Mitsubishi Outlander 2016 (ENG) - Test Drive and Review (re-upload)

[@smokeyj3983]

I purchased a 2018 with 24k miles. It feels like such a light and nimble suv to drive. The 2.4l has more than enough power. It cuts through the wind very well. I can go 95 mph and not even feel it. For the price that I got this ride i would definitely recommend it.

[@lancealbon46]

Thank you for the great review. It's almost the end of 2019 and I'm considering one of these 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander's. Thank you.

[@Naldynator]

Same here!

[@Notafraidofficial]

Me too

[@deezkneechannel]

Me three

[@nikolayrayanov2895]

+1

[@sonroku6394]

Yow It's end of 2020 and I am getting a 2016 Outlander. Lol. End of 2021 comment here below 2016 outlander owner.

[@maciejmarczak400]

Panie Marku, Od dawien dawna śledzę Pański kanał na YT i muszę z pełną odpowiedzialnością powiedzieć, że każdy kolejny filmik jest lepszy niż poprzedni! Jakość nagrań zmieniła się znacznie i widać to doskonale choćby w jeździe próbnej passata b8. Ujęcia rodem z hollywoodzkiej produkcji :) Dostrzegam ogromną pasję i serce, które wkłada Pan w te filmiki. Powodzenia w dalszym nagrywaniu! Życzę dużo sukcesów i oby tak dalej! Pozdrawiaj

[@MarekDrives]

+Maciej Marczak W Passacie wykorzystałem ujęcia stockowe. Podczas pierwszych jazd zwykle nie ma czasu na filmowanie, więc producenci dostarczają zdjęcia i filmy zrobione na miejscu. Ale dziękuję ;)

[@savannalunn3761]

I loved 2016 Outlander on 1st sight❤

[@ewoz8229]

I like your reviews, watched a few of them as I was deciding on which car to buy :) I just bought this car today - 5 seater 2016 Mitsubishi XLS 2WD with leather seats. I loved the new look, suspension, space and head room of this car, especially compared to the old looking 2015 Nissan X-Trail. I am Polish Australian - glad to know another Pole likes this car ;)

[@MarekDrives]

+E Woz Let me know how's the car in a few months. I like to know about long term experience people have with their new cars. I have some relatives down under. Must go there one day, and see if cars really drive up-side down ;)

[@babak1158]

E Woz..How is the Outlander holding up? Still happy with the purchase? :)

[@victormeister1869]

I think it is a wonderful car, looks fantastic to me, thinking of buying exactly this model...

[@kha-nr7jn]

Thank you for your review. It's a great video comparing to others. I had Outlander 2015; but the price of spare parts is the main disadvantage of Mitsubishi cars.

[@milanpesic9705]

Very nice review Marek! I am seriously thinking to purchase 3.0 V6, here in the UAE, and I believe that the equipment inside is mostly the same like in your case. Just as you said, I would also be driving it 99% on the road, so comfort and behaviour in normal conditions is more important for me. I see you are saying car is quite, and stable on the road, so I think that would be my choice too. Anyway, will definitely have to try it before purchase

[@jedkempa9419]

Swietna robota ! Solidne review. Well spoken person You are ! Pozdrawiam serdecznie.

[@akibnadim8147]

hope its one of the top 10 super car

[@yacinyaalaoui]

excellent review..thanx a lot...

[@Ott4vi4nu5]

You did it ! XD nice review btw

[@betlogwiwi690]

Love my 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander!!!

[@tiggz8762]

good job Mistubishi.

[@thomasdavies9906]

You are correct we (in the UK) only get the 2.2 engine

[@tijothomas5386]

Nice review

[@nicolafachin9802]

Iv got a outlander 2015 4x4 with a 2.4 second hand it's a lower modle stoc standard model lm quite happy with it it's got a little bit of raod noise but it could be the tyres see if anyone else had the same problem

[@jamesdaly1401]

I own a mitsubishi outlander 2.2did very solid car to me probably the one most capable suvs out der campared to the road biased car like vw tigun, skoda kiodaq,kia sorrento,etc which are much more car like to drive.mitsibishi is also much more competitive when priced against it rivals.the only criticism i would have of the outlander is noisy engine outside of the cab especially when cold and the interior dash has abit old fashioned look about it.

