Holy Crap, It’s Actually Good! - 2023/2024 Mitsubishi Outlander [ Full Review! ]

[@HelloRoad]

I just had the chance to spend an entire week with this brand new Mitsubishi Outlander SUV. What do you think of it? For those that want more vids with my fleet of weird '80s/'90s cars, they're coming soon. Thanks for watching. :)

[@jacobwhittington2462]

Now all Mitsubishi needs to do is to make a proper 4x4 model and bring a truck to the states!

[@sneakersonfeet9045]

Definitely a great interior and overall looks better then the Rogue

[@trent7080]

@@jacobwhittington2462 The next Montero is supposedly being developed with the next gen Armada/Patrol/QX80. Hopefully they come to the US.

[@jacobwhittington2462]

@@trent7080 hopefully Next is probably a rebadged Nissan Frontier

[@kylemas2005]

I think its not a real Mitsubushi with every thing under the hood being from an outsourced Nissan Rogue. That means Nissan CVT unreliability. At least the old Outlander had a much better track record with an INVECS III programmed JATCO CVT8 vs a Nissan Xtronic JATCO CVT8.

[@davidcantor293]

I love my 2022 outlander! Never thought I’d ever own one but the design to me is a cross of a Ford Explorer, Range Rover, and BMW.

[@comareborn8734]

No matter how many people say the front is ugly I wont listen, I think it is beautiful :D

[@indiemeans9735]

Bought an SEL Launch Edition last month and this SUV has more features than what has been discussed in any of the videos I’ve seen so far. The third row is an added bonus in my opinion. The camera system is amazing 🤩 and the 10 speaker Bose stereo system 🙌🏾

[@CT9A_GTA]

I also own one, very much agreed. I'm yet to go through all the features

[@box-X-G]

Excellent choice! I have a Mitsubishi too! .Anda Lexus too

[@jlatnyc]

Thank you for your input. I'm really liking this Outlander. The only thing I'm concerned about is reliability. But everything looks amazing. Was there a lot of difference between SEL and base models?

[@indiemeans9735]

@@jlatnyc you’re welcome ☺️. The ES is the base model. The warranty is impeccable. 10 year 100,000 miles. Mitsubishi will also repair any door dings within the first year. I owned an Mitsubishi Galant GTS waaay back in the day and am so glad to own another Mitsubishi . Reliability is the least of my worries :)

[@shianngammon586]

How much was it? I am looking into getting me a sel:) thank you in advance!

[@pauladam8918]

We bought one a few months ago Love it! The SE is an unbelievable value ., for $34k Pano Roof , Huge screen, Bose Stereo, 21 nicely styled wheels ,leather and suede seats soft touch everywhere..extremely comfortable and gas mileage ok plus long warranty.

[@kevingrace9774]

I just bought this SUV in gray, SEL trim. It is amazing! This is my 5th Mitsubishi car in my family. They are very under appreciated. Not sure why they struggle so much in North America. You must see this in person. It feels like more than 181 HP. I hate CVT’s but this is very very different. Definitely put on your list unless you are looking for a true 3 row. Mine will stay folded down.

[@martinaraujo8146]

Congrats bro i just ordered the black diamond SEL trim with the orange and black interior its freaking awsome hopefully ill get it by next week.

[@hullinger]

I'm actually surprised by how much I'm liking the Outlander. Mitsu has been a dumpster-fire for the past few years so hopefully this is their 'turnaround' from those gloomy days.

[@angelbruno6556]

Bought this Es version for my wife and was pretty amazed on how the interior looks. Mitsubishi stepped it up, very stylish with the wheel combo package 📦 and all. I’d recommend this vehicle to anyone.

[@metal4ever516]

I honestly did not expect for the Mitsubishi Outlander, of all things, to have such a nice interior. Well played Mitsubishi, well played. Maybe if they sell enough of these we can see sporty models like they had in the 90s and 00s.

