2018 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport: 600 Mile Road Test

[@lyssapaige917]

I have a 2017 and love it! My first Mitsubishi and won’t be my last. They definitely aren’t given the credit they deserve. A diamond in the rough.

[@usfanlovesjiwoo1978]

Exactly! They are so under rated. We love our Mitz vehicles, from the Lancer, to the Outlander and two Outlander Sports. The only one we no longer have is the Lancer because of an idiot driving like a nut in his black mustang, lost control and hit us and totaled the car. But we were fine, thank God. One day the Eclipse Cross will join the family too as an addition. We have no intention in trading in the ones we have. Loved them.

[@MOTORCYCLES-ANDGUNS]

USFanlovesjiwoo lol. I had a 04 lancer from 2012 to 2018 but last year I bought the 2018 outlander sport and I love it.

[@toddcrumbaker1207]

I agree....I’m on my second outlander sport and both have been very reliable!! Never any issues! It’s a great value for an suv and a great warranty. My outlander sport has never disappointed me!

[@chadhaire1711]

well its been 5 years....where is the car now?

[@michaelburke2335]

I have a 2017 sel!!! It's one of the bedt cars I've onwed!!! Looking to get my 2nd!!! Keeping the one I have too!!!

[@TJC450]

My neighbor has bought two of these and he doesn't take care of anything and they never had any issues other than a ball joint. I think the first one was a 2013 or 14 black one and now they have a new blue one.

[@exionem]

Mitsubishi is probably the most underrated marque in the US. My ex-girlfriend has a 1998 Mitsubishi Lancer and that thing is still running with over 250k miles. I also own a 1997 Mirage Coupe with over 170k miles and it´s still running strong and use it as a beater car. Never understood why so many americans just like hating this brand.

[@choffman9915]

I think a lot of people hate it is not because of the reliability but because they think they're outdated and they kind of just want Mitsubishi to stop trying. I personally am someone who just likes unique cars and I like Mitsubishi because not many people have their cars. I don't know why a lot of people think their cars are outdated, I think they look fresh inside and out. Some gripes I can understand like build quality and engine power or whatever but dealers are practically giving Mitsubishis away and with a 10 year 100k mile warranty it's a damn good deal. I wish more people knew that.

[@joshr961]

My experience. I got a 18 outlander a week ago. All reviews Ive seen asides a very select few bash everything. I came from a mk3.5 focus with the oh so reliable dual clutch transmission. Worst decision of my life the interior was crap after 20k miles and I mean everything rattled even the fan inside the dash. 10k trying to keep it reliable and soon as the warranty went out. clutch started slipping 20k miles later. Ill say few things about the outlander I don't like but its very very nice I personally like the simple interior I don't want the screen sitting on dash and the funky designs they use hoping someone will like it. Personally I love it. Mpg is great. from everyone that actually owns one I know they have been super reliable. Its not about how much horsepower you got or that 0-60 time most want a reliable a to b vehicle that's capable of everyday and good on gas. Rides like a cadilac too. I couldn't be happier and I went to honda Toyota kia ford chevy dodge jeep everyone I spent months test driving finding what I wanted and this was perfect. im 6,4 and ride very comfortable. Coming from a 16 ford focus ive upgraded in almost every way possible.also cant beat the warranty that comes with the outlander.

[@lucky1206]

I think the one brand that is outdated is Toyota..they been making the Corolla since the 1980's and most companies change their models after so many years but Toyota keeps making the same sedan that does not do much. While this Outlander Sport I'm sure was not made in the 1980's. Mitsubishi makes their suvs strong and useful and capable. Toyota makes their rav4 and that model is ultra rarely 4WD and does not have much power. I love Mitsubishi and my 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander GT is really great. As of now Mitsubishi has already sold 95,000+ from September 2018... over 100,000 cars sold in the USA is almost there! ;)

[@barryervin8536]

You cannot seriously believe that a Toyota Corolla today is the same car as a Toyota Corolla in the 1980s? It's just a name. Like Mustang, or Corvette, or Maxima, or Mini Cooper...… As a retired auto mechanic I can assure you that none of these cars share anything whatsoever in common with their namesakes from 30+ years ago.

