2019 Mitsubishi Outlander Review - A 3 Row Value Proposition

[@TheTiff2010]

I was given this car as a rental when I went on vacation back in February and fell in love!

[@yokhanman]

this was a great review. pretty much sold me on getting a 2019 outlander.

[@netcolcollantes1484]

I got outlander 2019, 5star, good value of money, warning collides , warning break if somebody crossing, if u cross other side there is warning... push bottom ...

[@moseyburns1614]

Trading in my '16 escape for a '19 Outlander monday, stoked about it!

[@zeekosuave6812]

How has it been so far, I'm thinking of purchasing one

[@moseyburns1614]

@@zeekosuave6812 No complaints, big upgrade in every way. Haven't had any issues with it so far.

[@zeekosuave6812]

@@moseyburns1614 ok I think your reply convinced me to go ahead with the purchase

[@K9_Shepard]

Still happy with your purchase?

[@GirlyEnglishGamer]

​@@moseyburns1614Hello. What about today ? Still loving it ?

[@bibiguajardo2495]

We just got this car and we’re in love!!! 🤩

[@doeleelyons6393]

What about now update please

[@aceaiman2531]

​@@doeleelyons6393 iam picking my 2019 outlander next week 😂

[@GirlyEnglishGamer]

​@@aceaiman2531Hello. How are you finding it ?

[@aceaiman2531]

@@GirlyEnglishGamer the car is well balance for needs 1. 4 star out of 5. 7 seat , thanks to the 2 seat behind i still manage to carry extra 2 person even the leg space does not fit well for people with 170cm above 2. 4 star out of 5. i get myself a 2.4 full spec with sunroof. It come.with paddle shift which helps this car to overcome its low pickup power. For city area its the best just to leave it in auto 3. 4.5 from 5 star .fuel consumption overall are quite good 4.handling , i will give 3 out of 5. Iam not sure because the vehicle is suv or it was quite big. You have to handle it well for cornering. 5. Price. 5 star out of 5. With the tag price it feels so worth to get this car. It can cruise easily at 160kmh for long highway journey + cruise control. I get myself a black outlander with a limited edition sport rim. The looks kills every toyota , nissan , haval suv. The styling of this car just a bit below from volvo and range rover with right color and right styling

[@SuperQdaddy]

Its smooth and roomy handles well...feels better than ford escape

[@jimmaccari1489]

A very straight-forward honest review from a owner of two-Thanks!

[@juanangelomercado1998]

I’m sorry U.S. You don’t have Mitsubishi Pajero sports/Montero sports SUV and Mitsubishi Triton/L200/strada pick truck.

[@gugu704]

Toyota CH-R and this makes my heartbeat double

[@har9312]

I have a 2005 one, 180k miles

[@diegomontoya8889]

This vehicle was designed to compete with the best that Toyota, Ford and General Motors has to offer (in 2004).

[@mushroomcloud1]

You do realize that it is not the same outlander it was in 2004 any more than your corolla is the same. You don't seem too bright...California resident?

[@diegomontoya8889]

@@mushroomcloud1 I think my joke was lost upon you, do you need an explanation?

[@brucenovotny5924]

Awesome review. Well done sir. 👍👍👍

[@KundanKumar-om2jw]

Which color is this one? Looks really cool

[@meagangreen2335]

wanting this car.

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

So underrated...

[@Mack_Dingo]

Ya heated steering wheel was a let down. I thought they did it for safety, proper hand placement if airbag is deployed or something

[@pilotnishantdesai9312]

Thanks for the video! How is the ride quality on bad roads and potholes?

[@pasta-eo5mt]

I have a 2016. I love it but will admit that the ride quality is probably my biggest complaint. Larger potholes can be very harsh. I recently drove a Kia Sorento on a work trip and it seemed much better dampered. I'd still buy another mitsubishi in a heartbeat but the ride quality over rough roads is not its strongest attribute.