[@comareborn8734]

I just want another EVO...

[@pailihsu]

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[@123wsz]

That interior is insane

[@damieg82]

My previous car had a CVT with paddle shifters, and YES I did you them quite a bit. As you mentioned, it's great to produce engine braking when going downhill, and to hold on to higher RPMs if going uphill, where ordinarily the transmission will always try to shift ratios to get the best economy, but then you end up using kickdown all the time. I also used the paddles to "prime" the engine for overtaking... just knock it down a few ratios so that the engine is held in the meat of its powerband, so you get instant acceleration when you actually pull out to pass the vehicle in front. All of this won't be an issue with high output engines which are paired with CVT, like in the Subaru WRX or previous-gen Nissan Pathfinder, but most cars with CVTs are lower powered econoboxes or crossovers, so the paddles do add quite a bit of functionality to the driving experience.

[@liorweisspi]

I was disappointed when I was upgraded to an Outlander by Hertz in Iceland. Not long after, while doing some off-roading and B roads / gravel long driving days (5-6 hours) bad weather with strong wind and rain. a lot of cargo in the back I was blown away by this vehicle. My day drive is a Q7 S Line prestige but the Outlander outperformed and gave us amazing road handling, power, economy (plug in hybrid), off-roading (elect locking differential) and great sitting comfort for 6 hours drive a day.

[@nlpnt]

3rd row seats in a crossover this size or even smaller are a good idea, but they're for other people's children. Not necessarily literally, but so your own 2 kids can each bring a friend at the same time. If you have enough spawn to fill a seven-seater on your own, it's minivan time.

[@trainsurgeon]

I bought one last month. It’s a wonderful crossover. The interior must be seen in person - as well as the vehicle itself. Video or pictures won’t do it justice. The SEL trim with S-AWC and touring package is worth the extra money and while not a beast, it has adequate power. Great review video, good job!

[@denniswright3288]

I ran out and bought one when they became available. The deals were too good to pass up. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS CAR IN EVERY WAY!!!!! My only gripe is that the hood tends to vibrate bad sometimes at highway speeds.

[@trainsurgeon]

@@denniswright3288 yeah, I noticed that as well - so have other owners. I believe it’s caused by the fact that the upper facia/“grill,” which is connected to the hood, is not functional; meaning it doesn’t allow air to pass through to the radiator.

[@lucky1206]

I have a 2018 Outlander GT and it runs great and I highly recommend the brand to anyone. The fact that this new generation looks great with good technology is just where the door closes. Mitsubishi with this new Outlander dropped the V6 engine, dropped the GT trim, dropped the 3,500 towing capacity, and only uses ONE engine throughout all the trims regardless if you buy the Mitsubishi or Nissan trim. So the higher you go up on the Outlander trim, the only thing that will change of the amount of technology and luxury material in it. I would still recommend this to anyone who is looking for a new SUV that breaks from the same old ones you see on the road, but I would not trade my car in for this because even though it has more technology, I would honestly be downgrading from the older to the new. It seems now they most Japanese and some American brands do make good SUVs but sacrifice power with looks and technology. This new Outlander does offer AWD but it doesn't match the power from my V6 and the towing capacity. Good design though. I really like it

[@RetroCarsForever]

Those Price is Right dials! Kinda worth it for that alone.

[@Tonystarkes888]

This is the best review on the new outlander on youtube its even better than mitsubishi own marketing videos.

[@joeleon2222]

Bought my Outlander yesterday.... AND I LOVE IT 😍

[@CT9A_GTA]

Took my 2022 Outlander SEL(GT in Canada) on a 1000 km roundtrip through the mountains. I was pleasantly surprised how well it handles, drove it in Tarmac mode, the engine and transmission response is much quicker in that mode.

[@victordasilva2228]

have you notice any hood vibration over 90Kmh?

