Mitsubishi is offering
0.0% APR for 48 Months + No Payment for 90 Days on a
2024 Mitsubishi Outlander SUV for
Qualified Buyers when you
finance through Santander Consumer USA. Available inventory and pricing will vary by location with prices
starting from ~$28,395 for the
Base ES Model or
from ~$40,345 for the
Outlander PHEV Plug-In Hybrid variant.
Thanks to Community Member
EagerRaccoon822 for sharing this deal.
- Note: Available offer(s) and vehicle options may vary by location. Final Pricing may will vary depending on your selected colors, trim and and addons or extra features.
2024 Mitsubishi Outlander Base-Model Details:
- Black interior with Fabric seats
- 18-Inch Alloy Wheels
- 7 Passenger Seating
- 8.0" Smartphone-link Display Audio (SDA)
- MI-PILOT Assist Navigation
- 2.5L DOHC 4-Cylinder Direct-Injection engine with a combined rating of 27 MPG
- 8-Speed Continuously Variable Transmission
- 18-Inch Alloy Wheels
- Google Android Auto
- Drive Mode Selector
- Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)
- Active Blind Spot Assist
- Rear Automatic Emergency Braking
- Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection
- Includes:
- 2-Year/30,000-Mile Limited Maintenance (3 Oil Changes, 3 Tire Rotations and 1 Cabin Filter)
- 10-Year/100,000-Mile Limited Powertrain Warranty
- 5-Year/Unlimited-Mile Roadside Assistance
- Select options such as Handle Trim, Bumper Protector and Mirror Covers may also be available at no additional charge.
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As to power. I was initially concerned about the low HP but it is fine. No problems getting on the highway or passing in the highway. You definitely notice though if you load the car up (see third row) and need to adjust your driving.
We have fabric seats and they are great and our trim has leather trim which is nice. We got the package that includes 360 camera and adaptive cruise control and larger center screen and was well worth the extra spend.
The only concern I have about owning this car is the dealership experience. I wanted to put a hitch on it and dealership recommended we go to a 3rd party installer. We needed and extra key made and again they recommended we go to an outside lock smith. The locksmith was able to tell me that the previous year they kept frying computers when doing work that included electronics and lost a lot of money in the process. I do not plan on owning this past the electronic warranty date for that reason.
Edited to add: get the red one if you get one. It's really nice (like the Mazda red) and makes it look a more premium vehicle than it is.
Idk why he'd have a problem with Nissan's engines; they're fine. The transmission is a CVT, which used to be more of a problem than it is now. You couldn't count on the first couple generations of CVTs to last much more than 100k miles. That hasn't been the case for a while now, though. They're much more durable.
I'm out. Really wish something like a hybrid CR-V or RAV4 would get a financing deal like this, but I understand why they don't.
With that said, if anyone knows hybrid used car they recommend for heavy work use, list here your opinion and experience
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With that said, if anyone knows hybrid used car they recommend for heavy work use, list here your opinion and experience
With that said, if anyone knows hybrid used car they recommend for heavy work use, list here your opinion and experience
The bolt is a super cheap (you feel it inside) commuter vehicle that gets the job done for the price. I drove one for 2 years and traded it in for the price I paid so cannot complain. If you do spend all day driving in a vehicle, electric is honestly not the route for you. Sometimes you are sent places where chargers are not developed yet. You do not want to use anything less than 150 Kwh chargers.
For 95% (probably more) of people, an electric car will work. Charge it overnight at your house, not problem getting 80% juice. For a road trip along major interstates, superchargers are plentiful.
Regardless, not relevant at all for this deal. I really thought Mitsubishi went under but seems like you are getting decent bang for your buck. I am sure less reliable and bad resale value but good option for some.
If you don't park only outdoors I wouldn't consider this car.
Why? We had a 1993 Maxima that lasted about 20 years. The power windows did fail on it though.
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How much better
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