2020 Mitsubishi Outlander Review // COVID Crossover? Sales are up

The Mitsubishi Outlander compact crossover is sold with standard Supper All Wheel Control and room for 7-passengers over three rows of seats. These features and the fact that Mitsubishi offers a 10-year warranty has helped to move sales dramatically, even in the face of COVID. The Outlander compact utility is sold with either a 2.4l 4-cylinder with 166hp or a V6 and 224hp. Both use a CVT to put the power to all four wheels. The V6 version can tow up to 3500lbs.

[@colingoldthorpe5918]

I owned one of the first Outlanders sold in Calgary back in 2004 the dealership was still being set up. We owned it for 14 years and never once had to repair anything. It was a compact SUV before many others even had heard of them. That car took our family thru blizzards from Alberta to Prince George thru the ice field parkway, deep unplowed snow roads it was a tank with winter tires. A little lacking in power but man my wife was devastated when we sold it to a young kid in town. The dealership Platinum in Calgary experience was great too, total bargain for the money!!!!

[@bobblofinshlof9741]

I recently got a 04 outlander with the 4g69 2.4 timing belt motor. The thing has 180k miles on the odometer and it still runs like a clock. All of the interior electronics still work including the heated seats and the sunroof. The leather held up really well.

[@Naldynator]

I LOVE my 2017 Outlander GT. Such an underrated car!

[@ysfma755]

I agree it is. GT does have a timing belt instead of a chain in 2.4. So make sure you don’t forget to replace it @ 100K miles.

[@deedeediro1430]

I've had many Mitsubishi cars in my life. Lancer, Outlander, Endeavor. Never had any issues with ANY of them! I drive an '18 Toyota rav4 now and thinking about going back to Mitsubishi.

[@Naldynator]

@@deedeediro1430 Has the RAV-4 given you problems that your Mitsubishis did not? I've owned Nissans, Mitsubishis, and Suzukis, and they've all been trouble-free. However, my Hondas and Mazdas (the supposedly "better," "more reliable," and higher-rated - by experts, at least - cars), all gave me problems.

[@deedeediro1430]

@@Naldynator No issues @ all with the Toyota. I just don't like look of the 2020 rav4s especially the rear.

[@azaz911c]

I really like the styling of the Outlander. To me, it is an attractive, no nonsense design. Some data questions the owner satisfaction for Mitsubishis, but I know a couple of owners who have never had an issue with them over long term ownership. They are very positive about the brand.

[@ThatCarGuy2]

I love the styling too!

[@Mid2stars]

In the USA i got mine with 5 Mi on the clock for $18000. There very cheap here. I love my car, the only thing u have to do is change the oil every 5,000mi and transmission fluid every 30,000 mi. My last mitsu lasted 326,000 and sold it running well.

[@ramonlepana4360]

is ur old mitsu a cvt also?

[@aR-bj4ly]

@@ramonlepana4360 No, it was 2000 mitsu mirage 4 speed auto. Nearly all mitsu cars in the USA have CVTs' after 2005, which is unfortunate because there made by Nissan. Subaru does the same and there new Accent SUVs are having major issues. But lucky I got to extended 120,000mi 10 year warranty .

[@trent7080]

@@aR-bj4ly Mitsubishi transmissions are made by JatCo. Mitsubishi owns a small portion of JatCo.

[@papambroh4075]

I want to get the 2017 sel at a good price and ship it to Ghana. Can u direct me to an auction site that can get me cheap prices ?

[@bbemd4238]

I had the 16 SE with a V6. Car got totalled in a accident and did a great job protecting my family. I do miss the car and I still drive a 2006 3.8L V6 Galant which still runs like new.

[@brianamcbride-drayton4831]

I love the galant. But the 1999-2004 models. I had either a 2002 or 2003. Loved it. I cried when we had to junk it. Only payed 900 for the vehicle itself. It wasn’t running at all but we got it back up and running only 400 more dollars later. ☺️

[@eltonyc]

Your review made me test drive a 2020 Outlander and I bought it! As you said, this is a great value brand. I couldn't find all these features in other brands in this class. The 4 cylinder is very responsive as well and I too thought it felt like a 6 cylinder. This is a great reliable compact 3rd row SUV. Thanks for your review!

[@williammenjivar9353]

The 2.4 engine?

[@GameboyZoneRocks]

@@williammenjivar9353 - The 2.4 liter engine is the 4-cylinder car. The 3.0 liter will correspond to 6-cylinder.