[@jojojeep1]

My wife just pulled in the driveway with the new one yes I love it another 10 years of trouble free driving yay, and I mean it we put 160,000 miles on the 2010 and he never had to go to the shop we never even change the spark plugs in it runs beautiful

[@kmckenzie2461]

We love our 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport GT AWC 2.4L. Nice review! These SUVs are sturdy built and very reliable and undercut the competitors in price especially as most dealers off thousands off their sticker price.

[@usfanlovesjiwoo1978]

I agree, this is a great vehicle.

[@lucky1206]

I don't care about how these reviews say about Mitsubishi being outdated. My 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander GT does the job great and built very well. I took it on long road trips, trips in the hot desert going camping and a off road dirt ride, and taking it up a mountain and unexpected going on a side of a mountain off road to get to a camp site. I really enjoy it and get my money worth with it;) I would buy it again, but maybe the Outlander PHEV version that just came out. I highly recommend this brand to anyone who is looking for real reliable and made in Japan.

[@chadhaire1711]

yep

[@jugdhiss]

Hi, I just bought the 2024 SEL model with the 2.4L . I am literally amazed at how well the factory foglights perform in darkness. They are well placed, well aimed, and would be a great asset on the curvy mountain roads at night.

[@smokey2459]

Highly recommend! Biggest bargain out there. Have owned 4 over past 6 years with 200,000+ trouble free, carefree miles. Average 27 city/32 hwy mpg. Ok, so they aren’t fancy like some other marquee brands, but I got fabulous deals saving $10k over other brands. We’ve owned both the Outlander and the Outlander Sport and love them both. At first I leased and was sad to have to part with the cars when the leases expired, so I bought two to replace. Both are keepers!

[@usfanlovesjiwoo1978]

I love the Mitz Outlander, Outlander Sport and the Eclipse Cross. All three are great looking and are really fun to drive. We have been a Mitz family for years and stopped buying other brands. Can't beat the good looks, reliability and price.

[@chadhaire1711]

spread the word

[@buildmorefarms1007]

Beautiful, reliable and cheap! What more could anyone want?

[@chadhaire1711]

A hooker and bottle of scotch

[@usfanlovesjiwoo1978]

I agree, you get so much bang for your buck.

[@toddcrumbaker1207]

120,000 miles on my 2015 mirage! Not one issue yet!! Great little car

[@chadhaire1711]

@@Plisken65 yep

[@antonioterrellarchie9361]

This is the best review I’ve ever seen

[@leodacanay4225]

I like your comments and straight forward. They are assemble in Japan and with quality Japanese products.

[@grandy]

i just got a used one...love it so far! always love my mitsubishis...this video was thoroughly entertaining lololol

[@palebeachbum]

When my mom was in the market for a new CUV, I told her to check out the Outlander Sport. She loved it and bought a new 2015 GT. 2yrs and 20k miles later, zero problems and she still loves it. Well-built. Dependable reputation. Surprisingly good on gas (over 30mpg hwy). 2.4L has adequate get-up-and-go. The interior is very comfortable. The CVT is silky smooth. Unless you have a lead foot, there is no annoying droning noise. I'd take this CVT over a geared transmission that shifts constantly in city driving and hilly country driving.

[@chadhaire1711]

CVT gearboxes suck in my book, but since the Outlander is a nice vehicle to drive, the CVT didn't bother me that much in this vehicle...

[@palebeachbum]

I live in a city/suburban setting. I had a CVT equipped car. I loved the lack of shift points. A distracted driver rear-ended me, totaling that car. I'm now driving a vehicle with a 4-spd auto. The constant shifting between red lights and engaging and disengaging of the lockup torque converter around 45mph is annoying as hell to me.

[@chadhaire1711]

Well if you enjoyed driving a CVT car because it had no shift points and hated the 4-speed auto (which was obsolete 10 years ago), I take it you use a car for just transport ONLY and otherwise have no interest in cars otherwise. Some day you will have to get behind the wheel of a Mustang GT with 460 horse engine and 10-speed automatic--it might wake you up! Or if you can't find one, look at my video i just did on the 2018 Mustang GT and go along for the ride......

