Overview & Reviews
The 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander is completely redesigned. Larger and a bit more upscale than before, it has a standard 220-horsepower V6 and an optional third-row seat.
- Agile handling, comfortable ride, smooth V6, useful clamshell rear hatch, wide range of features, lengthy warranty.
- Kid-size third-row seat is hard to fold, desirable options buried in packages, a few low-grade plastics.
User Reviews:
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Redesigned Outlander - 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander
By gene guy - February 5 - 8:33 pmSince buying the newly redesigned Outlander LS we have been extremely pleased with its styling, driveability, and quality. Many of the features that are present in this "small SUV" give the impression of a vehicle that cost more than it actually did. Its good stability on the highway and an excellent braking system lend themselves to a feeling of a secure, stable platform and ride. We really enjoy this vehicle. And one final thing, the low profile drop down rear gate really helps when you are trying to load things into the back cargo area.
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Outlander is quality - 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander
By CErnst - December 10 - 4:06 pmThe Outlander has been a really solid SUV. It hasnt really had any problems yet as it is relatively new. The only quirk is a clunk from the ABS system when you start it and take off, but thats it. Acceleration is REALLY good. Braking is great. Gas mileage is good, especially if you let cruise control do its thing. It is sensitive to weight of the tire. OEM tires, the computer said we were getting 27MPG doing 70MPH on Texas interstate. Firestone Dueler tires get 23-ish, but they are heavier. With new tires and traction control, this thing is a beast in the snow. A very safe vehicle.
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Great performance, great value - 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander
By Brett - October 22 - 4:33 pmHave been driving my 2007 Outlander ES for a while now. Styling is exactly what Id always liked and build quality seems solid so far. Interior appointments are excellent even on my base model. A real pleasant surprise is all Outlanders come with car alarm standard (good for saving on insurance). Long warranty is generous and transferable to 2nd owner. Performance is the best part and what makes this SUV stands out from other compact to midsized SUVs. Its got enough zoom and zip to make driving fun. Great compact SUV!
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Best bang for your buck! - 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander
By klas - October 1 - 8:16 pmIve compared them all, (RAV4, CR-V, Santa Fe, CX-7, etc.) and as soon as I test drove Outlander I fell in love. Its not just the styling, but everything else you get for the price. Go and price it!
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Great SUV - 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander
By hansp1 - August 25 - 1:56 amIve had this SUV for two weeks and cant say enough good things about it! There is a lot of bang for the buck here! What you get for your dollar is not to be believed! I had a Subaru Outlander that I loved and was quite honestly looking at a new one when I decided to check this car out. It was really no contest!
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2007 Mitsubishi Outlander - 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander
By 07XLSDiamond - August 6 - 12:20 amThis car had nearly everything I wanted in a small to midsize SUV. I use it as my daily driver. I got the Diamond White Pearl XLS FWD model with all the bells and whistles except the DVD package. I got the navigation package with 40G hard drive, sunroof, leather, bluetooth, SIRIUS radio (Id have prefered XM), etc. The gas mileage is okay, around 21.6 average. Mitsubishi owners are also a great bunch of people, this is my second Mitsubishi; I own an Eclipse too.
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Fundamental flaws - 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander
By Seth - June 22 - 4:13 pmVehicle has all the bells and whistles but does not have any useful features that dont cost much such as 1. Telescopic steering wheel or rather the lack of it. Cannot find a comfortable position even with arms stretched out and seat pulled forward, and I am of average size 5 10 with a small paunch. 2. Zero Cushion in leather seats for better distribution of pressure and back support. 3. Arm rest too low and useless. 4. No sound deadening materials. Noisy is the word. 5. Suspension makes for an extremely uncomfortable ride. Every undulation in the road is sent straight to drivers spine. 6. No door inserts or soft dash. Just a sea of hard thin black plastic.
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Awesome Suv - 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander
By GREAT SUV - June 9 - 4:00 amWent in to actually buy a kia sportage and test drove the 2007 outlander 4 door 4wd and loved it, best decision I could of made. Reliable, fun to drive, lots of space and the back opens up from the top and the tail gate comes down, great stereo system, the only thing I can say is the gas is not as good as the paper said on the window. It gets about 22-23 miles to the gallon not 25-30 like it says. Comfortable when you have others with you and just a all around great vehicle. I do not see many of these on the road but I bet they catch on this year!
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You wont find better small SUV for price - 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander
By Found a best buy - June 5 - 9:30 pmWith over 22,000 miles, it is flawless. I test drove everything from BMW X3 to Rav & nothing in this class will match the Outlander in all categories. I traveled routinely through the worst winter conditions imaginable & this vehicle is an awesome snow machine, even with the wide/street Goodyears. The exterior design is perfect & it stands far above the rest in looks. There are some minor quirks such as the torque steer which is easily fixed by putting in AWD or adjusting your starts. The Goodyears wore fast & need replacing soon. Anyone in winter conditions will experience lower "sandblasting" problems to the paint (apply addit clear protection & no problems or wait till 2008-fixed.
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Unsatisfied - 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander
By outout - May 13 - 9:33 pmMy 07 Outlander has excessive wind-noise...the worst I have seen in any vehicle. The wind noise just gushes inside the cabin. I just keep wondering how Mitsubishi spoiled an otherwise great vehicle with nice value and features, because they did not take care of small things like proper cabin insulation.