[@donaldo5526]

Can you tell how much diesel your car consume . Thanks

[@tsvetomir_tsvyatkov]

You miss to mention but there is 3.0 petrol engine with port injection which means it could easily be upgraded to LPG and have plenty of power (it is v6 engine inside). In USA and Canada it is labelled as GT trim ;)

[@MarekDrivesENG]

We never got those in Europe.

[@sobhenri]

Cool review. I just bought a 3.0 version and i love it. Go middle east :)

[@gfreccht]

I just got my gt it is brilliant

[@richardpalmer8478]

Great review mate. Balanced an honest. You are right about the Honda CRV and CX-5. Love the former for space, and gas mileage but the CX-5 looks better and more sporty. What is it with these SUVs? I used to drive a RAV 4 back in the late 90s/early 2000s. Great car but cramped in the back seats. Parked next to a 2019 model the other day. It's a monster, looks nothing like the one I used to drive. The same with the CX-5 and CRV. These late "mid-sized" SUVs are huge.

[@litom9412]

I've just read that Mitsubishi is introducing in Spain the 200 MPI CVT 2WD. I think it's only to catch the attention with a lower price, cause in this segment Diesel sales are near the 80%.

[@yamahass66]

You need to put up at least 2 videos / week if you want more people looking

[@MarekDrives]

+yamahaevo Thank you Captain Obvious. And have you ever wondered how long it takes to test drive a car, write a script, film it, and edit it? And now think about that: I'm alone here. In order to ensure I can always have 1 review every week I'm filming about 1.5 review a week. That gives me time for a couple of weeks break over the summer, and winter (weather's unpredictable, days are short).

[@jovankupev4071]

Cannot decide between 2.3 di-d automatic 4wd, or 2.0 mivec petrol cvt 4wd. Please can you share some experience.

[@techify4456]

Pathfinder SL 2015 is the Best without a doubt

[@MFSRV]

You need to review the new PHEV model, which i guess is the Outlander most people are interested in western europe.

[@MarekDrives]

+Miguel Freitas I will. Though judging by the pre-facelift Outlander review stats nobody really gives a toss. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZCppIGHdr10mJY

[@sohailqalandari4160]

Hi,i have Miusubishi outlander 2.2 liters diesel engine and also manual is,but it have alot nois in side. Is it normal?

[@aresmaximus1]

Mine is Diesel 2.3 l mivec can climb and feels like very powerful...and rugged so is it going off road hello?

[@yousefqawqzeh6957]

Hi Marek Thanks for your great review of the Outlander I would like to seek your recommendations to buy it or not. I am thinking to have an SUV to be my family car

[@luchofly]

here in Canada we get a 2.4 L or a 3.0 L v6

[@richardpalmer8478]

By the way if the Honda CRV's for the cost conscious family and the CX 5 for the more sporty driver, who would be the target buyer of the Outlander, in your opinion? Cheers from NZ/Aotearoa.

[@anthonyandmariagabrielmora6927]

Hi Marek, I'm looking at a used 2018 5008 1.6 THP or 2019 Outlander 2.0 petrol, which one would you prefer?

[@MarekDrivesENG]

I don't consult on used cars. However assuming both have verified history I'd probably go with the Outlander.

[@anthonyandmariagabrielmora6927]

@@MarekDrivesENG Thanks

[@gerry1945]

I like the the SUV but on my 4 year service they wanted to charge me $1200 and give it a 60,000K service...it had only done 11,000K because I refused to have this ridiculous service done, they chopped off my 5 years warranty. Also they increased my service fee by $50.00, did not change brake fluid, nor any car filters. When I asked for detail they refused to tell me.