[@palebeachbum]

chad haire no sir I love cars and love driving. I just prefer a smooth and refined driving experience fhough, not constant shifting around town. You are correct about the 4-spd. Driving a 2007 GMC Canyon currently. At least the shifts are smooth.

[@chadhaire1711]

Ford F150 truck with 2.7 EcoBoost and 10-speed automatic is the smoothest vehicle out there but I would not want to pay for repairs out of warranty.

[@solovinojuntoseva8463]

I certainly don't disagree that black is a bad color for hotter climates but damn it looks so much cooler than any other color.

[@chadhaire1711]

"cooler"?

[@usfanlovesjiwoo1978]

Black is beautiful - when it's clean.

[@juniorregis9056]

Thank you , that was the best review to date

[@chadhaire1711]

have other Mitsubishi videos to watch

[@palebeachbum]

Revisiting this review because I'm thinking about an Outlander Sport again. I like and fully agree with what you said at the end, that reviewers saying it's an outdated vehicle is irrelevant because it's pleasant to drive and is worth buying. They're dependable. They cost thousands less than the competition. The warranty is stellar. Some of the best quality vehicles I've ever had the pleasure of owning were "outdated" designs. The latest in design is not always the greatest if you value reliability in a vehicle. Look at all the problems manufacturers are experiencing with carbon buildup problems on GDI engines and oil burning and dilution with small turbo motors. NO THANK YOU VERY MUCH. They can keep their "latest and greatest" offerings.

[@RigiLiquid945]

I completely agree with temp control knobs. Nothing worse than having look down to see what to push while driving on the freeway instead of reaching down by memory and feel then turning the dial.

[@chadhaire1711]

worse in a Tesla or Volvo

[@BanBiofuels]

Outstanding good looks.

[@chadhaire1711]

yes I see that when I look in the mirror....!

[@michalmisio64]

I was planing to go with Honda or Toyota but this is just better option for driving to work and back / daily commuter for me because of the price point . Thank you for the great video very informative

[@chadhaire1711]

better discount and warranty

[@kc5077]

With age comes reliability and discounts. I think the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport and Subaru Crosstrek are better Sub-Compact SUVs because they’re based off the Small Cars, Lancer and Impreza, instead of those based off of sub-compact cars like the HRV/Fit and CX3/Mazda2.

[@victoralcaraz8176]

Hi Chad, I love your review on the 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport. I bought mine in May, and the minute I test drove it, I fell in love with it. Mine is a 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport 2.0L LE Limited Edition model. I upgraded my 2015 Mitsubishi Mirage DE to this beautiful red mobile. I had my eyes on this Mitsubishi Outlander Sport for the last 2 years. I paid off my Mirage last year and was in research for another car. Long story short, I was at first considering to buy an EV, a 2023 Chevy Bolt but due to my budget, I decided to wait. Fast forward to May, my mine is still on a new car, I was looking into the 2023 Mitsubishi Mirage G4 Black Edition model, and I contacted my local Mitsubishi Dealership to check if they have any available for a test drive and the sales consultant say yes, and then I was searching through their used Mitsubishi cars section and came across the beautiful 'Red' rose. I test drove the red mobile first, and the second I left the lot. I felt so right! A very comforting feeling came over me! Now, I came back to the dealership lot and test drove the Mirage G4 and unfortunately my interest to the car dip as fast as I left the lot. It was no longer practical for me because since I drove a hatchback Mirage, driving a sedan was the same feeling and was a bit disappointed of that feeling. Don't get me wrong on the Mirages! They are absolutely awesome and reliable, but I think is great as a first car not seconds. So at the end, I decided to trade-in my Mirage and finance to get the red mobile. I left the lot feeling so nervous but happy. My emotion didn't take in effect until the night when I was at home and began to tear up because I finally finished another great milestone and going through a dealership for the first time and financing a car on my own. That's what came over me that same night I bought my dream car and have no regrets whatsoever! So even though, I was 5-years too late on watching your review, fast forward 5 years later, and your review confirms my love for my used 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport, so thank you, sir!🫡 P.S. Mitsubishis are hands-down the best and reliable cars out there that most people oversee and don't want to try them out. Last note before I end this long story on my Mitsubishi journey: My first car was a used 2003 Mitsubishi Galant that was bought used in 2010 by my dad for my little sister, but I took it in my possession and fell in love with it. That's where my love and passion comes from loving the Mitsubishi!😅 Have a great day, Chad and don't stop making car reviews videos!🤙👍🤘

