Congrats!

Awesome, I'm looking forward to getting that

Congrats. Great choice.

@@mcclintonauto thank you 🙏

congrats!! im only planning to get the SE that’s my budget goes

@@kuyabebang1266 thank you very much.. and yes I ended up getting the SEL touring edition..but the SE is still beautiful truck!!! Just make sure you get an extended warranty I got mines 10 years bumper to bumper now inside and out I believe it was like $1,500 extra but it is worth it.. but the factory one is also a great one it's just doesn't cover bumper to bumper 10 years only 5 bumper to bumper..but the factory 10 years do cover motor and transmission which is the most important parts of the vehicle..

@@PRTWINCAM thanx for the advise ..

Awesome. :)

is 2.5L engine enough for a such large vehicle? Sometimes it's not even enough for a regular sedan

Cause it similar to se just black package navigation is from le and up

Harvey, definitely understand where you’re coming from.

Sam, the Launch Editions will not be offered again. Every dealer received a few when the Outlander was released a few months back.

Thanks Henry. We'll look into this for our next video.

Thank you for your videos. Based on the info in your videos I picked up an SE with the tech package yesterday!

@@henryvidals8552 Henry! This is awesome! Congrats on your purchase and thank you so much for choosing the Mitsubishi Outlander. We'd love to see a pic of you with your new ride. :)

@@henryvidals8552 , i have a SE with tech package is great

@@henryvidals8552 is there really not a spare? Do you still love it? Any complaints? I’m considering one.

Always pay below MSRP So many people are going to regret not negotiating better, or waiting

@@djkenny1202 I agree!! I ended up driving 4 hours away to a dealership without a markup and I paid less than MSRP!! I got the white SEL and I'm super happy with my purchase!

@@ajamiso1 well done! Mitsu is great about discounts

@@ajamiso1 may I know how much you paid for your SEL trim?

@@Mudassarkhan33 33,600 or in that area I don't remember the exact number but it was 33,6xx.

Great Question, Jenny. The SE has synthetic leather while the SEL has a traditional Leather material.

Don’t think it has autopilot 🫠 it has driving assist

Great Question. They share a platform. We actually made a video detailing the differences between the Outlander and the Rogue. You can view it here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h5lpdq5qv57Zm40.html

I’m hearing the PHEV version will have more power.

@@dudebro6394 Nah - with flattened batteries it won't have ANY power (left) at all, whereas even in the back of nowhere, a can of gas (added to the fuel tank of a petrol - or diesel motor vehicle) will get you home all the way back through the rugged outdoors and back home. No one has put any electric recharge stations anywhere off-road and certainly nowhere near where most will run out of "electric power" (for the all electric PHEV's) if the run out of power - maybe a hundred miles or more into the wilderness (back block) areas.

@@QUIX4U I don't think you understand how the phev works. The phev has a gas engine and operates like a hybrid but has a bigger battery that you can plug in and charge to run on EV mode only. If the battery goes dead you can manually select the engine to charge the battery or have the gasoline engine to power the vehicle even with the dead battery. Very much like a Chevy Volt

@@QUIX4U crazy how confidently wrong you were lmfao.

Nobody talks about the 8 speed transmission with the 181 HP. Seriously, it isn't a sports car by any means, but you're not going to find merging difficult

Pity that, Down under my friends 2.2 litre Turbo diesel [now discontinued] got a full sized alloy spare, seems we in OZ are very sensitive about cars without spares, although the spare in my sons Kona is one of those silly tiny undersized/under diameted donuts, I bought him a Ford Falcon wheel to keep him out of trouble on his long country trips.[fits ok].

@@adoreslaurel 2015-19 murano spare will fit

@@louisnieves8023 Thanks for that.

@@adoreslaurel Dont forget a jack. 3tons should do it too, honestly

@@louisnieves8023 Wow.

No, It isn't powerful, but it is reliable. I find it never feels slow. If youre towing over 2,000 lbs you may need to look else where. For the money. i really want one

Yes, it does.

Hey Jessica. Thanks for watching. Great Question too. Both SE and SEL Outlanders come with Mitsubishi Connect. It includes a remote start feature on your phone. It's great. Let us know if you have any other questions.

@@mcclintonauto Do they still have those useless battery depleting door handle sensors (where rain shorts out the door sensors, irrespective of whether or not your wireless fob is anywhere near, or worse, in a distant outback situation, where you have a tent beside your wilderness outlander, with it's starter battery being KILLED all night, in a heavy downpour of rain, as those sensors "short circuit" behind the grip handles, activating the mirrors & maybe the horn all night, as it unlocks & relocks then almost instantly Unlocks again - continuously - until the battery goes absolutely FLAT (mine depleted down to 5.5V the first time I discovered that happens, and after a week from a NEW fully charged battery, we had another week of very heavy rain, and thus - oh buggah - just 1.3V left in the 12v starter battery after we used the emergency key to unlock it and pop the bonnet to get to the DEAD starter battery, thus when tested with a multi-meter - we learned the hard way - those useless grip to unlock (with a fob in your pocket) KES - were a killer of batteries in any heavy wetness, such as rain or as most in the cities will tell you, at a car wash. Thus I (an industrial electrician with all the testing tools) discovered that having a hands free fob in pocket, tug the door open Keyless Entry System (when still needing entry by gripping the handle with your hand) .. I tested my by then third NEW battery - at it's depleted value - just before we managed to jump start it with a "carried along just in case" small mobility scooter's battery - which I was able to recharge the starter battery just enough - before it started for me to drive it home, (with the alternator a new one as one auto electrician was absolutely certain it was a diode wrong in the alternator that he then replaced - therefore easily recharging that absolutely flattened battery on the way.) DOOR SENSOR grip handles, may be there for ease of access, with a remote fob for the keyless entry system - (in your pocket or purse) to allow you to unlock your vehicle without operating a remote button, or using the emergency key - but to eventually DRAIN the battery during wet weather at more than 1/5th of an amp an hour (= an amp every 5 hrs) it doesn't take all that many days of wet weather - to kill a new battery. Ain't no ease of access then are they with a dead car battery, neither answering to a remote's unlock button push, or a door grip inner handle sensor - unpowered with a dead battery in the vehicle, and even using the emergency key to unlock the doors, the vehicle still won't start - with (yep) that dead battery.

@@QUIX4U yikes!! Sounds so stressful

Remote start from the app, that is only free for a few months, then its 160$ a year.

Your best bet is to touch base with a dealership in Canada. We the exchange rate, we wouldn't want to give you false information.

I agree

They do, ever since Mitsubishi joined forces with Renault and Nissan I refuse to buy one of there cars

@@Alittlebitsour6 Exactly. Would it have killed them to put a standard 8 speed in? 10yr warranty with super sparse dealer network, and uncertainty of mitsu's US presense doesn't help.

The Outlander looks nothing like the Hyundai Santa Fe. The Outlander uses an enhanced version of Mitsubishi's Dynamic Shield Design Language while the Santa Fe is in the step with the “Sensuous Sportiness” approach Hyundai uses on most of their vehicles.

The Dynamic shield design was release early in south east asia even before the new updated front of Sta Fe.