Reviews of the 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander
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CNET Review
The Good: The 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander's V-6 produces solid power, decent mileage, and very low emissions. On-the-fly four-wheel-drive gives the car traction in slippery conditions. It also offers better and more complete cabin technology, including hard-drive-based navigation and standard Bluetooth cell phone integration, than any car in its price range.
The Bad: The Bluetooth system can't access your cell phone's phone book, and the stereo can overwhelm its own speakers.
The Bottom Line: The 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander offers great technology without getting too expensive while striking a near-perfect compromise between emissions, power, and mileage. It's a practical car for a wide variety of uses.
Manufacturer: Mitsubishi Motors
Part number: 100817134
Basic car properties
- Body style SUV
- Trim levels XLS
- Available Engine Gas
Safety Features
- Smart airbags Standard
- Antilock brakes Standard
- Traction control Standard
- Stability control Standard
- Steerable headlights Optional
- Adaptive cruise control Standard
Entertainment
- Satellite radio Optional
- Video entertainment system Optional
- MP3 CD-enabled sound system Standard
Climate/convenience
- Heated/cooled seats Optional
- Keyless start Standard
- Two-way security system Standard
- 12V power outlet Standard
Drivetrain Technology
- Drivetrain available All-wheel drive
Navigation
- Trip computer Standard
- Touchscreen navigation Optional
Communication
- Bluetooth phone interface Standard
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