[@chadhaire1711]

noted

[@snekhai]

I have 2010 2L and 2015 2.4 L and love both.Important for me are lights, the best, care free and reliable engine, great beaks and not getting car sick. I can not stand Toyota, Honda or Mazda. Makes me want to puke, something wrong with their suspension. Thanks for great review!

[@FIVEOFEVER]

Who need *Consumer Reports* when we have Chad Haire!

[@chadhaire1711]

yoooooooooo

[@edgaryzen4925]

OMGSH. .. TRUTH, EVEN IN 2022!!

[@JustAnotherDronePilot]

I just stumbled upon this video because I'm taking delivery of a 2023 Mitsubishi RVR (Outlander Sport) ES AWC tomorrow. I did read many reviews that were talking about how the interior is outdated. While I can agree that the interior is outdated, I share the same sentiment as you that it's not relevant. Anyway, I appreciate your review on it.

[@chadhaire1711]

!!

[@calebh2642]

I sold my Mitsubishi 2 years ago and bought a vw. Am now counting the days till I can get out of the vw and buy a new Mitsubishi. That ten year warranty is where it’s at. The 2.4 was a fantastically reliable motor for me and I don’t care if it’s not turbo or direct injection. It’s good on gas and plain works. 1 more year till I can buy another one

[@chadhaire1711]

have another Mitsubishi video due out in 10 days..

[@Dima80F]

I have 2010 Endeavor V6 and I love it.On the best day I get 24 mpg on the highway.Only downside you have to put premium gas(manufactures suggesting)because of combustion ratio.Good review by the way!

[@vulpixgrant]

Have a 2013 Outlander Sport ES aka the Cheep-O of the Cheep-O models. Bought it bran new, first one to test drive it and don't have any plans on trading it in yet. My only real complaint with it in the 5 years of ownership is it's damn noisy on the inside compared to the Altima also in the family! Otherwise it has given us all those years of service without ever a hiccup and nearly 30mpg!

[@usfanlovesjiwoo1978]

The 2018's are so much quieter and a smoother ride too.

[@gjorgihadjimishev9795]

You’re right I heave same one just 2014 ,. Only issue so far noisy cabin, but very reliable,.

[@ezeo.7315]

Install noise insulation

[@viyau]

I think Mitsubishi could have a niche market. Build solid and basic vehicles. Become like the old Volvo and Mercedes of the last. I actually like basic controls. Basic seat adjustment and basic temp control. Outdated? I don’t care about that as long as it’s not crappy reliability and a good go to car and an alternative to a Volkswagen and American cars. And cheaper but good alternative to Toyota Mazda and Honda.

[@calebh2642]

Really enjoyed your review. Earned a new sub

[@benhume2874]

Offered a 2018 RVR Outlander S. New $30k ... 2018 RVR S marketed down (with 35k kms) $17k price tag. For sports model this is great video to see the price is worth the car, accessories and performance. 4WD! Apple sound system, great video rear view monitor and audio warning. Thanks great safe buy!

[@sharonchenevert2658]

Excellent review. we plan to visit the dealer to check it out.

[@chadhaire1711]

make sure you get a discount.

[@chadhaire1711]

Dealers in Phoenix are discounting up to $5,000. Might be worth a drive.

[@jojojeep1]

I just traded my 2010 outlander for the 2018 outlander sport I’m on my way to the dealership to pick it up now color silver, if a Mitsubishi motor is good enough to be in an airplane it’s good enough to be in my car

[@ЕвгенийКолесников-у2ж2ю]

Outlander best of SUv

[@gloflame]

I’m curious... before the wash you had Utah plates... it came out with California plates... so which car did the road test?

[@chadhaire1711]

They use pretty strong soap in that wash!!