[@AnthonyMcBazooka]

In France you get the MIVEC but only with a very basic configuration.

[@MarekDrives]

Basic configuration isn't bad, because sat nav (at least the one we get in Poland) is atrocious.

[@AnthonyMcBazooka]

I will tell you if the sat nav is better in France when I test drove the car. In Luxembourg there are more options with the MIVEC: 2WD 5 seats Intense, 2WD 7 seats Intense Premium CVT and 4WD 7 seats Instyle Premium CVT. Also there are five options with the diesel engine. So it's probably a good idea to look for the car in Luxembourg. I will check both as I live near the border.

[@nataliespring9439]

Hi, thanks very much for the review. I couldn't help noticing the sub woofer. I am currently driving a 2010 version with that same sound system. I am in the market for a new one but have just been told that mitsubishi no longer makes the Rockford fosgate sound system an option in the cars for the southern African market. Can you confirm whether that is so or whether some one at the dealership is just lazy to tick a box for me. I am in Botswana.

[@MarekDrives]

To be honest, I don't have a clue how the car market in Bostwana works. I assume the general importer (which in case of smaller countries could just be the brand dealer) orders a consignment of cars based on previous sales results and forecasts. If in the past the sound system didn't sell well, then the importer may decide to order the entire consignment without it. The consignment is planned for production, transport, etc., and any modifications to this consignment generate additional costs (and most of all paperwork). If you were really persistent the dealer probably could order a car for you with the sound system, but it's not worth his or your while. Another possibility is that the dealer simply has a certain amount of cars on the lot, which he has to push out, before the new batch arrives. If there is a local importer above the dealer, then there should be a website for Mitsubishi with a configurator. You can check the available options there.

[@ericzxl]

4WD petrol engine is actually 2.4 ltr. 2.0 ltr only comes with 2WD.

[@MarekDrives]

+Eric Zhang Depends on the market. We don't get the 2.4 in Europe any more.

[@ericzxl]

Gotcha. Thanks for letting me know

[@mohbel4884]

Hi, I am from Canada, so what do you think about the comparison between this Out lander and the Xtrail ( Rogue,), they roughly offer the same advantages over here such as the third row seats the same size engine and the same technology on a transmission, a part from fuel economy which I believe the Xtrail is the winner. thanks.

[@MarekDrives]

+moh bel X-Trail feels a bit more upmarket inside. It's up to you really. Drive both cars, put your kids inside, see which is more comfortable for you and for them. Can you instal child seats with ease? Can you fit your stuff in the boot?

[@mekhlesalsuhaili6044]

I have 2.3 d very good

[@4749tyrone]

does the uk version comes with a sub sound system in the back?

[@MarekDrives]

Not sure. Ask the dealer about Rockford-Fosgate sound system.

[@kha-nr7jn]

I would like to ask your about car noise isolation of Outlander 2016; is it better than 2015?

[@MarekDrives]

+kha200 Yes.

[@Musikaf]

Marek what suv would you recommend for a lady first SUV.

[@MarekDrives]

I'd start with going through this checklist: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKnKloKembSWZ9E

[@aresmaximus1]

2,2 CDI me mivec diesel manual gear box

[@lycan2k8]

have you reviewed the Honda HR-V Diesel?

[@MarekDrives]

+Miguel M Yes, the pre-facelift version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e53Fm56Vipd3rs0

[@MarekDrives]

+Miguel M Oh, sorry. You mean HR-V. I will be reviewing it in a couple of weeks. Good engine, too stiff suspension.

[@kingslayer3219]

Pretty drippy

[@aresmaximus1]

So matey is it going off road or is just fairytales?

[@cseegran]

It is 4 wheel drive...not all wheel drive..

[@MarekDrives]

It's an automatically engaged AWD with an option to electronically set it to 50:50 torque distribution. But no mechanical diff, etc.

