The 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander SEL Is A Surprisingly Good 3-Row Family SUV

[@moegittosview]

Let's not forget Mitsubishi has a warranty like Kia, 5 year bumper to bumper and 10 year powertrain. That makes this a really good deal.

[@Stressless2023]

Depends on the mileage the warranty gives you. If it's much under 100k then it's nothing special.

[@San-w5p4i]

They do not provide a rental during repair. My transmission got replaced at 20000kms and I had to pay 1k for rental. Wish I never got this piece of junk. Looks can be deceiving.

[@keyshawnrussell245]

This is probably one of the best redesigns this year

[@XX-166]

Yeahhhhhh Stevie wonder loves his.

[@stimpy1414]

It's the ugliest front end in history.

[@kizo172]

Loved your sarcasm

[@mrcrackerjacks5788]

It’s kinda copying Land Rover

[@keyner111]

@@mrcrackerjacks5788 Mitsubishi previewed this design way back 2016 with their GT PHEV Concept and back in 2019 with their Engelberg Tourer Concept also the only thing that I saw that reminds me of Range Rovers is the clamshell hood and the A pillars that's it, the rest is unique.

[@theredline]

Merry Christmas Eve everyone! As much as we have ragged on Mitsubishi in the past, this redesigned Outlander shocked us with its ideal blend of style, comfort, technology, and value. The slightly anemic engine is the only sore part, but that should be addressed when the PHEV comes out next year and hopefully Mitsubishi will borrow the new 1.5L Turbo engine from the 2022 Rogue at some point. We've been seeing a ton of these out on the road since they went on sale.

[@Erin-Thor]

“We”

[@lions208436]

Since this uses Nissans CVT, although redesigned, I couldn't recommend it to anyone

[@belowme4927]

I HAD TO TAKE A DOUBLE LOOK AT THE CENTER CONSOLE VIDEO. IT LOOKED LIKE THERE WERE 2 CONDOM PACKETS IN THERE

[@lions208436]

@Prime Artemis Google Nissan CVT problems. It's been bad for years

[@vincebrown9832]

Gorgeous interior. But the headlights and ridiculous rear headrests are literal deal breakers for me

[@rodneyhirsch2340]

We bought one even though I don’t trust Nissan transmissions. This one is the best I’ve used so far. Hope it holds up. Had a 2010 rally art. Never a problem. Got the 18 inch rims, changed out tires to new trail t/a. Everyone complaining about motor. I think it’s fine. If I want a sports car I’d buy one. AWD works fine for where we travel.

[@cornerofthemoon]

I was a huge Mitsu fan back in the 90's but avoided them over the past 15 years as they appeared to be on death's door. I'm really surprised they're still available in the US market...Perhaps they're finally making a comeback.

[@matteugenio]

Same! My dad and grandpa had the 95 & 96 Monteros back in the day. Hope they continue to sell cars.

[@Juako0217]

The 90’s Montero was a Tank. My father had one and we had the worst accident ever. One car passed a red light like at 60 MPH and hit us in the driver front end side. It was baaad. The car was totaled but my whole family including me left with zero injuries. Then he had a 2001 Montero (the better looking one ever) and right there the downside for Mitsubishi started.

[@taylorbee4010]

They're honestly known for their fun stuff and I really want them to bring that back there's too many SUVs

[@chuckwalla2967]

They should follow suit and just disappear like Isuzu, Suzuki, Daihatsu.

[@ciello___8307]

since they merged with nissan they are really focusing on the asian market.

[@kennedy9072]

I really love the new Outlander it's just so unique.

[@caliboyrob]

It’s a cheaper option, which is why people are buying them. Attractive exterior with good tech. Although under powered and a small 3rd row, it’s still makes sense for a lot of people

[@divineoracle4809]

We have a 2017 Outlander GT V6 with the 6 speed automatic. 60k miles, no problems whatsoever. Make sure you keep up on preventative maintenance, it will make or break this car for you.

[@bronzeprince5279]

This is the best car in its class for this year, hands down. The interior and exterior beats practically every car that came out this year. They gave a classic high quality, expensive looking feel and experience for such a reasonable price

[@wazgoodjj]

Yeah until you realize it only has 181hp and torque. These engines won't make it 😒 past 100k miles.

