2019 Mitsubishi Outlander Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

It is a nice car for two adults and two kids with car seats. It drives smoothly and so far no problems with the engine, transmission, ect. It also has good gas mileage. I love that it has a rear camera in the back. Makes reversing so much easier.

Standard 3rd row seating. A lot of cargo space. Infotainment and audio system. Good on gas. High tech safety features. Excellent ride quality. Good perform. Could get hybrid model if I wanted to. Does not make a lot of noise.

The car is very good on mileage, as well as very good on gas, the car is also very good for driving families around. If you want to drive your family around the Mitsubishi is what I recommend. If you want to drive friends as well.

Lots of space and storage in the front and in the back. Great on gas. They had the color of choice I wanted for the inside and outside. I love that I and the option of satellite Radio. Heated seats was a plus.

Cheap to maintain, good looks, cheap to insure and fill the gas tank. It's a brand that I trust and can fix myself, its standard features are good for the price and has a great standard warranty of 10yrs or 100k miles.

There is no GPS available in this package. Also no regular plug outlet. These are 2 things that I would have like to have in this package. It has great gas mileage and plenty of room for extra people and storage.

Roomy for a small SUV.Affordable and gas efficient. Nice looking and not overstated. Great color. Fold down seats and large back cargo compared to other small SUVs.Engine has plenty of pickup for interstate or back roads.

This SUV has great gas mileage, 3rd row seating, dual heating and ac, heated seats, the second row seats do recline a little bit and also the second row seats can slide forward and backward, they do have a setting that you can change the stay of wheel locks depending on what you are driving on or in.

I don't really have that many cons. One con in particular is that I do not like how the car constantly chimes when you have your seat belt off or you are low on windshield wiper fluid. I get that it wants to remind you that something is wrong, but a few chimes in the beginning and then just a simple alert light on would be fine.

Loud engine start up. The 3rd row is little smaller compared to other SUVs. A little expensive compared to other crossover models. Not good torque. Could have better sound quality and audio system. No noise cancelling windows.

The vehicle can be small at times. The warnings when a car is in the lane next to you can be quite annoying as well. The car has barely any cons but if you are big then the Mitsubishi is hard to find the right seating.

Wish I had a sunroof and GPS. My payments are extremely too high. Which my rims were blacked out. Which I had 4wd. Wish my car would stop if I was about to hit something or someone. Maybe even the back seat a little more space.

Cheapest build quality panel gaps and the like plastic everywhere no soft touch materials, thin paint, not all the standard feature that I want, an underpowered engine and I am not a fan of the CVT transmission.

This vehicle does not offer the GPS in this package. The regular outlet is also another feature that is not offered in this package. These both would have been a great benefit to have as an option when purchasing this vehicle.

Some trim on the vehicle is on the cheaper side with lots of plastic on the interior. Resale on this vehicle is not the greatest for a smaller SUV class. Handling is not the best. You feel it on curves in it.

Even though it is an SUV and has the 3rd row seating. The 3rd row is pretty cramped and when you have the 3rd row up you really do not have any room for anything in the trunk. It does get thrown around a bit when driving in built up rain water or slush.