2024 Mitsubishi Outlander: Is This A Great Family SUV?
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2023
- Today I drive and review a 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander!
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Thank you Ben for reviewing affordable new vehicles unlike many snobbish reviewers who refuse to review the Mirage, Versa etc. because it's too basic for them. You're a champion for us poor & working class Americans!
Doug DeMuro?
Yes, Doug DeMuro is one of those snobs. Sofyan Bey from Redline Reviews is another snob.
Yep❤
I just bought the 2024 Outlander ES, Silver color. Despite this being the lowest trim level of the Outlander, this was by far the best car buy of my life. Paid a modest 34.5K after taxes. It has way more power than our 2017 Nissan Rogue (which we also love), and despite having fabric seats, there is still an ample amount of leather in the interior. Despite lowest trim level, it still seems like luxury car. Also, very smooth and quiet ride. In terms of exterior looks, it turns heads.
You have to appreciate it for what it’s is… I have a 2024 Outlander SEL… rides well, inside is very nice, 5 year bumper to bumper warrant and 10 yr power train.. super affordable as well… I don’t keep cars for more than 5 years so this seems perfect to me! I like it and have enjoyed it so far.
I hate how everything has to have rubberband tires now, especially considering how terrible the roads are pretty much everywhere.
Just like the previous version of the Outlander, you can adjust the first and second row to create more usable leg room for the third tow. I am average height (5'7 - 7'9). With average sized passengers in the 2nd row, we were able to fit an average sized adult in the 3rd row.
Otherwise, I like your review. Other car reviewers are too snobbish. Most us do not drive Lexus and Infinitis!
Shifting from park into reverse, is this an option or does it only go into natural or drive (then back into drive)
The three rows SUV needs a 6 cylinders and not a poor CVT transmission.
Great video only thing missing is a price point i plan on looking at the 2024 sel trim monday
.bought 23 se which im not happy with its interior is just blah.
I bought the 2024 SE and very happy about it. Where can you find a 100% made in Japan SUV for that price? The selling point on owning an SUV that is made entirely in Japan. They were made to last 300 ++ thousand miles. My Camry has 350 T. I believe it will go over 400 T. My husband's XTERRA 1999 went over 300 T before the transmission gave out..
Looking forward to the PHEV review.
Love the way it Looks
Yess next year im so getting one
Cool outlander!
Ben would you consider this over the equinox
Please do a video on outlander 2024 se.
Gotta admit they got that interior spot on . Never been a huge fan of Mitsubishi but that looks pretty
Can you do a review on the se
Good review. But why can't cars companies put more craftsmanship on info-tanment system and integrate it in the dash rather sticking it.
I think the draw here is the price. Not everyone can afford Hondas & Toyotas. Mitsubishi is offering comparable machines, (debatable) at a much lower cost.
Much worse machines
@@TheDiameter I know. They are probably not going to survive. But some people do need cheep.
@TheCircumference much worse based on what? Genuinely interested
What do you mean much worse, Mitsubishis are pioneers of machines. They've been around for more than 150 years. They're the ones who built Japanese warship diesel engines in the days of WW2 and have built Jet engines
Can you do the base awd
Anyone know if the standard 2.5L normally aspirated engine is port injected? I heard one reviewer say it is NOT direct injection.
It is direct injection. It is a Nissan engine. I believe it is the same one used in the Altima. It gets great mileage but definitely not a sports car. Switching into Tarmac mode does make a difference in performance and handling, but it can knock 3-5 mpg off of the mileage.
I want to see outlander SEL premium with the massage seats
Massage seats are only available in outlander PHEV SEL premium model. The top top trim
Too bad there aren't more Mitsu dealers around the country. This is great value compared to the competition.
I just test drove the car today and I thought the ride was kind of stiff, and it feels like I felt every crack in the . Also, I thought was very disappointing was that there is no button to open up your garage door like on some model similar to this one and the rearview mirror there is a button to open up your garage door. I think they want you to use your phone get into your app and then open up your garage door. This is ridiculous.
