Used 2010 Mitsubishi Outlander Consumer Reviews
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Love!
I absolutely love this vehicle. The technical features are outrageous. It handles more like a car, not an SUV. Have driven on snow and ice and feel very confident in this vehicle. Very roomy in the back with the back seats folded. Love the look, especially from the front. Wouldn't trade it for anything. By-the-way, this vehicle tells you if you need to switch from 2 wheel drive to 4 wheel drive when it senses a wheel spin or slip, how COOL is that?
Fantastic CUV
I owned a 2008 Outlander and bought the 2010. This is the best combination of style, performance, interior comfort, and reliability for the money. You will not be disappointed. Even with a distant dealer, I bought the car as it is so reliable- this is my 6th Mitsubishi. The rear back up camera, the integrated Audio and NAV systems are excellent, as are the modifiable computer controls. My next SUV/CUV will be a Mitsu as I am so pleased with this model. I drive 32,000 miles per year so I spend lots of time sitting in this car, very comfortable.
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Perfect
In 75000 miles and 8 years, the only thing I have replaced is the tires. It works perfect for us and out 150# Newfoundland.
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Only car I have had towed twice
I bought this as we live in the snow belt and it was a 4WD. It did go very well in the snow, slips on rainy roads though. In 35 years of driving I have never had to have a car towed. This has been towed from my house twice and this time the transmission is gone. It is 6 years old with 120,000 highway miles on it. It has never towed anything, been driven hard, etc. I now do not have a trade in even and no vehicle. I am going back to Honda's with my purchase that I am now forced to make this weekend as $9,000.00 to replace transmission and blue book is only about $7,500.00. The Outlander does have good cargo space and was happy with that, easy to drive (when running) and as I said, good in the snow. Seats are hard, we figured they would break in but they never did. My bluetooth works on the drivers side but not the passenger side. Very disappointed in this vehicle.
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A great value purchase
We bought this to replace a 3-series BMW sedan. With a growing, athletic son and two large dogs, we needed to return to having an SUV for toting everyone around. Having previously owned both a Pathfinder and a Highlander, we were familiar with the virtues/vices of both truck- and car- based SUVs. We researched the Outlander thoroughly, and this model is recommended by both Edmunds and Consumer Reports. In fact, this model gets the nod over the 6 cyl, and we agree with that assessment. It is truly a great value purchase: fun to drive, very good technology, comfortable, and highly useful. The vehicle is thoughtfully designed. Yes, they could have used nicer interrior materials.