Overview & Reviews

Following on the heels of a significant midyear refresh for 2004, there are few new features for this year. Side airbags are now standard on all models, and an anti-theft system is included on the XLS.

• Rides like a car, roomy seating, torquey V6 power plant, solid build and materials quality, good crash test scores.

• Less cargo capacity than the class leaders, polarizing interior design, no third-row seat available.

User Reviews:

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  It was this or a Pilot... - 2005 Mitsubishi Endeavor
  By Dungeoner - March 22 - 11:53 pm

  And I chose the Endeavor. I can honestly say, Ill never second guess my decision either. The vehicle drives like a dream. Ive driven the Pilot, Highlander, Trailblazer, Durango & Grand Cherokee(V8). All were wonderful, but only the Pilot & Endeavor drove like I wanted my wifes SUV to drive. The torque in this thing needs to be felt to be appreciated. It might not have seating for 7 or 8 people/children, but the 5 that do fit, do so comfortably. The steering is tight & responsive & the drive is stellar. If I had the funds, my wife & myself would be driving one. Everything seems solidly made & built. If I had to gripe about something, it would be the gas mileage on this capable engine.

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  Good All Around - 2005 Mitsubishi Endeavor
  By Patty - March 9 - 4:50 am

  Ive have had the Endeavor for two months now and love it. Its solid built, comfortable to drive and feel very secure driving my toddler around town. Which to me was important in selecting my new car, something that I feel safe with my child in. Handles curves and turns with ease. Roomy in the back even with the car seat.

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  Mitts Endeavor - 2005 Mitsubishi Endeavor
  By car7236 - January 19 - 2:23 pm

  Front seats could use more padding. Needs automatic headlamp option available. No electronic fuel economy or distance to empty available option available. Could use memory seats/mirrors. This was our trade-up from a Grand Cherokee LTD, and aside from what I mentioned, got to just love the vehicle.

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  Endeavor is Built to Endure - 2005 Mitsubishi Endeavor
  By RYAN - January 14 - 9:30 pm

  Overall I have had my Mitsubishi Endeavor now for about a year and have put about 15,000 miles on it. So far it has had no problems what so ever. I have been on many different trips, some distances of 700 miles. I also have been on many back roads and country areas and it still performs perfectly. The snow is nothing in this thing, you have no problems getting around. Only thing I wish was that the interior was a little nicer, such as an improved dash and seats. But overall I think its my favirote SUV under $40,000.