Used 2010 Mitsubishi Endeavor Consumer Reviews
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Happy So Far
We traded our 02 Explorer for the 2010 Endeavor. We drove a lot of SUV's (Nissan, Hyundai, Chevy, Ford, Dodge etc) and thought the build quality, ride, and performance were the best on the Endeavor - plus how can you beat the warranty. Started out to buy the Outlander but once my wife drove the Endeavor she was hooked. Also you feel really safe driving in it.
1st Mitsubishi
This is my first Mitsubishi and my wife and I love it. Fun to drive ,VERY comfortable, lots of leg room. I am extremely satisfied with the Endeavor. Hope they come with another model soon. I bought the low end but feel like I am driving a high end SUV.
- LS 4dr SUVMSRP: $5,50090 mi away
- LS 4dr SUVMSRP: $4,500808 mi away
- SE 4dr SUVMSRP: $8,3001,544 mi away
A special vehicle
The 2010 Endeavor is my second of the series. My first a 2004 was given to my daughter when I purchased the new one. I loved the first one, and have driven the 2010 about 4500 miles since buying it three months ago. It has all wheel drive plus all of the bells and whistles. I love the drive, the comfort and its many features, including the Bluetooth, back-up camera and navigation system. Prior to purchasing my 2010, I drove and priced the Pilot, Highlander and Veracruz. The Endeavor was clearly the best value and the most fun to drive. My hope is that Mitsubishi continues to produce the Endeavor. I have had two friends purchase Endeavors after riding in mine. A special vehicle.
Ok, but it will cost you later on
Ive own this car for about a year and a half. I bought this 2008 Mitsubishi endeavor se in the beginning of my junior year of high school. This car was great when I first got it. But later in the first year it starting giving me problems. It kept sering the mechanics frequently and running me costly to maintain it. The first repair was the engine itself and secondly the shocks needed to be replaced a good number of times. People might say here it ls because of driving habits perhaps. But I beg to differ, I don't drive crazy or too rough. I don't take it off road for it even to need shocks often. I'm not saying it's not bad, it just that it'll run you costly later on.. But I think that's common for a older model car. And it's not going to happen to every driver as well
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Not bad, needs improvement
I bought my suv with 11K miles. This lightweight SUV is good for what it is: "A lightweight suv." I previously had a honda pilot, that SUV was excellent in the snow, this Mitsubishi in the snow tends to slide a lot, even with the AWD option that I had. Towing capacity: 3500 lbs., not many boats you can tow with that. Interior is very cheaply designed, while the outside is not that much better. Premium gas requirement is a major minus especially in this economy. But you feed it it's premium gas and it performs very well. Steering is excellent, as the low engine makes this car practically stick to the ground, love that feature. An overall good suv if you don't have many expectations.