TheCarConnection.com's editors drove the new Outlander in order to give you an expert opinion in this Bottom Line. TheCarConnection.com also researched available road tests on the new Outlander to bring you highlights and to help you find the truth where other car reviews might differ.For 2009 Mitsubishi drops the mid-level V-6 Outlander from its compact crossover utility vehicle lineup and adds a third seat to its SE four-cylinder model. All three models--the base ES, as well as the upscale SE and V6 XLS--are available with either 2WD or 4WD. Mitsubishi makes the Convenience Package standard equipment on the ES 4WD model, and an optional third-row seat that's stowable under the floor is now available. The third row remains standard on the XLS model. |
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| • Extroverted styling • Drives like a small sport sedan • Excellent steering and handling • Brisk V-6 performance |
• Ridiculously small third seat • Non-telescoping steering wheel • Four-cylinder is slow and loud • Noisy interior |
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