felixdang

I'm looking at the Mitsubishi outlander, an I have to say it I kinda like it.. The styling, options etc etc, a lot of nice features for a great price under 28k

What do u guys think of the this vehicle as a winter car for the harsh MI weather

montgb

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I recommend taking your question to a Mitsubishi forum.

iRock

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or maybe this can be moved to car chat?

Fizzboy7

The regular Outalnder has continually received poor reviews and grades since it's inception. The newer Sport is fairing a little better, but the main complaint is the underpowered engine. I think there's better choices out there. Mitsubishi has been on a long downward slide.

spwolf

actually in Europe, Outlander Sport, or rather called ASX since it doesnt have anything to do with Outlander, got great reviews in all mags.

felixdang

I'm not looking for any power, I have my 350 for that.. I like all the features for such a reasonable price.. And it gets 30mpg can't beat that for an SUV

spwolf

seems like a good choice to me, if you have mitsu dealer close enough, it would be great.

ArmyofOne

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/car...outlander.html

I asked the same question, its high on my list of cars for my next one.

mmarshall

I recently reviewed a regular 2011 Outlander and was fairly impressed with it......more so than with some other U.S.-market Mitsubishi products. The Sport model is smaller inside and outside, comes with a smaller standard four, and doesn't have as much potential cargo room.

Not a bad choice, but check out Subarus before you sign for an Outlander. The Forester doesn't quite have the Outlander's interior's trim level or fit/finish, but has a well-proved AWD system and powertrain. If you look at an Outback, wait for the 2012 model in a couple of months...the 2010-2011models had some issues in the front suspension/steering.

Blackraven

Hehe hey Mitsubishi vehicles are neat. I love them







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