[@CT9A_GTA]

@@victordasilva2228 i started noticing it around 100 or 110

[@grunkohlaktionar7474]

The old one wasn’t a bad car, but kinda outdated. But the new one seems to be really good

[@POSS99]

My old 2018 outlander sel is 100 percent japanese built, made from 100 percent japanese parts and it actually has a mitsubishi engine in it. I'd take mine over new outlander any day.

[@dihartnell]

@@POSS99 I have the 2017 Outlander and I just drove the new one and in my opinion there is no comparison. The new one is better in every way.

[@Rocc1994]

@@POSS99 It's a nissan rogue. People might think it's better than older outlanders but knowing how poor nissan reliability is, I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole. Plus 2016 - 2021 models look like baby pajero, i love the way they look.

[@stendecstretcher5678]

@@Rocc1994 I agree anyone who buys one will be sorry.

[@Brisco_County_Jr]

@@POSS99 this one is too. Do some research. Still made in Japan using Japanese parts. Just sharing a platform. These are imported unlike the Rogue. This engine is a Mivec and has nothing in common with the Rogue engine. They may share the cvt but if that's the case they have for quite a few years. Both made by Jatco.

[@nigel-Rollercam-channel]

It sure looks like the result of a love triangle with an Explorer, a Range Rover and an Audi interior designer

[@franktsai4164]

I never pay this much attention to Mitsubishi since 3000 GT. This is a company after all, made the Type 10 Tank and Soyru Class Submarine, great job Mitsubishi.

[@kennedy9072]

They also makes some nuclear power plants and rockets 🚀

[@orlandogaston7305]

I've never owned a brand new vehicle And looked at many Before deciding on the 2022 Mitsubishi outlander sel. Iots of haters out there on this vehicle. I love mine. End to end and inside out.

[@JosePerez-jo5ud]

Great review! Hopefully there will be more great things to come from Mitsubishi.

[@Frandaman84]

Great review, could’ve snuck in a picture of a Zero when he said “I’ve like what Mitsubishi’s done in the past” Everyone’s thinking about it. Or only me..

[@MG-jv7pe]

This is good for a "running errands, grocery shopping, farmers market" type of vehicle. I'd definitely get it for a 2nd vehicle for us, $40K for the one w all the options is a huge value!

[@trainsurgeon]

You’re correct! I own a 2018 Jeep Wrangler with the Safari trim. I just picked up the Outlander last month and am enjoying it as the wife has the Jeep. Trust me, NEITHER vehicle is competing in the Dakar Rally any time soon - they’re strictly commuters, mall-crawlers and grocery-haulers! The Jeep is unstoppable in the snow and I believe the Outlander will be comparable. 😄

[@johnl3230]

Very nice, it's hard to stand out in the HUGE SUV market, but this one stands out, just not happy about the power train. Awesome content as always Ethan!

[@bv9735]

The rear seats actually slide which gives the 3rd row seats a little more leg room than you gave it credit for. I guess it's only for kids at the end of the day. Nice car Mitsubishi! Amazing interior and love the exterior as well. Can't wait for it to come to Australia!

[@plashgar]

After driving several cars with manual transmissions including a mitsubishi, I definitely would like CVTs to paddle shifters and i am very happy that the Mitsubishi offers paddle shifters and other manufactuers as well. And I understand the mechanics and purpose of a manual transmisson whether its on an automatic or CVT. I enjoy driving and like feeling in contol and, i like to have fun changing gears as simple as that.

[@fredwalker7185]

Just bought a SEL for my wife. Upside, lots of tech, premium interior and price point. Time will tell!

[@thebluexb]

A front end that only a mother could love, definitely agree on the looks! Here's to hoping for the return of the Lancer Sportback Ralliart, it deserved more than one model year in America!

[@Luke-PlanesTrainsDogsnCars]

Yep ...That front end 🙄, the designer has nothing to worry about ....that style will come back.