[@pilotnishantdesai9312]

pasta1298 thanks so much for sharing your experience:) I currently have a 2017 Mazda3 but the ride quality on pothole is bad:)

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

It’s not a big deal, it’s just a car that takes you from A to B

[@ericvalenz]

How's the ride and cabin noise compared to your highlander and the new rav4 you just reviewed?

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Not quite as quiet as my Highlander or the RAV4 but this also had winter tires so that made it a little more noisy.

[@roadwarrior280]

The 4 cyl engine is quieter

[@jimmaccari1489]

@@roadwarrior280 but the 4cyl has CVT droning :)

[@djkenny1202]

PHEV is best. Most balanced ride, several incentives can bring a base model one down to the cost of a loaded 4 cylinder after negotiating and rebates. 25 miles on EV. I would love one.

[@kayjay6375]

Is some one advice me that I saw outlander 2019 with 37 k miles, seller want 12 K , one owner. Is this good price? Is this good SUV? Pl reply me

[@JakiOkay]

I just bought a fully loaded 2019 with 19,000 miles for $15,000 (American dollars) Seems like you’re getting a deal. Check it’s Carfax (it’s free) just ask for the VIN number from owner. That way you can be sure it holds a clean title & hasn’t been crashed. Good Luck!

[@kayjay6375]

@@JakiOkay Thanks jaklyn

[@kayjay6375]

@@JakiOkay its rental car company want to sell

[@JakiOkay]

Kay Jay mine was a rental car too. It was used in their fleet for about 9 months. I personally was worried about that aspect as most people don’t treat rentals with care. However I just did my due diligence. Had it checked by a mechanic, checked it’s maintenance records etc. and really crossed my fingers. Go with your gut. If you feel they are being shady or don’t have well documented records on it there are other Outlanders out there for a good price.

[@kayjay6375]

@@JakiOkay thanks jaklyn

[@JulezWinnfield]

I'm not sure how Brian classifies this top trim level interior as well appointed with so many blank button switches on the dash and steering wheel.🤔🤔

[@pasta-eo5mt]

Some of those are used in the hybrid version I believe. That said, I hate button blanks!

[@lucky1206]

He is using the base model. I own the GT Outlander and a lot of those blanks are filled with power folding mirrors, lane departure, tow package button, heated steering, and a lot more. I don't like when some of these review video only review base model instead of what else is available. This vehicle is really worth it. I got my money worth and I highly recommend this vehicle and Mitsubishi to anyone. It runs great and handles awsome through the different terrain I took it through

[@xtremegameryt2056]

Ray A he’s actually using the GT

[@xtremegameryt2056]

Ray A Does the heated steering wheel come with the ES?

[@lucky1206]

@@xtremegameryt2056 not sure but it's possible..just go with the SEL or GT it is worth it

[@zakriyyanazir6263]

Is this a facelift model?

[@nathanlester9985]

🤔 Is this a new 3.0 or is it the same 3.0 Mitsubishi always had in the past

[@T16-s5o]

Pretty much the same 3.0 in a 2002 Galant. It was last updated in the early 2000s.

[@Theteese]

what's with 11.2 L per 100km when there advertised as - " The 2.4-litre petrol consumption figure is 7.2L/100km in AWD and front-wheel drive guises "..........

[@Sachidananda74]

Forward Collision Warning system does not warn based on relative seepd, it only gives if the front car is stand still. in real world we need for a slow moving front car while you are approaching in high speed. a little Garmin GPS "Garmin 010-N1682-02 Drive Assist 51 NA LMT-S" does a better job. I finally bought this GPS for warning. My old Subaru FMC was far far better.

[@pasta-eo5mt]

My 2016 Outlander definitely gives forward collision warnings if the car in front suddenly brakes. They absolutely do not need to be at a stop.

[@liangcheryl5540]

i get 7.0L per 100km in my outlander but iam driving 80km a day, 20km on a motorway.

[@ld749]

which one to buy outlander 2019 es touring 34 k or highlander le 39k... i need your preference im confused which is better for most reliable and the best to have i dont wanna regret it in long run????pls reply i would like to trade in my X4 2017 very soon need 7 seater...

[@gogansaggu]

Outlander is best.