[@geo32573]

​@@wazgoodjj These engines are tried and true and have been on the road for a long time. They will last longer than the new smaller turbo engines in the competition, in the same class. The engine accelerates with ease in these vehicles.

[@djdigital3806]

@@wazgoodjj Nope My 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander have 197,000 mile and still going strong.

[@djdigital3806]

@@geo32573 l own a 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport with 197,000 miles!

[@geo32573]

@@djdigital3806 I Believe it. I've owned vehicles with these same engines and drove them over 200,000 miles then traded them in while still in drivable conditions. It just comes down to how you take care of the vehicle.

[@michaelhoard9548]

Looks much better in person. Saw a dark red one in town the other day and it looked very upscale.

[@hellkitty1014]

Same one I that I recently saw. Red with black exterior trim. I had to do a triple head check to see what it was!

[@hellkitty1014]

I really like Mitsubishi's strategy here. They know that 95% of buyers in this class could care less about bracket racing(thus them using the trusty Nissan 2.5 here vs an unproven/unreliable powerplant), but they DO care about the driving experience, safety, and overall interior environment. This thing has a knockout interior for the class. All normal touchpoints have a certain polish and refinement that is mostly lacking in the class. The exterior design is very nice and seems to punch above the norm in this class. I can see why I see so many of these in my area. I am glad that Mitsubishi make a strong comeback with this vehicle. Hope this is a sign of things to come. Truly amazing that the moment Carlos Ghosn flees from the company, Nissan/Mitsubishi's quality does a quantum leap!

[@deggyable]

Mmmmmmm Mm8

[@deggyable]

Mmmmmmm

[@deggyable]

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[@dannyd4464]

Exactly, ever since carlos cost cutter ghosn left things seem to be slowly but surely improving at nissan

[@hellkitty1014]

@@dannyd4464 indeed. He's the reason for why Infiniti floundered, delays on the 370Z(now 400), new GT-R, the Frontier and Titan allowed to grow super old, no XTerra replacement(can you imagine it now in the hot 4x4 SUV market?), the disastrous run of JATCO CVTs, and the overall downhill trajectory of the brand that is Nissan. Fortunately, new products like the Sentra, Rogue/Mitsu, updated Titan, 400Z, and forthcoming models prove there is life still there. I truly hope they rebound.

[@MultiLelde]

My dad had a 2016 and the trans went out so he got a 2021 and I was honestly impressed with the new outlander. I love the design and it’s not too bad to drive either.

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

Why would he get a new one after the trans went out lol🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@doriondorion137]

@@andersonrodriguez8258 Because it was probably replaced under warranty, he did not spend money on it! If he likes that brand he doesn't care if he always replace it before the warranty expire.

[@MultiLelde]

@@andersonrodriguez8258 look i tried to talk him out of it but at least its this one and not the old one. My bad i meant to say 2022, he has the same one as the video. I think they have a different trans than the old ones, but those old ones were notorious for failing. It had like 160k on it.

[@jafaarjafaar]

@@MultiLelde You're lucky yours went out at 160k, my 2014 outlander transmission went out at 120k LOL

[@williamburgoon1834]

these things are so unreliable

[@nateb7793]

back in may i went to see one of these, (outlander SEL in white diamond with the black leather) and i was really surprised with it!! the leather on the door panels, heated front and rear seats, digital gauge cluster, and the overall fit and finish was super nice!

[@marki61422]

why didn't you buy it?

[@leagueofshadows5133]

Love Mitsubishi and always will. 2010 outlander owner. Had a 1999 eclipse gst turbo in my rebel years. Loved that thing.

[@jdb1478]

Rebel years 😂

[@leagueofshadows5133]

@@jdb1478 I thought I was rebel when I put an aftermarket blow off valve on the stock 12 psi turbo 😅 yeah i thought I was the shit.

[@vollste]

I’ve seen a couple of these in the road and even though I’m not a SUV fan, this SUV has a strong presence on the road. We’ll done, Mitsubishi.

