanks for watching though and putting up with my nonsense
It's sucks i hate this vehicle its so complicated
Xavier Hawkins I have this automobile in absolutely love and I've owned many cars this is phenomenal in my wife is loving it
I hate that they don’t give the rear air vents
I love the Plugin hybrid
America does not get the Diesel but this may not be a bad thing, a friend of mine down under has the Diesel but what with the DPF which has to have a hot blast every so often to burn up the particles requiring an injection of extra Diesel to assist in the hot burn. The sump oil is getting diluted by Diesel fuel and this can affect the lubricating ability, also when checking your oil level you can find variations on the dip stick indicating what would seem to be an overfill. He is paying AU$400 for a service every 7,500 Km, which is a rip off.He is not happy.
Actually you forgot ac this car have big problem she didn’t have any Rear air conditioning outlets
Finally the video I needed! Stay blessed, brother🙏🏼❤
Edit: Actually, I needed to know how to let the last row down🙃🙈
I don’t recall. FYI, I am reviewing the 2022 this week
i dis my research. is actually not bad. and better than other auvs. im licking it.
Poor car. Not last longer car
Next time try to get some Shoes put on. you are advertising your feet.