Overview & Reviews
For 2006, the Mitsubishi Endeavor gets revised front and rear styling and some interior trim revisions. The XLS trim level has been dropped, while the Limited's leather seating and heated seats are now optional instead of standard. On the positive side, antilock brakes are now standard on all Endeavors and 2WD versions receive standard traction control.
- Rides and handles like a car, roomy seating front and rear, torquey V6 power plant, solid build quality, good crash test scores.
- No third-row seat or side curtain airbags available, less cargo capacity than peers, mediocre interior materials.
User Reviews:
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Terrible Idea - 2006 Mitsubishi Endeavor
By Kimberly - June 23 - 8:46 pmIve owned my Mitsubishi Endeavor for approximately five months now. It requires premium gas which I am not happy about and wasnt informed of when I purchased the vehicle. Already my air conditioner drain has clogged, flooded the front passenger floorboard, and because of a design flaw, the whole motor has to be taken out to get to the air conditioner. The dealership and the corporate office told me this is not covered under warranty. It is going to cost approximately $1,000 to correct a "design" flaw. Also, the paint is terrible and I have chips from touchless carwashes. I absolutely hate this vehicle. I wish I would have purchased an American made vehicle. Mitsubishi is not a customer oriented company!