Nice vehicle from Mitsubishi.
I'd like a physical key, an automatic transmission, a CD player, and for the tablet mounted on the dashboard to come down a few inches.
Thank u
They are on point with their interior. Just need to bump up that engine to at least 250hp.
READ BEFORE YOU BUY! When it comes to the the mi pilot assist. You have to have it in cruise for it to activate and keep you centered. Then everytime you switch lanes via turn signal it will beep at you when you enter the other lane and it locks on to the lines again. So left turn signal, switch lanes, locks on with green steering wheel lit... BEEP. Then pass the car and go back to the right lane, locks on.... BEEP. No where to turn that off and super annoying with no volume control either. Also, when the Mi Pilot active you can't turn off the alarm for when you drift to a line on either side. This is usually the persons doing over the assist but it will give you a BEEP BEEP, BEEP BEEP when that happens and you can't turn that off either. So if those types of alarms bother you then this is not the car for you. I like my previous car which was a Hyundai and I could have the steer lane assist on all the time, cruise or no cruise and shut the annoying sounds off. I regret buying this car because of this...
YES IT IS ! ! ! ! ! ! !
The main screen looks small and like it was stuck on. Thanks for the review. It helped me focus on other brands
If they put Toyotas 5th gen drivetrain in there it would be a nice car
Idk why people complain about power train bro. Yall are average and below average consumer & driver...
This is an amazing daily.
I have one and I drive a corvette in the weekends lol. Easy.
It’s the best
No, absolutely not. It cannot possibly be the “best” with the weakest powertrain in the segment coupled to a rubber band CVT. It’s likely the worst 3 row SUV on the market.
I have one. Answer: YES
I test drove one....only downfall has no pick up.
be good
Is there a spare tire, you didn't touch on that. The 2023 did not have one, no option to purchase one.
You can fit one under the third row if you pull out the flag fix crap
NO spare tire
@@BlackJeepConvertible can you fit an actual tyre or does it have to be a little thing? Do you actually know that you can, no offence?
@@donnamaas4909 skinny one, look up Outlander spare tire
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In 1998 I rented a Mitsubishi Diamante & drove from Las Vegas to Salt Lake City and back. It had 210 horsepower (30 more than this thing) & was amazing. I''m not getting Mitsubishi's hp strategy, but this thing is dog slow.
This competes with the RAV4, CR-V, Tuscon, Sportage, Rogue, and the Tiguan, the HP and Torque is inline with it's competitors, it's even slightly quicker than the Tuscon with a 1.6 Turbo and a DCT transmission when PDriveTV tested both which is surprising considering that the Outlander is heavier, has a naturally aspirated engine and a CVT, yes more power is a welcome, wish they could add the Rogue's new 1.5VCT Inline-3.
@@rapide12345You aren’t making a good argument. It still has one of the most underpowered engines ever coupled to a 3 row SUV. Match that awful engine with a CVT and you have the least capable car on the market.
@@TheDiameter it's a 5+2, and fun fact, the CR-V is also available with a 3rd row in other countries same with the Rogue which is called the X-Trail outside the U.S, the Tiguan also has a 3rd row with a 2.0L Turbo Inline 4, when Motorweek tested the Outlander, it sprinted to 60 in just 8.5 seconds which is quicker than a Tiguan, same with the Tuscon with a 1.6 Turbo DCT.
There is a weird trend of people in here judging the speed and power of a family car designed specifically to be economical.
You might as well complain about the fizziness of water. You're just missing the point entirely.
@@TheDiameter Preach it brother~ no car manufacturer ever lost sales of a vehicle by adding more power.
Mud mode is more sporty than Tarmac
Only worth it in Canada, in some provinces you get $10K CAD off the price, but in the US Biden removed all discounts for non-unionized EVs.