[@heitorcarregaljr.4191]

Love my 3.0 V6 GT, here in Rio de Janeiro

[@JH-go8zd]

I have a 4 cylinder 2010 outlander with over 210,000 km. All i can say is it’s been great, we’re not selling it ever ! The only thing we have which is much better than the new shape is that ours has a built in tailgate. That is a really handy component that they should have kept. Great cars, the dealers need an upgrade.

[@Tonystarkes888]

This might be the first positive review of the outlander on youtube good job. i only have the base model Mitsubishi 2019 model but its goid enough for me and our baby.

[@jeffmorse645]

I don't have an Outlander, but I do have two 2010 Lancers and they've been perfectly reliable. Absolutely nothing but regular maintenance in 9 1/2 years of ownership. I will definitely test drive the Outlander when I need a new car (probably next spring).

[@pasta-eo5mt]

As an owner of a 2016 Outlander GT, a few comments for prospective buyers: the Outlander is made in Japan, this is a vehicle to consider if you plan on keeping it for a long time since resale is quite low, reliability of my 2016 has been fantastic (so far!) , go for the V6 if you can since it has a traditional 6 speed auto instead of the dreaded CVT and the engine note is much more pleasing (its an older SOHC design so it sounds ALMOST like an older truck engine instead of a sewing machine like many modern engines), this review is spot-on about the third row since its a 'in a pinch for the kids' nice option to have if you don't plan on using it regularly, don't pay sticker price, main two competitors for this vehicle are the dodge Journey and Volkswagen Tiguan, if you want value and don't care about prestige this may be a good choice for you. I don't regret my decision to buy one. ☺

[@chrisrice3551]

Nice break down..I'm thinking about buying one unsure though..only way is to drive one.

[@blammod]

do you feel the seats are comfortable for long drives? I test drove one but wasn't in it long enough to get a feel. what about the lip on the door sills do those collect alot of dirt? I wish it had a dead pedal.

[@ysfma755]

@@blammod I have a 2017 SE AWD. The seat is not very comfortable for long drive. But judging from this video, that might have changed. Since it added lumbar support. Mine has zero lumbar support.

[@Bacon-Moo]

Yes Dodge at the top of the JD Power study.. not fishy at all

[@moeanthony9308]

And after 90 days which jd is based will show Dodge's true colours

[@stendecstretcher5678]

Dodgy dodge

[@pasta-eo5mt]

Even though I don't trust JD power for a moment, I have a theory. Since the dodge lineup is filled with old designs with limited technology, they've largely worked out many of the bugs. Long term reliability of a Dodge is nowhere near most other brands but look at their lineup: charger, challenger, durango, grand caravan, journey. All of those are about a decade old and have limited driver assistance and safety tech. No hybrids. No electrification. Not surprising that owners have no issues in the first 90 days...

[@blackbirdpie217]

@@pasta-eo5mt They're methodically "Fiat-izing" the lineup. Look at the Jeeps.. it's a mindset that Fiat is an improvement. Hard to understand.

[@pasta-eo5mt]

@@blackbirdpie217 Couldn't agree more! We had the new Cherokees at my prior work (last year) as company vehicles and all them had issues. My sister has a renegade which she hates due to electrical gremlins.

[@flakeu]

I just got two months ago the PHEV version and altho it's based on an older platform, I'm quite satisfied. Value is the name of the game, it was heavily discounted and it has some feature that no other in this category has such as two 1500W outlets. I just hope the brand survive in North America

[@ayushmukhi6757]

Thank you for sharing this option. No body talk about the this suv and ppl don’t trust that their phev is one of the best hybrid suv available. Thanks for sharing awesome review as always ? How about safety features see if you can a short video on that thanks

[@Alejandro-vh5ox]

Love your reviews. I think you are absolutely right about this car. Keep it up!

[@the.parks.of.no.return]

Bought one two days ago - love it

[@bextar6365]

Do you still ?

[@Jaya.M78]

Is it good off-road?

[@wPJyat]

Outlander sales were up for the past few years but slowest this year along with the Eclipse.

[@SibzelChebst]

Picked mine up yesterday, and I didn't even see this review until today.

[@bextar6365]

So how do you like it after owning for 2 months. Pros and Cons ??

[@SibzelChebst]

@@bextar6365 With quarantine, I haven't driven it enough to give a definitive answer. I've had two fillups. the first kne returned 27.7 mpg, and the second 34.2 mpg... The fwd 2.4 cvt sips the gas. But the paint job is duller than most other cars, and the back seat is tiny. But so far I still love it.