[@gloflame]

I that’s what I was thinking ... Where is that magical wash at ???

[@azlivin9155]

Loveeeeeeee mine!

[@rajbrar9358]

I'm just thinking whether the mileage of Outlander sports is good to drive as a uber. I need a awd crossover with good fuel economy. Plz help

[@chadhaire1711]

if you are worried about spending money for gas, why are yo looking at an SUV instead of a small car which uses less gas?

[@rajbrar9358]

@@chadhaire1711 because I live in Alberta, Calgary, and it snows here a lot, so I need a car with good ground Clearance and awd to handle extreme winter easily

[@chadhaire1711]

@@rajbrar9358 see my video on the Ford Ecosport.....it starts at $19k, has AWD, and Ford is selling them cheap because they dont sell that well..you might be able to get one with awd for $22K if they sell in canada...

[@rajbrar9358]

@@chadhaire1711 thank you. I'll check your that video too.

[@aprilr3155]

Living in the desert. I would like to know your thoughts about the air conditioning in the Outlander. Do you find it pretty satisfying or does it take a while to cool like the earlier earlier did?

[@chadhaire1711]

wasnt that hot in April

[@smokey2459]

Awesome heating and air conditioning. Best of any car I’ve ever owned. I live in a hot southern state (95+ summer days with awful humidity) and have to park outside all day. Cools in a flash! PS while in Ohio winters, the Mitsubishi warmed up faster than any other car I’ve had. I’ve owned 4 over the past 6 years putting over 200,000+ carefree, trouble free miles averaging 27 city/32 fwy mpg. Best bargain out there!

[@zac.6960]

Excellent vehicles, wish I saw more on the road. Very reliable. I’d love it if it had a power lift gate. The older Outlander Sports have the beer heart lights ever if you got the HIDs. I also love the switch to dip the beam.

[@usfanlovesjiwoo1978]

Lots on the east coat though. When we went to Bermuda for vacation I could not believe how many Mitz vehicles there were. It was like every other car was either a Mitz or a Toyota.

[@godblessjamericanqueen8036]

Lol you are the funniest and i love how u do your review. Thanks much God Bless u for this video because i am looking to get one of this suv.

[@chadhaire1711]

be sure to watch all four Mitsubishi videos

[@androidx6387]

for real though i was impressed i drove one today ,.

[@jeffmorse645]

Have have two 2010 Lancer Sportbacks that I bought new in 2011. I never needed to use that excellent warranty on either one in seven and a half years. Nothing but regular maintenance. They're the most reliable cars I've ever owned. As you aid, Mitsu dealers really discount. The headlight alignment is really useful in heavy fog (when turned down towards the road). I've gotten used to the CVT and recently drove a rental (Toyota Yaris iA) with a six speed auto. I didn't like the slight jerking when shifting on the conventional auto now. Unfortunately they added fake shift points to today's CVTs... which just seems stupid.

[@buildmorefarms1007]

Chad would you please review the Mitsubishi eclipse cross ? Supposed to be better that the Outlander.

[@tommys1678]

I wonder how much better this is than a 2015 Rogue Select, I haven’t driven one but my mom is thinking about trading her Mirage in for one of these, I just traded my Rogue Select for an Outlander ES

[@chadhaire1711]

Nissan? uh no

[@APMC100]

As always, you are one of the best car reviewer. Can you do one on Mazda Crx3 for comparison to this one?

[@chadhaire1711]

still waiting to get one

[@Koa-Raccoon]

Do you know the max speed u can go in 4wd auto and lock?

[@chadhaire1711]

nope

[@smokey2459]

I’ve driven both my Outlander and Outlander Sport in 4wd lock up to/at 70 mph in terrible Ohio winters. Mitsubishi’s also have a 4wd “auto” setting that drives in 2wd until it detects slippage, at which time it automatically activates 4wd and portions energy to the required wheel(s) accordingly. I found the auto setting handled rain and light snow wonderfully, and only used 4wd lock in heavy, nasty snow and road conditions. It’s truly an amazing and excellent system.