[@lklpalka]

I like it! Looking pretty soon and definitely will drive it. Thanks for the honest review

[@bigosito4052]

Omg I just got mine with the orange tone interior and I love it

[@TheKagedd]

The exterior reminds me of the Hyundai Palisade in the front and Chevy Traverse at the rear.

[@rixvincentsalgado3868]

Been looking for a good car reliability wise I know there's other brands out there that's probably better but what do you think of the 2022 outlanders reliability?

[@keyner111]

Reliability has never been an issue for Mitsubishi infact their as reliable as Toyota plus you'll get that 10 Year warranty

[@zjones9876]

I test drove a more base model and was very impressed for the price. I think it was a step up from the lowest trim. I'm not in the market right now but was curious because I owned several Mitsubishi cars in the 90s. If I was looking for a new vehicle right now it would be on the life.

[@thev-3mpirejourney348]

Traded my 2019 Outlander sports for the se launched edition last April 2021 only had 2k miles so far. Good family car. Better than rav4 nore crv

[@kalengkong]

Test drove the PHEV few days ago, the cabin quietness surprisingly is SO Quiet. Was driving next to a bus, and i cant hear a thing. Radio was off. So i expected to hear some of the bus engine noise, but nothing. Zero noise. Amazing

[@MandusahRamirez]

I Love This Channel! Keep Up The Good Work Homie!💪🏽

[@nahavandi89]

Mitsubishi is such a reliable and beautiful car, get one and you will be a very happy car owner 😀

[@markcayce4082]

I have a 2018 outlander gt. With the 3.0 6 speed automatic. It’s been a great car so far. It is a little outdated. I wish they would produce a gt for the 2022 model. I still like the new ones a lot more. Even though it’s a better dressed rogue.

[@miguelporraz]

Just test drove one today and it is far better than the Honda, Nissan and Toyota hands down

[@timrietbergen]

i have a 2015 model 7-seater. Its nice to know you always have a spot for kids friends, the cvt in the mark3 model does not mimic gearchanges and does drone quite a bit when accelerating, but the amount of throttle can even that out quite aagreeable. The paddles are for the phev model to change the amount of regenerative braking. Instead of deleting them for the gasoline model, they reassigned the padlles to a virtual 6 speed. It cann come in handy for climbs when towing and every now and then when i take it out of economy mode and use the paddles, this middel aged family car driver feels like a rally god in a dangerously swerving suv.

[@jax1079]

I'll take a reborn Diamante, please. I remember as a middle schooler when my parents were shopping for a new big sedan, that was near the top of the list. It seemed SO NICE at the time, which is kind of funny in hindsight. Still, it was an interesting car to say the least. Great review! This partnership is certainly yielding some odd fruit.

[@glennnichols4220]

It was a nice car

[@kristinhirt8185]

About time Mitsubishi u get it together ❤ Beautiful SUV but the chrome would be blacked out for me and wish it did have some more horses under that hood ,but otherwise it's gorgeous.

[@nikolayrayanov2895]

I use the paddle shifters on my 3rd gen Outlander when going downhill or offroad. I don't like that they have changed the metal paddle shifters with plastic ones in the 4th gen.

[@EdPMur]

We have a 2011 (2nd gen) with the metal paddles, they feel amazing. I’m disappointed too that they put plastic ones

[@wildernessliving4288]

I am positively surprised by the new Outlander, but I still prefer the 2nd gen of the Outlander.. that one has the option of real 4WD and lockers, which suits me bettter

[@louisc76]

I have a crosstrek with a cvt and paddles. It’s fun when it’s in the twisties. The ability to hold revs to power out of corners with a more planned kickdown is nice. But I wouldn’t autocross it!

[@bextar6365]

Huge problem is.....dealerships are almost as rare as finding a Studebaker dealer.

[@trent7080]

Mitsubishi is adding 10 dealers this year and hopefully more next year.

[@bextar6365]

@@trent7080 They should partner up with existing Nissan dealers already in place..

[@stevensmith8648]

There's six around me in Illinois. Where you live?