[@bextar6365]

@@SibzelChebst Try a good wax like NEW FINISH in the orange bottle, it should bring out the shine.

[@SibzelChebst]

@@bextar6365 Yeah, I just did turtle and I was not impressed.

[@bextar6365]

@@SibzelChebst I'd like to buy one but the dealers are to far and between for service. Another problem is if a repair is needed when traveling.

[@zedlopez8267]

I agree i was surprised as well when i drove this car for three day rental and put close to a thousand kilometres to it,cvt wasnt that bad and was confused if the car was really a 4cyl,,its so adequate and surprisingly fuel efficient

[@johnmattiazzo3900]

Being a Mitsubishi it still has a Nissan cvt transmission from jatco which Nissan owns good thing it has a 10 year warranty hope dealers stand behind it

[@trent7080]

Mitsubishi owns a portion of JatCo as well. My Outlander had well over 150K miles before I traded it in.

[@chrisrice3551]

Excellent review!! I'm thinking about taking the plunge and this review kinda confirms that plunge.. As I currently don't have a family but looking to start one this could be the best choice..here in middle america I don't see many on the streets so it's for so discounted likely around 25k..any pointers on model to choose and also that sunroof is all access aswell? Oh 1 more thing does it come with the SOS security feature? I didn't see you mention it..

[@bond12]

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[@Motormouth...]

Getting one soon.

[@bond12]

@@Motormouth... I can't wait...

[@djcoronel]

Your new camera works fantastically! There's the silver lining, I suppose. Keep up the great work, Zack -- wishing you and your family all the best! I think, though, related to the video, that I would choose one of the Rav-4 variants over this vehicle if I were in the market for a vehicle in this class as I think the Toyota product is the superior one. I don't know if Mitsubishi's reputation is favorable in Canada or not, but in the US it's quite terrible and the marque is struggling to keep itself afloat much like Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Nissan and Infiniti here. Hopefully things will change for all aforementioned brands, but Fiat/Nissan/Infiniti really need to produce desirable product if they want to remain competitive not only in North America, but also globally. Anyway, enough tangents! Stay safe and keep doing what you do best!

[@migy5031]

It seems the Outlander is reasonably competitive in this segment, but I don’t understand Mitsubishi’s business plan. They have no brand identity and no aspirational model.

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

They definitely have potential though

[@teem5642]

I agree with you. Iv driven this car, I don't know what it really wants to be. It's just a bland car. Bland driving feel and it's lousy cvt. The cvt gearbox never knows what gear ratio it wants, the cruise control can't really manage the engine and it will cut out. It's not a fast car, it's not a powerful car, hell it's not even economical. It's off road capability is okay but def not capable. It's more of a old people car who just need a point a-b all wheel drive car

[@chadharmon5716]

Love our 2020 we bought here in Florida love it even at base model you get a lot including heated seats 👍🏻

[@chrisrice3551]

I'm liking those options also..i can't fully commit yet until I drive one.

[@bextar6365]

You still like it after 3 months ?

[@chadharmon5716]

@@bextar6365 yes indeed! I’m telling they are great vehicles have no idea why people talk trash 🤷‍♂️

[@shawn_hu]

do you really need heated seats in thr Florida

[@brianmann9024]

As much as I like my 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander phev h 2.4, I can’t figure out why they are leaving Europe and GB. I do hope that you come back soon, I had colt cars when I was in Malaysia and Singapore , plus one when I was in Osaka when I was based there, I could not fault these motors. Please don’t stay away to long. Kind regards to all.

[@ejohnson3131]

I just wish Mitsubishi offered more of their products here in America. I’d buy the 2022 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross PHEV if they sold it here. I’m waiting for the Outlander PHEV in the new body style because strangely, the 2022 Outlander PHEV still has this old body style here in America.

[@davidrichard451]

i have the 2020 model and i love it. it is vary good on gas as well. i had the 2011 model before this one . at 240000 km the only thing i put on that car was 4 stab links, and 2 rear shocks. i drive my cars hard and to there limits most of the time . i blow the trany pulling a trailer 2500 lbs on a long haul. my fault .

[@MrKikoboy]

I see they're still using the folding ironing boards for the 3rd row - Cooley did a hilarious review of those a few years ago....