[@kalimann2766]

They are basically the same, the car has four wheels so in that case is all wheels

[@jamesdaly6885]

Was that marketing bolloxs he said?

[@BillyNoMates1974]

lol. marketing bollocks. ha ha CVT in a 4 by 4, I always thought CVT drives were weak hence in small cars I wonder how well this compares to the Honda CRV ?

[@MarekDrives]

+BillyNoMates1974 The face lifted CR-V has a 9-speed auto. I haven't driven it yet.

[@ast5515]

In my country this segment is only for the rich. Let me explain: Mazda CX5: There are no option packages, only trim levels. And the lowest trim level that includes a reversing camera is just over 32k euros with the diesel. And without it, this car is useless, so in my mind, that's the base price. Honda CRV: 26k with the bare minimum equipment, but this doesn't have any safety systems, not even city emergency braking. Also, it uses a 5 year old Android version (that is still using Dalvik, so it's gonna get slower and slower over time) as infotainment, so as a geek, this kills the entire car. Mitsubishi Outlander: 31,5k, but you are paying extra for AWD, because you can't get the equipment level with a backup camera without paying for AWD, again, a simple ripoff. Also has terrible infotainment, so I'm not too keen on it. Toyota RAV4: 26k. That's about the only option in this segment in this country. A little background: In this country the avarageperson earns 480 euros a month after taxes according to OFFICIAL stats. And we have 27% VAT, so price is A LOT more important than in other countries. All the prices I mentioned are only valid in my country, and are comparing manual transmission models with the cheapest diesel engine available. Mostly because fuel prices are also higher in this country.

[@MarekDrives]

+ast5515 Are you talking about Hungary?

[@ast5515]

Marek Drives Nailed it! I guess the 27% VAT is a dead giveaway.

[@MarekDrives]

ast5515 Indeed. It's also quite expensive for Polish standards, although in the English reviews I use German prices. They are closer to Western European prices, and take into account eco incentives, something we don't get in Poland.

[@ast5515]

Marek Drives We have additional tax on solar panels and hybrids because making batteries pollutes air. Poland is far from the worst.

[@tuahfilms]

In my country you can get a vw golf gti for 227k(49000euros).Whoever owned toyota,honda,vw,mazda,mitsubishi are consider rich people.

[@useraccount6841]

Kia Sorento 2014

[@freedomutopuia]

It's not a CVT! It's a single gear gearbox. Otherwise decent review. I would say you need to learn how to drive this car to get the most out of it. It's a cracker

[@mosantemosante2299]

I have an outlander and I can say that Mitsubishi outlander is the lowest class SUV in the market. They have so many defects, that makes the car or the SUV so primitive. Number 1 is the nub for the fan to blow. I turn my fan to end for heat, all of the sudden the air conditioning light turns on and starts to blow warm air. Number 2 when I open my seat belt and am parked after driving and the car is still running, the warning signal and the sound for seat belt starts to annoy everyone in the car. number 3 the 4wd nub is just where it should not be. If anyone has a coffee or water or any kind of liquid in the car and inside the holder, and by chance hits the liquid or in a bumpy road the liquid splashes on the nub, then we will have electronic problem for 4wd nub. number 4 the rear wiper comes on by itself when it is rainy or wet, and I have no idea why. Once I had my bike mounted behind and travelling 500 kilometer, all of the sudden I realized the damn wiper came on and got stuck to my bike and I had no choice but to drive same way to destination. Number 5 the car has no compass like any other car does, and if someone like myself does not know what direction is driving, then would be lost in the streets or highways, and that is just a normal thing that 1980 cars have it. These are so far the things that makes the mitsubishi primitive to others.

[@TAD3011]

- Reading your remarks, I get the impression that you still need a fountain⛲ in Outlander for happiness😆❓

[@ambassadorofcorruption3276]

i think mitsubishi just make this car for asian