[@mitsu_lancer]

Ok, where you live? Cuz you need to learn how to buy

[@mitsu_lancer]

I bought a 2018 mitsu outlander SEL , price was 28k on window, but i check dealer price on website dealer , price was around 26k , minus 3000 rebate, ...all depend what trim you want .. i see 2019 SE around 28k i see price on dealer online a 26k minus 2000 rebate

[@ld749]

@@mitsu_lancer sherwood Ab, that doesnt answer my question what should i buy oulander or highlander for more longevity used

[@mitsu_lancer]

@@ld749 outlander, just check whos has better warranty, mitsu has better warranty

[@BicMichuM]

That price...just get a slightly used Pilot Palisade or Telluride even highlander nowadays

[@mikejizzle82]

On the way

[@swatteam7668]

Great 👍 video

[@whatthehell1338]

I don't see Mitsubishi staying in the N.America market for much longer.

[@pasta-eo5mt]

People have been saying that for years. Mitsubishi's sales have been increasing for the past few years. Now with the Nissan investment my hope is that they're here to stay. I forsee them becoming the 'value' brand while Nissan will move slightly upscale to differentiate the two brands.

[@whatthehell1338]

pasta1298 They build some of the worse vehicles in their segments. They have a sparse dealer network and poor reliability. The only people that buy them either want a cheap car or have poor credit. Nissan has alot of work ahead of them to make them a credible competitor.

[@pasta-eo5mt]

There's nothing wrong with wanting a cheap car. I drive a 2016 Outlander. I'm not sure where the poor reliability perception comes from. Everyone I know that's had an older mitsubishi has easily hit 200k miles without major problems. I'm at 30,000 miles with no major issues. I know that people who drive Toyotas and Hondas look at my car and think "why would you buy that?". I look at their cars and think "why would you spend that?". LOL To each their own!

[@ericvalenz]

Consumer reports actually ranks the outlander higher in projected reliability than the crv and rogue believe it or not. Latest CRV has a known engine design flaw that leaks gas into the oil. Plus you cant beat 10yrs/100000 miles warranty

[@whatthehell1338]

Eric Valenz like all Mitsubishi's it needs the warranty to be competitive.

[@panama-canada]

S-awc is like Acura’s system.

[@T16-s5o]

No, it's better

[@xtremegameryt2056]

There’s no lane keeping assist, I think you meant lane change assist

[@PhanThu]

Con này màu đỏ hay màu trắng đẹp hơn nhỉ

[@justinbustin677]

I wish a crossover which is a wagon minivan could tow shit.

[@arliksetiawan2959]

I will buy Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV

[@greentruth89]

Look like a mini grand cherokee

[@marcodeluca4068]

I Just test drove 2020 Outlander GT initial response when I stepped on it but had a little bog down then it took off. Now while at 60 not feeling the power. The handling was pretty good did feel like I was flip like the Toyota highlander or ML 350. excellent stopping stereo was too plane no mid range but had bass but couldn't figure how to adjust them. Anyway the biggest problem was the vibration or pulsating on the steering wheel that stole my comfort and attention a way from enjoying it. a certain cheapness in the car that's I would not buy this car for that reason why I will not buy this one and at 35k I rather buy Pilot.

[@mp8359]

Grill and back looks like the VW Tiguan

[@solache281]

Background music is annoying

[@mp-sv2cp]

you're annoying

[@jafaarjafaar]

Don't buy this vehicle, especially the 4cylinder. It uses a Jatco transmission (same as all disastrous nissans) that goes bad. I learned the hard way. Also don't expect much from the dealerships, they are a second grade manufacturer.

[@palebeachbum]

The CVTs in Mitsubishis are WAY more dependable than those used in the Nissans. I bought a 2012 Nissan Versa new. The CVT started slipping at 38k miles. Highway miles, at that. I traded in on a new 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage, not realizing it uses a variation of the same Jatco CVT as in the Versa. I got rid of that car at 56k miles and had zero trouble from it. Half that mileage was hard city mileage. They had very different transmission behavior. Each manufacture takes the Jatco design and tweaks it to their own desired specifications. Whatever Nissan does messes them up badly. The Mitsubishi CVTs last just as long as any regular geared automatic transmission, typically. That's not to say there are some random problem cars out there, but that happens with any brand. I know people using Mirages for fleet use are getting around 180k miles out of the CVTs.