[@brianguzmanrn6987]

Do they have engine brakes in those? Love your review and sarcasm hahaha

[@chadhaire1711]

I got rid of it 4 weeks ago--testing Hyundai KONA now

[@brianguzmanrn6987]

chad haire didnt you feel it while you were driving?

[@chadhaire1711]

No sorry--I don't brake that much---easier to just run people down...

[@702xRyder]

just got the 2019 sport limited gray with black wheels and a few other things never liked the CVT but this one is something else had a 03 lancer I beat the shit out of it and it never let me down 190xxxx miles and I sold it

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

I like,Chad cause he feeds cats well..even if not his cat.

[@bextar6365]

Looks fine but, a big concern for me would be finding a dealer for repairs or service if needed in my travels. "Few and far between". Also the gas mileage is mediocre for the low HP engine.

[@bextar6365]

Chad looking at the old Chevy with 24" wheels, are you in Guadalajara or Tee a wanna ? ..I chee wowa !

[@djkenny1202]

These are very reliable with high safety ratings and heavy discounts. I’ve seen base manual ones under 16 grand end of year. Loaded about 19-20 grand. But I’d want at least AWD.in the SE model. Would have liked to see fuel numbers and 60 and 65 mph. For 20k my fave cross over is a Subaru Forester. Bernie is the only politician I’ve ttruly agreed with and trust.

[@ofromdabx]

Is the interior quiet?

[@chadhaire1711]

seems ok to me

[@buildmorefarms1007]

No comments on the "dirt shelf" ?

[@gio_odishariya]

CVT is considered an unreliable gear in Ukraine. ASX is not popular now because Koreans offer more options for the same money and NISSAN looks more modern. But...l bought the same.

[@JQin931]

It’s a nice truck

[@azrielisrael4378]

You need to do a review on your cellphone... it’s a classic

[@chadhaire1711]

$17 at Walmart

[@BTC909]

Chad must have driven the 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport to Kalifornia to get those shots.

[@chadhaire1711]

No i don't visit 3rd world countries

[@edf.847]

great video not to mention the humor lol

[@chadhaire1711]

we have newer ones to watch

[@mkel0385]

My friend has a brand new base model with 1k miles his wife’s ring caused a deep scratch in the door.

[@eyalschnider]

alot of japanese cars are built in usa

[@chadhaire1711]

this isn't

[@lmr2768]

Nice car and great review but you are funny as hell, lol...

[@chadhaire1711]

more to watch

[@keangfamily]

I like your review very much.Mitsubishi has two weak points ,bad resale value and it's not popular like others small SUV. I like it for point A to point B driving.

[@chadhaire1711]

Bad resale? Keep in mind the dealers give big discounts, and also keep in mind they bring good resale if there is plenty of 10 year 100,000 mile warranty left.

[@PVmedia1]

Who's grandpa is this? Very honest review.

[@chadhaire1711]

eeehhhh? Speak up you young wipper snapper!!!!

[@rodneyalacan9473]

Que risa con los emails de los que le gusta el carro negro 🤣😂

[@RainyRed]

Liked it all the way until he said CVT

[@ricksays7133]

The Outlander with the V6 comes with a six speed automatic transmission.

[@johnnybravo3732]

I own an evo which i bought BLACK....it's the worst color ever for a vehicle. I painted it white lol...black is hard to maintain, scratches and imperfection are easy to spot and the heat is unbearable.....

[@chadhaire1711]

try that in Arizona where its 120 degrees in the shade

[@SamP0rterBridges]

They tow less than my 06 Scion xB with a 1.5 liter engine. That's pretty ridiculous.

[@chadhaire1711]

towing...best to get a truck

[@SamP0rterBridges]

chad haire I'm only looking to tow a 600lb motorcycle and trailer. It's less weight than 3 fat guys in my cars 4 seats.

[@billycordero7857]

Who takes speed bumps @ 30 mph no wonder it rides crappy might want to go back to pick up tires & suspension lol

[@chadhaire1711]

Rubbish; Hitting a speed bump at 30 mph is no different than hitting a small pothole on the street, and it would take about 1,000 hits to do anything worth worrying about. You must drive some cheap cars!

[@billycordero7857]

@@chadhaire1711 no I don't and my comment wasn't a dig I'm unsubscribing your rudeness.