[@kellywoods3401]

Thank you for posting! I waited for ever for this video! Fortunately I got my hands on a SEL Touring 3 weeks ago and purchased without your recommendation (phew!!). But now that the expert (you) have given it a semi-good review I feel better! Thank you for what you do! Merry Christmas! btw.... I'M LOVING MY NEW OUTLANDER!!

[@Jaymake]

Congratulations on the new vehicle. Awesome choice. How is the ownership going for you so far?

[@anahletoa6692]

Same here 🥰🥰🥰

[@kellywoods3401]

@@Jaymake the car has been flawless. A few weeks ago it handled 14” of snow without any problem. The only gripe I have us maybe it could be a bit better on fuel economy. Averaging about 25 mpg.

[@lasondrahuggins1585]

Yeah!

[@smartkid1201]

I've been waiting for this review from you. A bit underpowered but most definitely an impressive vehicle! Great job Mitsubishi!

[@drkylefreeman]

The 3rd row is usable… it’s for your 100lb dog! 🙌 Perfect for a family of 3 and a beast that needs their own seat. Looking forward to getting one this year.

[@djzuko3127]

Been rooting for them for a while!! Wish nothing for them but the best! Mitsu is coming back slowly 🤙🏼

[@Oldieeeee]

One of my co-workers has this SUV. Won't lie it looks nice. Now if only Mitsubishi could bring back the eclipse the right way 😁

[@JustaPersonTryinToHuman365]

Well, there is the Eclipse Cross

[@Oldieeeee]

@@JustaPersonTryinToHuman365 I said the right way 😂

[@aaryeshg.6526]

2 door coupes don't sell so well, FWD Coupes are worst on sales today. They come and go after a 3-4 years and you never see them again so....

[@aaryeshg.6526]

If Honda isn't gonna do a 2 door Civic then how can you expect Mitsubishi to do an Eclipse Coupe? 🤣

[@Oldieeeee]

@@aaryeshg.6526 They did have an awd eclipse turbo, but eh what do I know 🤷😂

[@chrisbeaman6221]

I own an 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander SEL. It’s an amazing car. Gas mileage is amazing! I get compliments all the time for the outside look and the diamond stitched leather interior! It comes with so many amazing warranties and a free 2 year subscription to Mitsubishi Connect which gives you remote engine start, unlock and lock doors, lights, climate control, honk the horn, etc…

[@ofcbob6391]

Hey Chris, it's 2 yrs later, how has the vehicle been, any issues? What about the hood vibrating at high speeds? And those 45 profile tires, ever wish they were more like 60 profile?

[@chrisbeaman6221]

@@ofcbob6391 it’s wonderful! The hood issue was fixed with a recall! I am still enjoying the vehicle very much and it now has 70,000 miles!

[@Quincymcclendon2]

Thanks for the good review. My mom just bought a outlander se and we love it!!! The tech is really good and drives amazing, but it does need a little more power.

[@ckyung1312]

I can’t help but smile every time he says “sadly”. It’s great.

[@ThatOddGarage]

My partner and I are buying a brand new SEL Touring, and trading my Mirage ES hatch on a brand new SE hatch. I can’t wait to drive the Outlander.

[@joskjj3625]

Telling the world you drive a Mitsubishi? I’d hide myself if I had to drive a Mitsubishi

[@ThatOddGarage]

@@joskjj3625 you’re entitled to your opinion

[@GodkingHD]

Is Mitsubishi really reliable? I've heard horror stories.

[@ThatOddGarage]

@@GodkingHD I never pulled the trigger on buying the outlander but I have a 2018 Mirage G4 5 speed and a 2019 Mirage CVT hatch. I use them both for Lyft and they both have over 70,000 mi on them already and I have had zero problems with them in any way. They have been dead reliable

[@GodkingHD]

@@ThatOddGarage That's great to know. I wanted an Eclipse when I was a teenager then I got my growth spurts and that took away any and all enthusiasm I had lol. Those cars are tiny lol.

[@shaunanselment7913]

Owned a 22 sel outlander for a year and it’s a great suv for 35,000 grand new and a great warranty

[@billyjean2905]

If Range Rover and Palisade get a love child, that must be like this.