[@WolfrCats]

Really like the design tbh.

[@carlosrosales8177]

I am surprised with the vehicle. Lots of bonus than what you expect of what you will get. I really like the new outlander.

[@andrewaddams3250]

One feature all tend to not mention is on the tailgate.this feature is good for short people that want to hit the close button on it instead of using your foot,if you open the tailgate then pull it down to a height which suits you then press and hold the close button until you hear a beep then the tailgate will open to that height each time you open it then a short person can reach the close button if they don't want to use their foot to close it or button on transmitter......just saying...cheers.

[@andresrivera9070]

i have Mitsubishi cars in the pass and they were really realiable cars but their interior design/quality was not there but now me and my wife give a another opportunity to Mitsubishi and purchase this one in diamond white man let me tell you night and day difference from what Mitsubishi was before the interior and exterior is eye catching and way better quality and comfort and for 37k and all the bells and whistles is a no brainer only down side is the powertrain but it is smooth and really quiet inside the cabin this is a home rum from Mitsubishi 👏🏼 and btw we came off a range rover evoque so that alone is a lot to say

[@Schaercrowe]

I'm eagerly waiting for the 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV to launch.

[@Exzachtly_ND]

Don't think this is enough to convince me that Mitsubishi is good enough to compete with Toyota or Honda, but man is this a huge improvement over the previous gen

[@pauladam8918]

Look drive one the interior is amazing and a long warranty price at $34k for a loaded SE it’s very competitive my first Mitsubishi very impressed .

[@jjchockey]

The interior design, quality, and technology is far ahead of anything coming out of Honda or Toyota right now. The powertrain not so much.

[@MrNuggetface]

The second row slides forward to make the 3rd row leg room! If you have a shorter driver there is actually 3rd row leg room for small adults.

[@HelloRoad]

For sure, you can get a touch more 3rd row space than I show here. Still not great but would work in a pinch :)

[@canonspacepvp3633]

I drove (and still drive along with 2021 L200) 2009 outlander, most of the time I drove it with paddle shifters. It helps control my rpm and consumption.

[@jjchockey]

Ya I was shocked by this car. The interior is one of the nicest I have scene under 35K. It’s a Rogue with a nicer interior and a 3rd row. The only let down of this car was the powertrain. Way too slow and noisy. The Interior, drive, and technology are top of the class.

[@shanebernhagen5934]

Love the value and versatility these offer, the only fear I have is on the flip side I worry the resale value will be cruddy.

[@JurisKankalis]

I've owned a 2004 Lancer Wagon 1,6 since 2005, now just rusting in the yard. Until couple of years ago it was incredibly reliable - you could just start it and go for a decade, no major problems or break-downs, just the usual oil and brakes. Was sad to hear Nissan bought 30% of MItsu couple of years ago, that said, the last Lancer model was just a heavy facelift of the previous one... and the generation changes took for ever. That said, maybe the change of ownership was what it would take to finally get rid of the mirror regulator switches and heated seat switches which were the same for more than a decade on various models. Also - the dashboard of this new Outlander reminds somewhat of the swoopy lines of my Lancer, the model name on the bootlid is the same font, and the overall design is actually strikingly good - much better than any hodge-podge of pieces that are now the modern BMWs. So good luck, Mitsu - hope you can retain the reliability under Nissan, and out of the CRV, RAV4 and Quashqai I would go for the Outlander just for the old friendship's sake, although I would probably recommend RAV4 to any friends.

[@Frandaman84]

A Nissan with the engine being the weak point, I don’t like but that things pretty nice, wish they would’ve spent some of the money on fitting the 3.7 in there instead of a shoehorned 3rd row

[@trevorsutherland5263]

Why would anyone be surprised a Mitsubishi is good? I admit they haven't been cutting edge in tech for 15 years, but mechanically Mitsubishis are second only to Toyota and Honda for longevity (they may even be longer lasting than Hondas). They aren't fancy, but if you need a simple, reliable, cheap to run tank to serve you for 200K miles or more, a Mitsubishi has been one of the few choices for a few decades now.