[@MEG-qd2ln]

I still have my 2007 Outlander

[@jspira92]

Could this be that they had way to many units on the ground and so when everyone else was low on new stock they scooped up the sales?

[@nintendoatarikiller]

I would get the EX-L trim because it bundles in forward collision mitigation which means you get a discount from ICBC

[@techismycologne]

I definitely wish I would have looked into these when I was looking at getting my new car. They're heavily discounted on local lots, as low as $18,000 new - and no I'm not talking the Outlander Sport. I could have gotten a base model for nearly the same price I ended up paying for my base Elantra.

[@EfrainQuezada]

Mitsubishi just announced the 2021 base outlander starts at $22k, now I'm wondering was last year's model good?

[@chinoyhouse8247]

Mitsubishi should bring in their Montero sport SUV here. Like what Ford did to their Ranger. The Montero sport will sell quickly.

[@Vanilla_Donut]

The only problem I have is that you don't have the equivalent standard safety features, except on higher trims, you see in other cars at that price range. I would say this doesn't make the Outlander such a great value proposition.

[@themoyiasway]

Very nice SUV does it comes with a Sapir tyre?

[@blackbirdpie217]

I like it. This car is not as big as a Ford Explorer or Toyota 4-Runner, it's not a sub compact that's reserved for the Outlander Sport, another vehicle type.

[@o2kala649]

A used one of these would make for a great Uber vehicle.

[@JorgeRodriguez-bo6lf]

the car shown has the discontinued stereo so it's a 2019 not a 2020

[@guniseran]

The issue is you can get a RAV4 for $33000 on the road, which will last 10 years with no issues or minimal repairs and will be still worth $10_12k

[@Vanilla_Donut]

But no 3 row available but RAV4 has standard safety features across all trims which makes that price offer more value for what you get.

[@Lucky8s]

You're not getting a 2020 RAV4 for $33,000 cause both taxes/fees and loan interest rates exist.

[@evanc8919]

I really dislike this vehicle for the little things. The ride is nice but it’s seems not well thought out. I have this vehicle in the SEL model as a corporate vehicle. I have driven it for 5 months and it’s all the little things that suck about it. There is no front storage inside, minimal. The piano black is horrible and scratches easily. The tailgate fails to open on numerous occasions, to unlock the back doors when entering and exiting the vehicle is very frustrating. Anything that has to do with entering or locking the car through doors or tailgate is just horrible. There is an auto tailgate disable button. I finally chose to disable the auto tailgate because sometimes it just didn’t work or is extremely slow to open. I received this vehicle with essentially no miles in it so it was new. Evaluate these things before buying it or you may be forever frustrated.

[@nisannisanov6661]

Hello, is it possible to have a cooling air conditioner in the back? Because my kids suffer from the fever? For Outlander 2017 stabilizers

[@lethanhtung2700]

Dear sir, how about the cvt, is it durable enough, for example, 300000 km run.Thank you in advance

[@mohamedjaber4286]

I have 2020 Mitsubishi Outlander sel and my only complaint is that it doesn’t come with spare tire.

[@ChrisPollard]

It's very, VERY close in size/features as the now dead Dodge Journey. But sorry, I still wouldn't call either one "compact" - they have far too much room inside to be 'compact'. Have friends with the PHEV version, they're very happy with it.

[@swissmrkc]

Well as where the palisade and telluride are called mid size....you can call this compact. Have driven the 2019 tiguan and it was not big

[@westcoast708]

nice review Zach ..

[@gtb5]

Recovery stage? 2022?

[@yashgupta6066]

Mitsubishi Outlander 2020

[@kaffenoizen]

Great review!

[@NaveenKumar-oj7xh]

JD Power is a marketing firm. The more money you pay them, the better ratings they will give you. This alone is proof that channels like this are nothing more than fluff pieces for the auto industry. Those of you that lease a new car every 4-5 years don't care how long a vehicle will last, but those of us who plan on making a vehicle last a long as possible care.

[@Motormouth...]

Not True. JD Power sells the research to car companies after the fact, not before. They don't pay to influence the ratings, they pay to access the information collected and to use the awards in advertising. They pay for the data and every company pays to get access. It is accurate and is why they want and are willing to pay for the data. I've done dozens of interviews with David Sargent about this. If you have proof that the more you pay, the higher you go, send it along. I'll wait...

[@zedlopez8267]

Thats what you get from watching zebra channel😂,,

[@somerhythmviews5533]

Any good rented on turo 2020 base? I live within five miles of O’Hare airport close to suburban DuPage and worth Midway south delivery ($75 est.)