[@allnfun6315]

With extra chromosomes!

[@trent7080]

This was previewed in 2016 with the GT-PHEV Concept.

[@Eric_In_SF]

I see no hint of Land Rover. More like a Nissan

[@hankj.b]

Except this one won’t break down.

[@adobongadobe]

@@allnfun6315 This made me chuckle and feel bad at the same time.

[@maureengilligo1960]

I bought a used 2018 Outlander Sport...one owner...Great car

[@pjkr123]

Proudly assembled in Okazaki, Japan, for the world.

[@andrewcweaver]

Hot damn. Mitsubishi stepping up their game.

[@ivanpetrov9230]

Just rented one for a 3k mile trip and the car is amazing. It was a PHEV and did some offroading. Great all around car from someone with a Q7.

[@actuallyitskevin]

I just ordered a new one of these for my wife. It's being delivered next week! We're stoked!

[@ofcbob6391]

After a year of ownership, any issues/regrets? I'm looking at a used 22 online right now.

[@Stressless2023]

Surprised to say I actually really like how this looks inside and out. The anemic Nissan drivetrain doesn't match the commercials I've been seeing for these though.

[@jamesblunt1915]

Man you have some bad taste 🤮

[@davudtowers]

@@jamesblunt1915 everybody have different taste AND opinions, no one is you

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

@@jamesblunt1915 That’s what makes us unique as humans. If everyone thought the same, the world would be boring.

[@garrettw99]

LS swap it then. But keep the CVT

[@RobustArid379]

outlander last model was surprising good suv. this new model 22 is 100% made in Japan. It tolerances factory made japan made is outstanding. This car is as good as toyota RAV 4

[@QCJSiteB]

This honestly surprised me. Just saw it on their website and fell in love with it. Might get one used as their resale value typically takes a nosedive.

[@konliner9286]

Hush. Dont say it. It would hurt the sale of new cars.

[@La-yt1wr]

Nice suv I just wished the 2.5 in this application was increased in power or offered a turbocharged 4. Now Mitsubishi needs to redesign its other models and hopefully take advantage of being in the Nissan Alliance.

[@dmack7265]

I love how they pack all of the features and tech in the cabin but yet they still use an underpowered engine.

[@damilolaakanni]

This makes me kinda wish Mitsubishi brought back the Eclipse using the Nissan Z platform and engine. But, Mitsubishi doesn't care what you think, so they'll probably not do it.

[@allnfun6315]

Would be nice but I don’t think they’re in the business of making buttloads of cash.

[@tonychau1983]

@@allnfun6315 selling a eclipse wouldn't make them boatloads of money.

[@allnfun6315]

Tony Chau Ok, some money. Eclipses used to be popular and sell. Mitsu needs to try and sell vehicles.

[@tonychau1983]

@@allnfun6315 used to be doubt it will sell nowadays. The days of 2 door coupes are dead.

[@amyyern9507]

And bring back the 3000 Gt vr4 using the GTR platform

[@Tinrs80]

Im Hearing that new 3 Cyl. VC turbo that they are putting in the Nissan Rogue may make its way over to this.. If so it needs it. I know 2 people that went to test this and they didnt buy cause it was really under powered but i see a few on the road. (3 co-workers at my Job have this Silver one) Merry christmas to you and your Redline Group.

[@gregdixon3797]

Will be interesting to see if there’s enough faith in that engine to put it in the Mitsubishi since they have a 100k mile powertrain warranty.

[@rbthatcherjr]

I rented an Outlander a few years ago in the Asheville, NC area and I was surprised by it's comfortable handling. Mitsubishi does not get the spotlight like Subaru or Toyota in this class, but I would consider buying one in the future.

[@EM-km8em]

No cheap unpainted plastic cladding unlike most cars these days full of that mediocre plastic all over the rear, front bumpers and sides. This design blows most modern designs out there. Elegant, clean, unique, classy.

[@Kwhopperfan]

Really like the Outlander from Mitsubishi, it’s absolutely beautiful, that loaded interior is impressive but I’m sure it comes at a price .