[@HelloRoad]

For sure, they can be quite reliable. It's less about being surprised about the mechanicals, it's more being surprised by the level of quality found on the interior, the fit and finish, and the overall design. :)

[@kennedy9072]

Totally agree, in Asia they're second to Toyota in sales and they're as reliable as Toyota, Honda here in Asia isn't as popular and isn't as known to be reliable, you can ask the mechanics here If you want.

[@tT-hw8yu]

8:12 a dear friend by the name of Tarmac is always happy to assist

[@tientrinh943]

Really good, clear and nice views

[@thatdogwonthunt]

Yes I use my paddle shifters on my outlander sport it comes in handy when your passing vehicles on the highway.

[@UltraNuggz]

The paddle shifters are most useful for 'gearing down' releasing brake duty. Use them on my Subaru Impreza every red light, corning or hill descent.

[@azzir325]

I just bought a 2023. Seems OK so far. Mine is just the SE version though.

[@nezzj4544]

Love it ! Once test driven, just Had to buy the Tourer

[@sameerketkar]

Good review Subscribed 👍

[@josevasquez8509]

That’s really beautiful car I had one of those SEL

[@kristianmurin3696]

New fan here. Hope to see more content!

[@danecastro4029]

I cant wait to get my GT package next week !

[@jamesseaver6326]

Great review

[@steverado87]

It sure looks like a big improvement over the last gen!! I rented one and literally had it less than a day because it was so awful.

[@selinawarner2858]

What was was wrong with it?

[@steverado87]

No power, cvt was very noisy, the most uncomfortable seats I've ever sat in, awful infotainment.

[@thewaterboi96]

I've owned it for two months now and I love it. I have no discomfort while driving it and it wasn't loud to drive around with especially having the double pane windows rides not bad.

[@markman8861]

@@steverado87 have youdriven cvt before? Or do u know how to drive a cvt? Not an insult, it's just that cvt is more of timing Ur acceleration and can be frustrating if u want to race anyone at traffic light. I have a v6 cvt and it's fast if timed well, but I have it for about 7 yrs and can't time it ryt accelerating all the time, about 10%.

[@steverado87]

@@markman8861 my wife has had some sort of leased Nissan CVT since 2012, and I'm a Hertz presidential Circle member, I would Rent A Car usually two to three times a month for business trips, so I'm very familiar with CVTs. And I'm still not a fan

[@edmundaraga3821]

Maybe the paddle shift is intended for hybrid variants were Braking system applies

[@Livespelningar]

The paddel shifters are there for the plug-in hybrid version.You change the percentage of the regenerative braking with the paddels

[@Jasminesim18]

i like u ur funny and informative. keep it up :)

[@trabertgraneau3323]

The Outlander reminds me a lot of the new Nissan Rogue

[@HelloRoad]

There might be a reason for that :) 1:01

[@trent7080]

Both share the CMF-C/D platform.

[@xbt34]

I have paddles and I use them on my Subi legacy it's good for faster downshift to gun it since the cvt does lag typically.

[@TakuroSpirit77]

First I've heard that its a Nissan platform. I should have known, since Mits likes to share vehicles... well at least its not a Chrysler!!

[@trent7080]

The CMF-C/D platform was partly developed by Mitsubishi Group. Also the GS platform was developed by Mitsu and Mercedes.

[@jerrybenes8625]

Timing belt or timing chain?

[@snippidippi]

Happy with my 2015 7th summit edition! Bit this looks dope

[@youtoobe169]

I had no idea this was based on the Rogue

[@MG-jv7pe]

Mitsu, Nissan, & Renault share platforms

[@xnopyt13]

4:35 now that’s a digital gauge done right. Stop making “3D” gauges manufacturers, it looks dumb.