[@palebeachbum]

@@jafaarjafaar I can see why you're sour on them! That's a horrible personal experience. I wouldn't blame you for not wanting another one too. The good thing is that they all should have been covered under the hundred thousand mile powertrain warranty though.

[@jafaarjafaar]

@@palebeachbum They were covered actually, but they gave the "spin around" and charged diagnostic fees even though it was covered underwarranty. They tried everything to dishonor the warranty. Def a bad experience especially after my toyota

[@palebeachbum]

@@jafaarjafaar thats a shame. Some dealerships can be like that. Far too many. About 10yrs ago I bought a used 2006.5 Kia Optima, 3yrs old with 32k miles. Over the subsequent months, the driver side sun visor broke due to faulty design, the oil flow control valve on the engine failed, and one of the tire pressure monitor sensors failed. My local Kia dealership replace them under warranty without balking. Currently, I own a 2018 Hyundai Elantra. Bought it new just a few months ago. I've had three ongoing problems with it and have made several attempts at two of my local Hyundai dealerships to get these problems fixed. They all claimed ignorance or say it's normal for the car. My point in telling you all this is, sometimes it's just the dealerships you're dealing with.

[@jafaarjafaar]

@@palebeachbum You're right, but I even contacted Mitsubishi Canada and you won't believe what they told me. They said that the service manager was wrong and should have never taken the diag fee, but they also told me they couldn't do anything and the service manager was in charge. When I contacted the service manager for the fifth time, he told me that $134 for diag fee isn't too bad since they covered $3000 worth of repairs, even though legally he couldn't (it was a valve body in the tranny). That was what really got to me, and I sold it right after it was fixed. It wasn't worth it for me reporting it to the ministry of consumer services. They also have a really poor dealership network here in Canada. I just bought a 2020 Corolla SE now, hopefully it will be as good/reliable as my 2005 Camry.

[@ericmotion4488]

I brought a brand new 2000 Mitsubishi Moterro over a 4 Runner! DUMB! If I had chosen that Toyota I would still have it today; never buying a Mitsubishi ever again.

[@ericmotion4488]

@Gerard Ferry well, over here in my country we quickly learn what is trash and what is not. And we have learned the Mitsubishi is at the bottom since 2002. Sorry, Chief!

[@dpaik3568]

@@ericmotion4488 And which shithole country are you from? For your information, mitsubishi built legendary montero (pajero), the truck that won 12 straight dakar rally. And i still see plenty of older montero/montero sports running around all over where i live. You are a full of shit

[@MrLukaszcu]

Lol... This is like putting on lipstick on a pig. The car has been virtually the same since 2011

[@mitsu_lancer]

Thats not true... front grille change every year , a bit but has something diferent

[@palebeachbum]

If it were a poorly built, unreliable, uncomfortable vehicle, I'd agree. But it's the opposite. Not only have they made cosmetic changes since 2011, but mechanic changes as well. Tweaks mostly, rather than major overhauls. That's how you build good cars. When manufacturers constantly screw around with major changes, they never truly work out all the kinks. These Outlanders are pretty solid vehicles for the long haul.

[@pasta-eo5mt]

2011 was a completely different body style (with that neat fold down tailgate). This body style has been around since 2014.

[@mark_r49]

Pretty much like you

[@matrix0683]

Who buys Mitsubishi?

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Surprisingly Mitsubishi are selling a lot of cars right now. The outlander pH EV is selling very very well

[@csukas40]

Me

[@simmatar5158]

I did! I bought 2010 Mitsubishi Outlander and still I drive daily.

[@wisanosman8751]

matrix0683 I have a 2018 Montero Sport.

[@palebeachbum]

Me and my Mom both have. We love our Mitsubishis. They're great. :)