[@Kwhopperfan]

@Prime Artemis the only disappointment would be the underwhelming engine, if it’s what the Rogue still has. Adequate but uninspired.

[@shivamarya5225]

its relatively cheap, compared to other cars in the segment.

[@EdPMur]

@@Kwhopperfan Also it has a Nissan CVT… reliability is definitely going to be a question

[@Kwhopperfan]

@@EdPMur I realize the powertrain is the same, I had an understanding that they had made improvements to the CVT. Pathfinders had the worst of it mated to the v6 and then the rogue depending on applications from 13 to 17. Mine had no issue nor did the folks. A family friends Versa did though but near 100k so not bad and it wasn’t complete failure just a solenoid if I’m not mistaken.

[@rjanuari1978]

@@EdPMur They would not offer 10y warranty in the powertrain, which includes the transmission, unless they were confident it's reliable.

[@timsouttahere]

I think it looks amazing!

[@TheCobruhAlienat0r]

A V6 should be the default and only engine choice with an option for a hybrid to make it more fuel efficient. Adding a turbo would just add more stress to an already stressed out 4 cyl engine that has no business being in a huge SUV.

[@JJJohnJohn]

Have you heard a 2.0 bi-turbo engine of ford? They sell well. Imagine a 2.0 4 cylinder engine have two turbos and yet they're very popular in south east asian market.

[@ciello___8307]

they are releasing a new plug in hybrid version

[@R32vdubb]

Huge SUV??? 😂😂😂

???? are saying that; with A TURBO the 4 cyl. engine is more STRESSED. I thought it would allow it to have more pulling power. Which is what my concern is as i am 350lbs with a big family. I guess I will not buy this suv, If this is so.

[@RT-mm8rq]

I cant say I totally like the front. I can see more of an emerging trend. " So we've put on huge obnoxious front grills, what else can we do? How about huge head lights and turn signals everywhere. " Other than that it doesn't look bad.

[@augusto9698]

I agree! Those huge lights look ridiculous, the worst SUV design since Kia Sportage 4. I honestly think 2018 Toyota RAV4 changed the family SUV market. If I am not mistaken, it was the first family SUV with kinda aggressive grill and then just everyone except Honda followed

[@tk9839]

I thought it was a joke but geez the thing is hideous!

[@qnzman578]

Agree, reminds me a lot of Hyundais SUVs designs that I can't stand, just too much going on in the front, not clean

[@Rosicrisp]

We have a 20 outlander and my wife wanted to trade it for the newer model and I said “wtf is that!?!? but it’s been growing on me and like you said “what else can we do” usually things that come next are things we haven’t thought about yet so this might be hit or miss but it seems to be doing well unlike the ugliest car ever made the Pontiac Aztec now that was stupid ugly

[@RT-mm8rq]

@@Rosicrisp Totally agree, Not to many travesties on four wheels like the Pontiac Aztec. The shape always reminded me of a garbage truck, just smaller.

[@thinkingoutloud3470]

that's a big upgrade from mitsubishi Great Job!

[@Mark1Mach2]

Man, your reviews are amazing. I've been following you since the days of 3rd gen Acura tl reviews.

[@Th3M4larky]

Biggest disappointment was the only engine option. Added a turbo I would've been sold.

[@christiansomes1390]

True! I’m digging this design. I don’t like a big car but I want something that is 7 seater that I if I need it its there. However, its slow. I hope they offer hybrid and much faster next time and I’ll buy

[@dennisscipio]

I do think the new Outlander is certainly a step up for Mitsubishi compared to the previous generation,

[@liudizzle]

How many lights should we put in the front? Yes.

[@Libra8410]

I saw this out on the road the other day. It was very impressive, caught my eye. Also, pet peeve of mine with car review creators. Please clean the carpet when you're showing the interior. When the door was opened, that's all I could focus on

[@XX-166]

Take your meds and relax rainman

[@Libra8410]

@@XX-166 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@endokuken1678]

Very nice, looks much better than the Rogue sister. I think this will sell well for Mitsubishi

[@onlyhereonce7290]

This vehicle will help pit Mitsubishi back on the map.

