Used 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander Consumer Reviews
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Best car I’ve ever owned
This “expert” review does not take in consideration what consumers like myself want. I get 30 mpg. Tons of space including third row for little ones if needed. Quiet ride. RELIABILITY. Our family has taken this car on so many road trips and absolutely love it. Built in Japan, the workmanship is top notch. This review is coming from a 2022 Honda CRV owner as well.
Best used car!
Bought from enterprise sales & chase loan. Great system. Mechanic said was well made car needed minimal maintenance!
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- ES 4dr SUVMSRP: $15,59029 mi away
- SE 4dr SUVMSRP: $13,99910 mi away
- SEL 4dr SUVMSRP: $20,590In-stock online
2018 Mitsubishi Outlander
Great value for $. Ample power; CVT performs well. Very flexible seating/storage combinations. A lot of cargo capacity with 2d and 3d rows folded. All seats very easy to fold/unfold. Strong A/C handles hot Texas summer. Apple Car Play works well. Digital display says "See you" when ignition off; a cheerful detail that is a nice way to end a drive.
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Beeha
I have owned my Mitz Outlander for nine months driven over 15000 miles mostly highway miles great fuel economy, very smooth , quiet and comfortable, no complaints at all, just checking after 18 months of ownership 32000 miles and I have to say that I am still very pleased with my purchase and have not experienced any mechanical problems
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Love the versatility
Bought base model 2wd with 3mi, and it’s surpassed all my expectations in 1 year and 15k miles. Handles, accelerates and brakes well, CVT “shifts” smooth as possible, 27 mpg, and the interior is pretty quiet at speed. With the seats down, I’ve had it completely packed to the roof with furniture, boxes and I’m quite surprised at how well it fit while still offering left over space. Seats are comfortable and easy to fold flat. Has everything I want and nothing I don’t need - great features even in base trim. I don’t love all the blank button spaces, the sun visors don’t slide out, and the cup holders are a little awkwardly placed, but all storage areas are large and extremely usable. I don’t know why the professional reviewers seem to hate this car so much: The rav4 engine sounds like a box of rocks, the CRV has an intrusive auto start/stop w/ turbo lag, and the Forester is more expensive for less a lot less options (4 speakers, ugly steel wheels in 2018-19?) The outlander misses all those flaws and is an extremely capable daily driver.
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