[@lauren6509]

Lol am I the only one who liked the spinny wheel gages

[@xnopyt13]

@@lauren6509 oh I love that lol, I’m talking about adding shadow and what not to try to make a dial look real

[@hevayarms]

Me and my kids really enjoy the new 2022 outlander trade it in my 2016 it's great the seven seats are wonderful for what I need to take the neighbor kids with me it does pretty good I like the all the options, and I like the 2022 model it actually feels like you're driving an adult vehicle, I mean as I'm a large person in the seats actually made big enough to fit me

[@airon6864]

I’ve had mine for a few days. I want to get a spec that has the big sunroof and more choices in the inside. It almost looks like a sel but I want a higher spec. I might go in today to swap

[@nofsgiven3855]

I have the 2016 outlander and it’s small.. I wish they would of made this one with the Nissan Armada chassis instead of the rough. Also idk why didn’t they do a V6 like they did for mine

[@Exhaust_power]

Paddle shifters seam silly on a cvt in theory. But It's almost a necessity. I have a 08 outlander and I use the paddles when getting onto the on ramps. Instead of waiting for the transmission to respond to full throttle I could just keep it in the best gear.

[@pinut187]

For ramps you can use the Low gear ⚙️ option selectable with the gear knob, its below the D..

[@Exhaust_power]

@@pinut187 it has the same function as the paddle shifters. But I don't have to take a hand off the wheel. Specially if the on ramp is curved and short.

[@makeupbycarlcapellan]

If you like this design, check their SE Asian and Australian model, the Mitsubishi Montero

[@foxa777]

Actually I have test drive the yesterday at Melton Victoria. The SUV was good with pickup and exterior and interior wad good enough. But the suspension was really bad and road noise, mainly in highway was too loud. I was looking forward to this car but changed my mind as I often use highways. And kids didn’t like the suspension.

[@Brahmdagh]

I wish they put this kind of interior and sun roof etc in Pajero Sports.

[@NickG_]

CVT? yuk, apart from that and the handlebar in front, it looks impressive

[@someone.............]

0:03 the first one in United States* In recent years they already shared a platform LMPV with Nissan on South East Asian Market 😅

[@Legendo112299]

I heard that the hood vibrates on the highway, please is there a way to fix that ?

[@HelloRoad]

Yes it did vibrate on mine too. I have to imagine they'll have a fix for it at some point.

[@p.weller4336]

Add a 10 or 12 center screem inch and it would be a perfect interior, i dont understand why is so small nowadays

[@peterkiro2132]

No way mate ! The zj zk used a lot less fuel then this new one ☝️

[@mrsmel269]

you can get one with a life time bumper to bumper warr we just got a mirage shes sweet

[@Snafu2346]

long term reliability is what I'm curious about. I like the PHEV as that is more Mitsu than it is Nissan. With its Mitsu 2.4 versus a Nissan source 2.5, and having a different trans than Nissan CVT. I'm looking for a Rav4 hybrid, but they're aren't many. I might have fly across the country and pick one up. I've thought about CRV, but its falling off my list. I've thought Subaru as well. I wasn't thinking about Mitsu but this design looks really nice, the 10 yr warranty is nice, but I'm still iffy on a lot of Nissan Sourced things. I'd like the PHEV Outlander if it was priced lower, it starts at $40k while the Rav4 hybrids if I could find one would have been around 33k, I know they're different as the PHEV outlander would be more positioned around the Rav Prime. But there isn't a traditional Outlander Hybrid just PHEV. The extra 5k-7k wouldn't be sensible to me. I like the Carolla Cross Hybrid as well that would be even less expensive if I was able to get one.

[@dmanb123]

Gives me rogue vibes like tough rogue idk

[@chsinghc2857]

My dream car

[@faisalbekamalbiruny1737]

telescopic steer or not?

[@emeyer6963]

Think I would rather drive your old Galant than this.Nice review Ethan