[@robertnagy1902]

I’m not an SUV type but I think this is one of the best looking on the road.

[@jessicaspeight-ellis5296]

I have a 2016 Outlander and I love it I will upgraded soon

[@TonyJelev]

They put massive headrest in third row on purpose. To protect heads of third row occupants in case of rear end collision.

[@LSoCal]

I have a 2016 Outlander 4 cylinder. There have been no problems except the battery died after two years + a recall. Installed a new battery at Mitsu dealer and all is well. It's a decent vehicle overall, but it would be nice if Mitsubishi would bring back the montero sport. I drove a friend's 2004 montero sport and it was a fun ride.

[@johnherrera7551]

They have them In Latin America. I think they would sell well here. Don’t know why Mitsubishi is holding the new Montero they are selling in other markets back.

[@djdigital3806]

I have a 1997 Montero Sport It was huge. Now l own a 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport with 197,000 miles going strong.

[@EricFortuneJr.]

Those rear headrests are HUGE. Like something the Coneheads would use.

[@dorado0359]

I bought this SUV and it is impressive. 3rd row comes in handy for kids and the vehicle drives smooth, is quiet and handles curves and corners well.

[@ofcbob6391]

Any issues with the 45 profile sidewalls? Feeling every little bump in the road?

[@SW-ur3uo]

My wife drives a 2022 Outlander SEL. Pros… very solid vehicle. Safety features great. Tech and interior top notch for this class. Paint quality is great. Disc brakes on the front are huge. Like 14 inches. Back are like 12 inches. That is good. CVT transmission is finely tuned. Time will tell. Excellent warranty. Made in Japan Cons… engine is underpowered for this size vehicle. It is adequate for my wife’s daily driving. Turbo charger would help but I prefer without. Would wear out engine. 20 inch wheels are nice but make the ride a little harsh . She loves it. We will see if it holds up over time.

[@fj717]

The previous gen was also attractive & looked like a mini RR Sport. This latest is really attractive, they keyfob however is kinda funny with those Nissan button inserts 😅 Interior is beautiful too 😍 hope Mitsubishi gets back on track & maybe we may see the return of Evo someday (just hopefully not in any suv form😂)

[@mgdulan4756]

Welcome back Mitsubishi! Maybe a Montero sport from Pathfinder and Montero from Armada in the near future?? 🤔 🤷🏻‍♂️ That would be awesome!!

[@MrSizzle7]

It's too bad the Outlander doesn't come with a V6 engine, which should be standard. Give this SUV a 300hp V6 and a dual clutch transmission with the styling and interior, it would be a serious contender.

[@nazeershaw66]

The doing away with v6 older engine because of gas ⛽ & new technology . But we know the older designs in engines are most reliable for longevity.

[@vulpixgrant]

The 2022 Outlander Black Edition is my first new car in 15 years, bought used for a while now. I was totally blown away, I switched from a 2014 Altima SV to this car expecting this to be 'Alright.' It's quieter than the sedan, feels about the same acceleration wise aka slow, and the interior is gorgeous! I've had mine about a month now and I am so happy I bought it when I did. The Black Edition had everything I wanted and none of the other more upscale stuff I wasn't fond of. Sunroof, Heated front seats, AWD on my model, the crash sensors all around, has all the big stuff you would expect. I plan on keeping this one minimal 10 years, probably longer we have a 2013 Outlander Sport in the Family that's a champ and never missed a beat.

[@nintendoatarikiller]

Mitsu finally making a comeback

[@trent7080]

Mitsubishi puts P255/45R20 tires, so actual handling ability is much better than most.

[@smittysmitty481]

Happy Holidays & thank you for all the solid reviews!

[@Thebuscommunityleader]

1 year ago, I will buy 22' Mitsubishi Outlander.

[@FrankOConnor2016]

This is a very impressive car for Mitsubishi. Maybe this can reinvigorate a dying brand. I hope it can.

[@AndresSalazar-ck7ox]

The fact that some find this attractive is beyond me.. The interior however, is quite nice.