[@samwh4775]

So in the compact SUV category, the only competition for the outlander is the Dodge Journey ? But I’m not sure because the Journey is around the same price of the outlander, but it has a 3.6 V6 with 283hp, and the Journey have the same length of a Toyota Highlander 2018, 😅😅😅

[@trent7080]

The Dodge Journey is based on the Mitsubishi Outlander, but is larger. However, the Journey has a much smaller 3rd row and is not as safe as the Outlander.

[@samwh4775]

ATX Trent the Journey is as large as a Toyota Highlander 192.4 inches while the outlander is 183 inches and is a lot wider than the outlander, the 3 row in the journey is actually bigger than the one in the outlander, the seat in the 3 row of the outlander is very short and small 😓

[@neile90]

Count how many times Zack says “value” :D

[@seanhamilton4175]

The V6 version has a "normal" 6 speed auto

[@MikeStoddart]

How long will they last in Canada?

[@rayman167]

They made cute cars in Japan but not selling them in Canada

[@zhanglin317]

They have sold nearly 38k units last year and so far they sold less than half of that. I don't see that is a big number compare to other big companies. They won't stay in North America long.

[@pasta-eo5mt]

Like Saab? 😂 I had a 2007 9-3 Aero. Loved that car. I have a thing for the under dog. Mitsubishi, Saab, Saturn...I wonder if my purchases drive companies out of business. Ha!

[@zhanglin317]

@@pasta-eo5mt yes it's all your fault...haha

[@zhanglin317]

@@pasta-eo5mt I love Saabs.

[@zhanglin317]

@@pasta-eo5mt I had a 04 93 Aero with a tune for 2 years. It was fun and it was so economical also.

[@pasta-eo5mt]

My 07 was tuned as well. Sad that they went out of business. Manual transmission, V6 turbo, paid $32k brand new. Nothing like that on the market anymore.

[@SourSteve9]

Are those leather seats on a 1 from bottom trim?

[@shaunmathew]

vinyl

[@r3dm1st31]

Too small it seems like they crammed the 3rd row

[@freed14760]

CVT and it’s a Mitsubishi = hell no. My old boss has 2 suv Mitsubishi and they are constantly in the repair shop. Dealership always finds a way” Sorry that’s not covered under warranty “!! 2015 or newer.

[@robbyu.672]

Me watching this as an American: 🧐

[@TalismanPHX]

The front end styling is overwrought. Looks like The Predator.... Mitsubishi dealers network in the US is very thin....

[@ysfma755]

There are 3 dealerships within 15 miles of where I live. But if you live in a remote and less populated area, I agree it is a rather thin network.

[@stevensmith8648]

Right. Depends on where you live.

[@MrXiztence]

To bad that in Sweden this car gets slaughtered with taxes the first three years. It's pretty much unsellable due to that.

[@UhhhhhnooOOo00oO]

They never talk about reliability. You couldn't get me to buy a Mitsubishi since my Mitsubishi Starion Turbo that blew it's engine. I know the history of Mitsubishi reliability.

[@Motormouth...]

That's right, exactly the same as a car from 30 years ago....not

[@UhhhhhnooOOo00oO]

@@Motormouth... I get it. Unfortunately, I know more about automobiles than you. You extrapolated an analogy incorrectly, that I was comparing a 30 year old vehicle to one from the last year. I thought I made it clear that my statement was analogous to Mitsubishi's reliability and cheap cost cutting parts. (I am currently driving almost this exact same model as a rental for 2 weeks. Hence clicking on this boring video......shows you the level of my entertainment currently.) Speakiing of horrible reliability, stepping out of my Mercedes E350 4Matic after someone hit me parked in a parking lot, the Mitsubishi is a fine vehicle. It's comfortable and looks rather well in my opinion. Almost all features trickle down in about 15 years from flagship Mercedes. (The inventors of the automobile and almost every feature on the modern consumer vehicle) Going beyond that, stop with your social media BS that you have become conditioned to reply with, similarly to a Pavlovian dog. You sound like an immature child. Don't reply to me on the future, if that is how you converse. (That gave you one chance) This reply was for you and this is the reply you get. I thought you'd have a more detailed and intellectual response. You don't want to go on. (Believe me) Just enjoy you suburban existence.

[@snicketysnickerdoodle8484]

@@UhhhhhnooOOo00oO COVID isolation must be getting to you. Seek some help. Soon.

