Mitsubishi's new Outlander is one of the best looking small SUVs. It's a car-like vehicle that doesn't have pretensions of toughness. Other than a cramped back seat, the Outlander's interior is nice. It feels tightly constructed, and - while it's definitely swathed in plastic - it doesn't seem as cheap as some of its competitors. Read More »

New standard safety systems like seat-mounted side air bags and ABS show up on 2006 issues of Outlander, Mitsubishi's five-door crossover wagon. Read More »

New Car Review of the 2005 Mitsubishi Outlander Compact Sport Utility Vehicle Description: Compact Sport Utility Vehicle Base MSRP Range: $17,999 – $24,479 Invoice Price Range: $16,974 – $24,017 Where built: Japan Riding on the platform that supports Lancer, the compact-class Outlander five-door wagon has a rigid unibody structure and independent suspension components that deliver a car-like ride quality. It’s ... Read More »

Already a crowded market, Mitsubishi is a latecomer to this star-studded show, whose headliners include the highly touted Honda CRV and Toyota RAV4. Read More »

Constructed on the same platform that supports Mitsubishi's sporty Lancer sedan, the compact-class Outlander SUV has a rigid unibody structure and independent suspension components that deliver a car-like ride quality. Read More »

Snow, sliced by a plow into a wall three feet high, rims a narrow road wrapping around Mt. Bachelor in the Cascade Range of Oregon, with the three Sisters, white-capped spires thrust into a cobalt sky, filling the three mirrors on a new type of crossover wagon from Mitsubishi as we dash back toward Bend. Read More »