2014 Mitsubishi Outlander Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

Some pros to my outlander are heated seats for the cold months. GPS and Sirius XM come in handy for cross country trips with the family. The sunroof when it is a nice day out. Lastly the assisted trunk opening comes in handy when. My hands are full.

It gets good gas mileage. It has Bluetooth connection with steering wheel / voice activated calling available. It has plenty of cup holders in the front. It is a small SUV so it cools/heats the backseat passengers nicely.

Gets good gas mileage, has a 10 year/100,000 mile warranty, has automatic lights, has seat heaters, has 4WD/4WD lock, perfect midsize SUV, has paddle shifters, has 18 inch wheels, has keyless entry, and has climate control.

Great looks, it is a great choice for anyone with a big family or need to carry 7 passengers. For the price and looks, you cannot find a better deal than this one. Ifor a 7 seater compact crossover vehicle like this one, you will not have hard time parking in a small place.

Great vehicle size, great on gas and service requirements. Nice interior options. Many auto repair shops can service the vehicle. Roomy & spacious. Can carry a heavy load. Robust engine and good speed.

Reliable. It has never given me problems, just requires maintenance yearly, oil change a couple times a year. No distractions on the dashboard beyond essential knobs and buttons. Has sunroof I seldom use.

It is a vehicle that is very gas economical, especially for long road trips. It drives very smooth and the engine needs very low maintenance. Leg space is enough for 7 people. The design is not too flashy.

Gas saver. Decently priced services. Good quality interiors. Comfortable. Nice and easy to drive. Nice exterior and interior look. Mitsubishi is a nice quality brand to deal with. I feel safe when driving it.

There are no real cons to the car but maybe the low horsepower. Not necessary but would be nice if it had more. Also the service system can be hard to reset, for both me and mechanics who have a scan tool.

The trunk is quite small for an SUV, it may have less space than a standard sedan trunk. My model does not have a backup camera. No cup holders in the back seat at all. It does not have the newer safety features like blind spot notifications.

Cons would be that is has a small trunk space, and small rear passenger windows. It does not have defog mirrors. It does have climate control but does not have dual temperature control. It only has a 13 gallon gas tank.

It is not as an ideal car for the commercial use. It puts a lot of pressure on the 4-cylinder engine if you carry 7 passengers all the time. My car battery had to replace after 2 years. A/C component had to replace after a year.

Does not have GPS or Sirius radio. Not all auto repair shops can work on this vehicle. The interior/ upholstery requires a lot of maintenance to reduce stains. Sometimes the gas mileage gives a false read.

Not a luxury or embellished vehicle but comfortable enough. Mine does not have button to adjust rear view mirrors on side, must be turned inside or out manually which is a problem when weather is bad.

On the freeway, it sure feels like it will get blown away if a car speeds past you. The trunk storage is very minimal when you are using the third row seat. It could be better if it was equipped standard with a GPS navigation system and not has to be added on.

I really do not see any cons to this car. I enjoy driving my outlander and dealing with Mitsubishi for the first time has been a nice experience. I only have had a good experience with it so far and will get a car from Mitsubishi again.