How reliable is Mitsubishi Outlander after 35,000 KM?

[@LocoMe4u]

make sure you check CVT transmission oil every 40k !

[@wowcarwow]

Thanks, still under warranty and serviced at the dealership.

[@cseegran]

I had 2019 model 2.4, 60 000KM, yes I do drive a lot / travel far, so far it is reliable, just follow the service manuals on what to replace/change or lubricate on each service mileage intervals. But the seats are wide and comfortable compared to HONDA CRV 1.5 2021, (my friend got it, he did agree with me on that) The 2019 model you can change the rear parking guide can be removed, plus it have 360 view. I am in Malaysia, only complains are they should have more options/features here such as Automatic Braking, Adaptive Cruise control.

[@levskilevov4888]

If you look in this midsize SUV, there is many better inside interior like RAV4,Honda CRV, Mazda CX5, Nissan x-trail, but most of them is more expensive, new and second hand also. For me, if you need a good family car with good cargo space and 7 seats, ONLY Outlander has this options, and yes Honda has big cargo, but is more expensive, and doesn't has 7 seats. Here in Europe, we have also Peugeut 5008 and Skoda Kodiaq with the prise like Mitsubishi has with 7 seats, but Kodiaq has big cargo 720l.

[@wowcarwow]

Thank you for your opinion.

[@LocoMe4u]

had one 2008 model until recenlty, with just over 300,000 km just got a 2019 same model, except here we get AWC and heated seats, standard because our region gets ALOT of snow and artic cold (electric gate isn't standard tho X) but it's fine) I'm in Canada and I recently checked both my old and me new Vin# and they both start with a beautiful J

[@wowcarwow]

Thanks for sharing!

[@ponchoremerize5508]

I'm so with you on the EPB! I can't stand them because the only place that can work on them are the expensive dealerships. I think they need to make it so that you can choose a manual parking brake.

[@gremath1020]

keep it up friend

[@Hodado]

I don’t like the cvt transmission it’s noisy and requires fluid changes much too often

[@LocoMe4u]

HAHA btw i tried american market since I'm in north america and it's THE WORST, everyone will recommend you a Japanese or even German brand before american around where I live. At first American cars feel the best but give them 20 - 40k and they start having suspesion links broken, brakes feeling loose, BLEHH Japanese cars are made to last alot longer. they don't feel the greatest at first but they don't get worse they stay tough and steady, bring them off-road or take hard bumps and they'll feel like they hurt the road rather than themself X) Also in snow they turn into rally monsters

[@derrenlouis4756]

It’s nice exterior true Nice car truth Interior is cheap that’s bad It’s excellent on fuel yes It’s quick yes It’s powerful yes It’s very freaking reliable yes. Overall I give it a big pass.

[@arunsubramanian7949]

All cars are reliable for at least 100000km

[@bpr4000]

which year model you are refereeing to please?

[@wowcarwow]

Year 2017 see the update kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqbQgp-KgLWprqM

[@BELHORIZON31]

Phev????