[@mashoodaguda1084]

I just got mine 2 weeks ago.. it was like a blind buy..I got the SEL and I was surprised it doesn't have the sun roof.. I like everything about the 2022 outlander the interior and exterior features. the safety features..I wish they could come out with more nicer exterior colors.. I got the deep brjonze...

[@vulpixgrant]

I got the Black Edition, that comes standard with the Sunroof though lacks the leather seats, 2nd row heated seats, and the 360 Camera system. But it came with all the stuff I wanted, though I had to add the roof rails the SEL Comes standard with, that was probably as expensive as the Sunroof option lol. Love this car!

[@nunosapunso6239]

SEL Touring comes with the sun roof as well.

[@rathkhan1114]

Awesome video! Mitsubishi just don't do only vehicles. They do so many things engine, CVT, train, air plane, petroliuem, Chemical solution, industrial infrastructure, food agriculture etc list goes on. One of the huge corporation. Mitsubishi vehicles are really good and last long. Lot of people don't think or don't know much or don't like old design so they don't buy. If you want a reliable vehicle buy Mitsubishi and best warranty out there. It's a prestige to drive Mitsubishi.

[@Jayojair]

Mitsu and Nissan both use Jatco CVT's, they're probably identical to what nissan offers but with Mitsubishi programming. They're questionable transmissions. The worst case I seen was an outlander having the transmission fail before they even had a chance to refuel for the first time. Maintenance is key on these as they rack up miles.

[@security123]

I like this car alot except the underpowered engine.

[@EseJandro]

Miss the Lancer and Eclipse

[@evanyoder3064]

I would like to see a new Montero and Montero Sport to compete with other rugged off-roaders like the Bronco. :)

[@rickytomatoes]

That front end is HIDEOUS.

[@kevintoth5365]

1:30 I have seen a lot of these on the road as well here in New Jersey. Huge surprise and I start to like this car.

[@johnash7171]

I've had mine for a couple weeks now it's a good little ride with a lot of features, and yes it has remote start and remote climate control on the app at leat my SE version did.

[@JepoyIgana]

How does it ride in snow?

[@brienfoaboutanything9037]

All you need to know about Mitsubishi: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5q9ZXdop9qFqtU

[@AnhadDeo]

i have avoided mitsu for like my whole life but now i am buying one it just looks so good the only thing i m worried about is the nissan rogue thing cuz the rogue is my least fav car

[@cavavision5547]

Fine review as always. Thank you. I would recommend not getting caught into prolonging artificially the videos for keeping viewers for a longer time. You don't need that Sofyan. Sixteen to 17 minute videos is right on the spot, just a little editing is needed. Happy holidays and best wishes to all viewers and followers!!!

[@audiwankenobi361]

I 100% want this for my wife but I 100% do not want the CVT Transmission because I might have to drive it sometimes.

[@ItsCleto]

I have a 2017 Outlander SE S-AWC with 46k currently. Runs fantastic but this keeps catching my eye. The fact that Nissan is involved scares me a little.

[@joebay1049]

10 year powertrain warranty and 5 year bumper to bumper sold me this..

[@baronvonjo1929]

Okay, the third row could be useful in a pinch I guess. But those headrests are just hilarious.

[@TonyKimtheamusementparkfan]

I think Mitsubishi's collaboration with Nissan definitely helped them with this vehicle~ Interior looks a lot better, overall, I think Mitsubishi is going in the right direction~ Definitely looks very Nissan Pathfinder like, especially the new one, but the new Nissan Pathfinder is definitely pretty good, so no complaints.

[@mackenzieskyler5216]

Kiwis really love their Mitsubishi. This is the best selling vehicle in New Zealand in the fist half of 2022. 👀

[@AlejandroArchila1]

Great job Mitsubishi ♦️♦️♦️

[@2009skyline]

Okay, but I like this better than my Rogue!

[@doriondorion137]

The only CVT I would buy! Good job Mitsubishi!

[@kevinW826]

It’s a Nissan cvt

[@kennedy9072]

@@kevinW826 Did you know that Mitsubishi has been using JATCO CVT's since the 90's? Even the Lancer was using a JATCO CVT same with the old Outlander, and non of them had the same issues as Nissan's CVT.

