Plus they complain but they dont see the price of them compared to other brands

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Congratulations! Do u like it?

Nick Chechakos Thank you! I absolutely love it the LDW for the lane departure is a useful feature i leave it on. Also have this in black on silver alloy rims. Looks very eye appealing 🤍

@@annamarie18ar very nice!!! Cant beat the value! I'm considering the Outlander for my next vehicle

Nick Chechakos Awesome you won’t regret it! 👍🏻

Did you end up getting one

@@sararummelTx no actually, although it was on my top 3, I ended up going with a 2020 Mazda CX-5.

@Gerard Ferry I like your idea but 6 inches will be too much and will end up in the same market as the pilot, explorer, etc. and I do not think they can compete.

I hired one for a week and did 3000kms, no probs with hills, freeways or gravel. Im in Oz so not sure if there is a difference..

Wym? For the gas model or electric one?

Thinking the same thing? Idk

its to put your key if the push button sensors are not working

under the trunk

Yes I own one like this one and I have full control with my android device

Kundan Kumar yes it does

Yawn, go troll somewhere else

@@bbs3345 not trolling it's a fact go cry somewhere else if you can't handle it

How was it junk? Break down? Dealership scummy with warranty coverage?

@@Loudlevin it was in the shop numerous times for random cylinder misfires. They kept fixing it until dealership finally told my wife it's not the car it's the gas and only get gas from one certain gas station. Umm no that doesnt work and still had problems anyways from that gas station. All in all is if you plan on keeping it forever it's not bad. If you don't again my biggest problem is they aren't worth anything. Mitsubishi dealership themselves said that the $32000 2018 SEL we had with only 11000 miles was worth 14k. That's a depreciation far beyond any other vehicle I have ever owned and for that reason alone they are bad. End of the year sale and huge savings and I traded it in anyways and got the wife a new Durango instead. I will say the 2016 Outlander Sport my wife had she loved though, but for some reason the Outlander was just bad from the start.

@@josiahhoman6860 I drive 2018 sel with over 37k miles on it with ZERO issues. And I have never seen mitsu outlander sel sell for over 28k brand new. I paid mine for 24k out the door. So try again. You are either a real bad troll or just plain dumb pos who got badly ripped off.

All of those 9 & 10 speeds are having all kinds of issues with no better MPG yet here is Mitsubishi offering a 10 year powertrain and incredible durability and reliability for less than those other OEM's! To each is own! LOL :)

@@ninerlives Mitsu Outlander GT trim is 3.0 V6 6-speed automatic.

I think Mitsubishi just out you 😂 I'd rather have reliability and outdated then have new and broken in a few months

That disappointed me too

Really, for $60,000 there are better options, we had a 2018 Explorer, long story short we had a lemon law case on it and got the dealership to buy it back, thing was the biggest pile of crap we’ve owned, literally fell apart in front of our eyes, and from what I heard the 2020 is nothing but worse, if only they made them Explorers like they did when they first came out in 1996

Ford is TRASH. Recently got rid of my 2013 Ford edge. Constant repairs and random breaking down in the middle of traffic. Just traded mine in for the Mitsubishi outlander. I'm never looking back.