[@UhhhhhnooOOo00oO]

@@snicketysnickerdoodle8484 Another great reply from you dullards. Factual information and debating skills extraordinaire! What have humans become? Rhetorical. You won't be able to reply. I guess my PhD and MD psychiatry from one of the top schools in the world, isn't enough to analyze the repetitive boring nature of humanity. We did this to ourselves. Not education well enough and putting everything into short term business profits. It breeds this thinking or lack thereof. We had a decent ride. We are well past our time. Please don't spread to others in the regression of the evolutionary chain.

[@snicketysnickerdoodle8484]

@@UhhhhhnooOOo00oO If you have the ability to do so, point those highly refined analytical skills of yours inward. Take a step back and think hard...you are writing garrulous replies to strangers in the replies section of a Mitsubishi Outlander review. It's weird.

[@aguadulce8]

You are missing in your review the fact that this car loses the acceleration when is going up hills for more than 10 miles since the cell battery gets depleted and at that point, the fan stop working and gets overheated. Did you try to go up hills in this car for more than 10 miles?

[@swissmrkc]

[@mrbrazil08]

If you're talking about battery, you mean the PHEV version, which this one is not.

[@LocoMe4u]

Great car but it's not a crossover it's a SUV

[@ЮрийБез-м3т]

Лайкнул на всякий случай, хотя ничего не понял

[@Rosomyat]

What lumbar support do?

[@starbloclocal20]

It braces ur lower back. Very good for those long trips

[@phoenix75888]

I never knew Norm Macdonald did car reviews.

[@nickolastiguan]

The Outlander is the perfect example of why you don’t want to get into a long term finance term, its depreciation is horrid.

[@blammod]

why would you trade that quickly though?

[@nickolastiguan]

blammod ??? I am just saying the Outlander depreciate a lot.

[@Blitzburgh17]

That's why you buy a used one. There's plenty of used 2017 and up Outlanders near me with under 30,000 going for around $13,000

[@argexpert]

Die Peugeot 5008 seems a little better

[@teem5642]

One of the worst cars Iv driven: - poor reason from the cvt gearbox - the cars cvt gets confused with the ratios it wants to choose, so you get a lot of jerking, with the gears changing up and down even at constant accelerator input. - it's not anywhere near economic as it's marketed -it's a slow car It's just a boring car to get you from a-b

[@Beastfromtheeast8]

Stop copy and paste, troll

[@teem5642]

@@Beastfromtheeast8 copy pasting where mate? This is my original opinion, you can't take criticism on a car who's company you don't own? And stop abusing the word, troll mate. That's not what a troll does. Iv stated my facts, grow up

[@TelevisiónMexicana]

Nooooo 🤣 Nobody is buying a New Vehicle at this time 🤢😢 Have you done it yet?

[@ervinmezey7572]

This might be a good lease but never a purchase. Once out of warranty, it will be difficult getting parts. The Mitsu network is far from what it once was in the late 70s/early 80s.

[@chadharmon5716]

Your so wrong lol

[@sshamon72]

It comes with a 10 year warranty.

[@danielc3321]

Nice. Buy a used one in a couple years for $14K. 😂

[@BTC909]

Buy used from the rental companies.

[@ysfma755]

I’m not sure if that’s a good idea. Rental cars are the most abused.

[@BTC909]

@@ysfma755 Have a mechanic / dealer check it out (PPI) and have a body shop look at it. If whoever does let you do this or rent the vehicle for several days & apply that fee to the purchase of the vehicle, walk away.

[@levaranoia]

Couldn't imagine paying for a mitsubishi. They are way to out dated with their vehicles.

[@ysfma755]

I think being outdated is both good and bad. It depends on what you are looking for.

[@levaranoia]

@@ysfma755 how is being outdated good? Lol

[@ysfma755]

@@levaranoia It depends. To me, in the case of this vehicle. It’s cheaper to buy and more reliable to operate. the engine is quite old, but tried and proven to be long lasting, single overhead camshaft. not even double camshaft or turbo. but it’s very reliable. definitely not the fastest. In fact that’s why i bought it. Again you may consider things outdated i do not. It depends on how you define outdated. It’s a general term to mean different meanings to different people.

[@shawn_hu]

toyo 4 runner is a way way way way outdated suv as well but it still sales like crazy

[@stevensmith8648]

They're not that outdated. Go get a tech car and pay that extra $$$

[@LouAntonioGiordano]

More like “Outdater”