Overview & Reviews

Traction control is now standard on all Endeavors, while two-tone leather upholstery is now standard on the SE trim level, along with contrasting stitching. The rear glass no longer opens independently of the hatch on the LS trim level.

• Carlike ride and handling, spacious seating front and back, solid build quality, torquey V6 engine, long warranty coverage.

• No available third-row seat, less cargo capacity than competitors, missing a few common features, some mediocre interior materials.

User Reviews:

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  A very pleasant car - 2008 Mitsubishi Endeavor
  By Prfct Teeth - September 10 - 1:23 pm

  I have not put many miles on this car....yet. Its a very nice drive and I cant wait to take it on a few trips. The inside is very comfortable and quiet. The bright blue LED dash is awesome at night. The engine doesnt have a ton of HP, but the torque easily makes up for that. The engine hauls this suv around with ease, but with just so-so (17 avg) gas mileage. Overall, this suv does not disappoint at all.

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  UNDER RATED ENDEAVOR? - 2008 Mitsubishi Endeavor
  By Reggie Love - May 28 - 6:10 pm

  I really dont know why Mitsu is going to stop making this vehicle. Its way better than the outlander, which is noisier vehicle. Its a great SUV, the only thing they have to work on is the fuel economy and add a third row. This car has everything, even the lowest trim available. Its really too bad 2008 is the last year for this model.

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  Great For Young Drivers - 2008 Mitsubishi Endeavor
  By Jake - July 25 - 3:30 pm

  I have loved this car since my parents rented one for a family trip in 2005. I got one in kaplana black, it has a great look and the exterior design is gorgeous. The interior blue lights are brilliant at night and the whole car has an understated elegance inside and out. I did not buy it for the cargo but I put subwoofers in the back and it fits great. The car can fit the look for anyone, mothers driving kids to school to just driving with your friends to a club.

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  New Mitsu for a GM loyalist - 2008 Mitsubishi Endeavor
  By TimmyD - September 12 - 2:33 am

  As a loyal GM owner, I have to admit when I began began researching new cars to replace our GMC Yukon, Mitsubishi was not high on our list. After a couple of weeks of searching we found that Mitsubishi had a generous factory rebate and decided to give the Endeavor a test drive. We were impressed by the handling and lively engine performance. We have two children and were concerned about interior room, since we were used to the spacious interior of our Yukon. We were pleasantly surprised when we all piled in and realized that we had plenty of room and that the large cargo area had sufficient space for our large stroller and many other "must haves" for parents. We took it home that day.

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  Not bad, needs improvement - 2008 Mitsubishi Endeavor
  By John - April 18 - 6:20 pm

  I bought my suv with 11K miles. This lightweight SUV is good for what it is: "A lightweight suv." I previously had a honda pilot, that SUV was excellent in the snow, this Mitsubishi in the snow tends to slide a lot, even with the AWD option that I had. Towing capacity: 3500 lbs., not many boats you can tow with that. Interior is very cheaply designed, while the outside is not that much better. Premium gas requirement is a major minus especially in this economy. But you feed it its premium gas and it performs very well. Steering is excellent, as the low engine makes this car practically stick to the ground, love that feature. An overall good suv if you dont have many expectations.