The one you are taking about is PHEV one but in video its all about Gasoline version.
I would be interested in this car if it didn’t have a CVT this car is to big for a CVT
I thought Mitsubishi motors was going out of business a few years ago?
They just pulled their manufacturing out of the us,they are made in Japan.
How can you say the rear legroom was good when your knees hit the front driver's seat. Resale will be terrible also. Zero to sixty is over 9 seconds and it has very little passing power on the highway. It is also just a Nissan Rogue in disguise.
All true, and the Rogue is trash too
Zero to 60 is about 8.3 to 8.5. I've driven one of for over a year with close to 20k miles on it. I've never felt it was lacking power. Throw it in to tarmac mode if you want more power. The only complaint I have with the CVT is when it is cold. It definitely drives better when warmed up.
Zero to sixty...? Really, tough guy? It's a family car. Do you criticise spoons for not being sharp enough?
I be cutting up in my outlander but I’ll probably trade next year 😂
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No spare and a CVT Nissan transmission no thank you
It looks like a nice Nissan because it ain’t no Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi has been using dynamic shield before Nissan bought 33%
It's a Mitsubishi
In Japanese America must mean ‘Hey let’s go sell our crap there, those people buy anything and many forgot they got domestic makers’
Well, with GM, Ford, and Stellantis all striking, we'll all have to buy Japanese and Korean vehicles. May be the best deal ever for consumers, hmm. This SUV, by the way, IS made in Japan, most likely very well made.
@@ofcbob6391 Strikes got nothing to do with it, people are making this mistake for years, always finding another excuse, Asian cars are the worst thing that ever happened to this country, and automakers are not to blame, either US or Asian, just the total lack of good sense from some customers is
Well made, lmao, ever been in a Mirage or Sentra lately?
@@taniabanes4707Mirage is made in Thailand not in Japan, and fun fact, this new Outlander won top 10 interiors of 2021 :)
@@taniabanes4707God you are dumb. How absolutely shit US automakers have been for the last 30 years is the ONLY reason Japanese cars have gained so much of the market share in the US. Basic economics must be hard for you because despite having to pay import taxes AND not getting the same corporate tax breaks as the US domestic manufacturers Asian car companies can still manage to sell superior quality vehicles for less money than the Big 3. Do you know who hasn’t gone bankrupt, sold out to other companies, or moved their manufacturing to China? Honda, Toyota, and Mazda. Do you know tho has? Ford, GM, and Dodge.
don't say stupid or crazy
be good
When you realize that for ~$5k more than this cars top trim costs you can get a well optioned CX-90 or Highlander Max it just goes to show how absurd this car is in its segment. I cannot imagine someone looking at the two cars I mentioned and then deciding to get the Outlander. It has to be the same people who chose the J&J jab lol…
WTF are you talking about? A base Highlander Max is 5-10k more than the fully loaded Outlander SEL.
@@ericblair6984 Yeah, the base highlander max is extremely well optioned, and ~$5k more. Thanks for making my point.
Stupid point
Even Ben has a constant sarcastic laugh during the whole video because of this crappy and ugly-looking car.
This is likely the most underwhelming 3 row SUV currently on the North American market. I think I would pick literally any other SUV over this.
Does your head rattle when you shake it?
@@CarpetLayerNo, but anyone who buys this over the CX-90, Telluride, Highlander, or Pilot definitely has that problem. This is ugly and horrendously underpowered.
@@TheDiameterThis doesn't compete with the CX-90, this competes with the CX-5/CX-50 and the Tiguan which also offers a 3rd row.
@@rapide12345 It costs almost as much as the larger more powerful vehicles I mentioned so my point stands. This is not a competitive can to the CX-5 in any way.
@@TheDiameter This competes with the Tiguan, CX-5, CX-50, Forester, Rogue, RAV4, Tuscon and the Sportage, the price is inline with it's competitors same with the power and torque figures.