[@chadhaire1711]

@@billycordero7857 But Scotty Kilmer said you were not a soy boy.....how could he lie to me like that---i am going to unsubscribe to him and we will all be happy.

[@billycordero7857]

@@chadhaire1711 your channel won't succeed with those answers, good luck.

[@chadhaire1711]

@@billycordero7857 I got $1.8 million in cars last year--scotty doesn't get shit.. and I don't have to drive a rusty SUV to Mexico...LOL

[@viyau]

I drove a 2019 today. I hated the driver lumbar support. Too pronounced and can’t be adjusted. Deal breaker. It was great turning radius and was peppy

[@chadhaire1711]

Lumbar support? Its a Mitsubishi not a Mercedes---who needs Lumbar? Save your money for a case of scotch and hooker---or come to USA and buy a nice assault rifle!!

[@cw4623]

Only wannabe gear heads "like" steering feel and feedback. And only because it's a fad to like it. Boosted steering with no feel is BEST.

[@chadhaire1711]

Sure Goober...may we suggest a 1970 Ford Pinto?

[@aetomota8504]

funny guy

[@friedrichuckhauff7046]

WTF have they done to that car with the big wheels haha.

[@chadhaire1711]

gangsta car!

[@friedrichuckhauff7046]

Wouldn't fancy driving on some of the roads here (UK) with those. Potholes would shatter them in about 5mins.

[@chadhaire1711]

In usa they shatter about 10 minutes

[@friedrichuckhauff7046]

The potholes are so deep here they found an old Japanese soldier who didn't realize WW2 had ended in one the other day.

[@chadhaire1711]

why don't they take some of those illegal immigrants who are using your welfare system and put them to work fixing roads?

[@jordanatack]

Black cars matter

[@chadhaire1711]

not in 100 degree heat

[@katieducky23]

As a service advisor I can give you tons of reasons not to buy one..

[@chadhaire1711]

And it is taking you so long to give us this list because.....?

[@chadhaire1711]

All brands have lemons come off the line but the overall record of Mitsubishi cars has been above average and complaints from owners has been low. The numbers do not lie.

[@edgaryzen4925]

@@chadhaire1711 There hasn't been any recall for the Mirage, the #2 cheapest new car to buy in USA today and that's a good thing.

[@chadhaire1711]

@@edgaryzen4925 not yet...but now they are using Nissan engines and frames that can change......

[@BullieDad100]

I could never buy any Mitsubishi product. I had a friend who has since passed away but he was in WWII. He spoke of how Mitsubishi built the Japanese Zeros that took out so many of our boys as he put it. I can buy a Toyota, Honda or Subaru with a clear conscious, but considering a Mitsubishi always makes me think back to my friend Bill. Just me. Political commentary aside, I liked the video though.

[@BullieDad100]

Those would be individual decisions. Just as it is my decision not to buy Mitsubishi products as it always reminds me of a very good man's feelings and out of respect for his memory & service I buy other brands. As I said, "Just me". It is America and to each their own. It is my individual decision not to buy VW's due to reliability issues and the attempt by VW to deceive us all. BMW's are just a bit pricey to buy & maintain for me,although I have enjoyed driving both VW's & BMW's. I hope the good people of Japan do buy GM & Ford vehicles too.

[@FernandoDiaz-jj8zu]

Daniel Grewe we literally dropped 2 nukes. Evens up somehow. And considering they haven't been hostile at all. I think your being to dang "murican"

[@BullieDad100]

Your opinion. I stand by my previous statements. It has everything to do with respect for a friend. Anybody care to pick a fight when all I'm doing is respecting a friend's memory go ahead. The meaning appears to be lost on some of you. "murican" =American? If so, I presently have a 2017 Toyota Corolla SE and a 2015 Kia Optima SX in my driveway. Before that was a Subaru Legacy.

[@chadhaire1711]

Many japanese are still mad about is dropping those nukes.....it made their eyes slanted! LOL....

[@ALEX-sh3tx]

Daniel Grewe I LOVE MITSUBISHI AND NISSAN AND WILL CONTINUE TO BUY THEM