[@kevinW826]

@@kennedy9072 not here in Canada, at least not until the last generation Cancer and Craplander. Still wouldn’t trust them

[@kennedy9072]

@@kevinW826 what do you mean by not hear in Canada? We all have the same Lancer around the globe, all are using a JATCO paired with Mitsubishi's INVECS CVT Programming, Nissan has issues with theirs but not Mitsubishi, even Suzuki is using JATCO CVT's and no issues

[@kevinW826]

@@kennedy9072 sorry, stupid autocorrect. mitsushitty only used the cvts in Canada from 2009? Upwards.

[@danmurphy1994]

For 2023 model year the Mitsubishi PHEV is substantially upgraded with 40% increased power in both the front and rear motors and 40% increase in overall battery capacity as well for the plug-in hybrid Mitsubishi Outlander. 2.4 liter DOHC I4 has also been revamped to further expand the improvements Mitsubishi made for this do-everything crossover. Overall HP is now a stout 221hp and while I look forward to hearing the PHEV fuel economy ratings I’m pleased to inform you that 26.4 combined MPG was achieved by Edmunds on a mixed evaluation loop totaling about 100 miles. So 2023 ushers in a Japanese COMPACT, 3-ROW, PLUG-IN Hybrid (w/ EV mode) which is estimated to achieve 33 miles of all-electric range for the updated electric power train in the PHEV Outlander if one were to increase the EPA Rated range of the 2022 M.Y. Outlander PHEV. This is all looking very good.

[@Kered-9]

I really like that interior.

[@Chrisp707-]

Shout out for them not overusing black plastic cladding. They know this thing will never touch anything more than a gavel trail at best

[@shattered115]

I remember when Mitsubishi excelled at two types of vehicles, performance oriented street vehicles, and serious off-road vehicles. Now, at least in the US market, they are marketing family friendly vehicles. That is a crowded market and no matter how well they design and build they are up against Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, and Kia. Even US automakers are in that market. Chrysler figured out the other route and builds performance street and off-road with Dodge and Jeep, plus nice line of RAM trucks.

[@keyner111]

I really like what they did with it. It looks really nice especially the interior with that black and orange accents.

[@lloydcollins]

Anything that looks even a little like a Range Rover will sell…this car, Telluride, Palisade, etc.

[@carvlogs1016]

Mitsubishi needs to bring out a sporty car of some sort to bring excitement into the brand.

[@Trav990]

They need to bring the lancer, gsx, back

[@dibanani8826]

fto

[@jeremymoore145]

I would need to see this suv in person.

[@kheirfrancis22]

If this truck had a V6 engine with a 8AT, I would have been sold, and if mitsubishi is coming back, I'm happy af. Montero, Raider pick up, maybe a Diamante Cross like to compete with the range, ralliart inspired models, and I want a body on frame actual SUV. Mitsubishi v6 engines were good back then FTO, 3000GT v6 engines, we need all hands on deck.

[@marlonmonsegue5999]

Nissan should have given us the option of having the third row five seats is quite adequate with the larger cargo space this is a very handsome vehicle in and out just the third row should be optional.

[@erwin7371]

It is optional, you just fold it in and you have a flat surface in the trunk

[@JolliAllGenGamer]

I like this Outlander, but I wish they would have carried over the V6 from the previous Outlanders or at least offer a turbo version as well.

[@occckid123]

Most likely will offer the rogues turbo engine and they will have a powerful plug in hybrid that will be pretty quick

[@thrasherx2k1]

Those v6’s were a joke, they needed premium fuel for not much horsepower

[@DevPack]

i do see a decent amount of these on the road

[@GrayFox0047]

Mitsubishi really wasn’t joking with this thing. The engine definitely needs some more power and not having interior LED lightning is kinda a cheap thing to skip. Most importantly, what is up with those 3rd row headrests. Why are they so tall?? I just picture baby giraffes sitting back there.

[@mauricehill1911]

☠️😂😂😂

[@brynnleahnayvieghlaykynnn6175]

The headrests are tall for safety since the seats are so small they have tall headrests to take place of the seat and so you aren’t as fucked in an accident it’s really just the packaging tho they had to do that so the 3rd row could fold down