Overview & Reviews

For 2012, the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport sees a handful of minor improvements. Highlights include an available rearview camera for the base SE trim, additional sound insulation for models with a continuously variable transmission and a recalibration of said CVT to improve response and acceleration.

• Smooth and quiet ride
• Standard voice-activated electronics interface
• Affordable price.

• Far from sporty handling
• Limited cargo capacity.
• Indifferent engine power

User Reviews:

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  Nice, HighTech SUV for a great price - 2012 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport
  By southbaydriver - October 28 - 12:49 am

  I got a loaded SE AWD. The car is great. It does take a little while to get used to the way the CVT behaves. Once I got over that, I really like the car. Comfortable, quiet and the interior is very elegant in a minimalistic way. The sound system (Rockford Fosgate) is the best Ive seen. The bluetooh integration with my phone is great. Not only it handles phone calls but it also plays the music from my smartphone automatically. I just get in the car and it remembers all of the settings. I am very happy with the car

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  The best for your money - 2012 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport
  By kizashiowner - September 4 - 12:04 am

  My wife wanted 4x4 to tackle the snow mountain at shoprite and BJs, kidding ladies. I wanted her to have AWD si I feel safer that she is driving all weather car with my daughter in it. Researched over and over and couldnt find better value. 8.5 ground clearance, AWC one of the best with 4 lock in case of deep snow, comfort seats so she says and my wife is picky, as for the power though it can use more but you can always use the manual shifter by the steering wheel and pass with no issue, 710 W Rockoford Fostage, I want that in my car amazing sound if you enjoy your music, HD headlights cover four lane in the highway bright like a daylight, enough cargo for small family but fun safe AWD

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  Top ten worst car in 2011 - 2012 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport
  By soaks - May 1 - 9:50 pm

  My CUV has a noisy cvt transmission. My CUV has low powered 145 hp engine. My CUV also has a music usb music port. My CUV also has a mpg monitoring system. My CUV gets up to 36 mpg. My CUV goes up to 2 or 3 weeks without refueling. My CUV cost less than most CUVs and has more standard features than most CUVs in its class. My CUV has taught me how to drive during these high priced gas prices. My CUV looks great! My CUV has not ever had a repair issue. My CUV can go beyond the posted speed limit. Including this CUV I have bought 6 cars from Mitsubishis My CUV is a 2012 Outlander Sport! I plan to keep this Outlander Sport forever.

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  Freshest crossover on the road - 2012 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport
  By zx_knight - May 20 - 12:44 am

  Power- Its lacking in this area in comparison to the others in its class but the CVT tranny really makes good use of the 148hp. It gets a little fun when using the paddle shifter (The paddle shifter sold me on the car). Only issue I have is that you cant tow anything, I dont know how that compars to the rest but its a forgivable issue. Suspension- This little truck could out handle alot of cars. Definitely shines above the rest, especially in 4wd mode :). Seating- Im 6"1 and have 2 children in car seats and we fit with little issue. Im a lil cramped in the leg department but I could still do long distance trip in it easy. I even talked my sister in to buying one. There fresh