2004 Mitsubishi Outlander Consumer Discussions

Mitsubishi Outlander Service Manual

Re: outlander service manual [bkellichner]

Written by: billynoband on Jul 24, 2008 06:02 AM

I have been searching too. There is one online if you search hard but I cannot make my mind up if its for the 2.4 petrol 2004 UK model or not. Where are you? What sort of jobs were you wanting to take on? I did both front and rear pads this year and they were the easiest I have done ever. The service schedule is in the owners handbook and apart from diff oil changes and autobox ... Read More...

Crossover SUV Comparison

Re: Moved from another thread: Outlander vs. Forester [ateixeira]

Written by: psychogun on Jan 23, 2008 11:18 AM

Hmmm... the XT is certainly quicker but not necessarily more fuel efficient. Edmunds has the XT at 18/24, whereas the Outlander is at 17/25, could be a toss-up... Also, consider that the Outlander has more interior space and is larger than the XT. The Caliber is actually based on the Outlander platform, and a DCX finalized derivative thereof to boot. When DCX ... Read More...

Mitsubishi Outlander Long Term Viability

Re: Mitsubishi long term viability [prndldriver]

Written by: weim on Dec 31, 2007 05:43 PM

I'm a huge Mitsubishi car fan. I'm on numbers 2 and 3 now and thinking of getting a new Outlander. In the Portland, Oregon/Vancouver, Washington area we now have 3 Mitsubishi dealers. Every dealership I have bought a vehicle from has went out of business. My first Mitsubishi was a 1997 Mirage LS Coupe, Bangkok blue. What a great car. I drove it 9 years with no problems ... Read More...

Re: Mitsubishi long term viability [psychogun]

Written by: elgatoloco on Aug 26, 2007 02:56 PM

I'm pretty sure that Mitsubishi has decided to stay in the North American market also. I think if they were even considering leaving the U.S. then they would have done so in 2004 - 2005 when everyone in the automotive world said they would leave. The connections with the other Mitsubishi companies, MHI and MBOT in particular, allowed them a little breathing room ... Read More...

Mitsubishi Outlander Prices Paid and Buying Experience

Re: I can't get one [rmj1]

Written by: jflor on May 02, 2007 09:09 PM

By buying the Outlander, you will help the company stay in business and will definitely help us current Mitsubishi vehicle owners by getting warranty repairs if needed. But this has not happened in our case. Our 2003 Outlander has exceeded our expectations by being worry-free throughout the time since we bought it. The same is true for our 2004 Galant. It has ... Read More...

Mitsubishi Outlander Tires, Tires, Tires

Fuzion ZRi tires

Written by: mikejojo on Apr 12, 2007 09:09 AM

I've owned a 2004 Mitsubishi Outlander since November 2005 and had to replace my tires at roughly 40,000 miles. I had a bit of a limited budget and purchased Fuzion ZRi P22560R16 tires. Given the wintery conditions here, I've found these handle quite well in the inclement weather. Road noise is up there a bit on the highway but I've learned to tune it out. Read More...

Mitsubishi Outlander Prices Paid and Buying Experience

Re: Outlander from an Element [theking]

Written by: jflor on Feb 18, 2007 01:24 PM

"There is 1 problem........go trade in an Outlander.....Mitsu has very bad resale value" This problem comes from ideas and opinions of people who have never owned or actually driven a mitsubishi vehicle. To cite an example, my brother-in-law says to everyone that mitsubishi cars and SUVs have poor quality when in fact he has never owned one! My experience with ... Read More...

Jeep Liberty vs Mitsubishi Outlander

Jeep Liberty vs. Mitsubishi Outlander

Written by: iwasaudrey on Jan 16, 2007 10:40 PM

I am hoping to finance a used vehicle in the next month. I have narrowed it down based on my price range to the (2002/2003) Jeep Liberty and the (2003/2004) Mitsubishi Outlander. I have done my own research and discovered pros and cons for both vehicles. I was looking to get some advice on here. I am new to these forums so I hope I am doing this correctly. Read More...

Mitsubishi Outlander Test Drives

Re: Evolander [viamede]

Written by: rcpax on Nov 01, 2006 00:06 PM

The Evolander Concept has all the features you mentioned. A Ralli-Art badge, Ralli-Art front strut bar, and yes they do have Brembo brakes and paddle shifters. Because this vehicle was given the Ralli-Art treatment. So why build a concept car like the Evolander. MMNA's press release is very clear about this. “The Evolander builds upon the reputation that the ... Read More...

Article Comments: 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander First Drive

Re: Does anyone own a Mitsubishi? [sampowers]

Written by: phinneas519 on Oct 19, 2006 00:55 PM

Recently, I have been peppering the forums with my undisguised praise for my 2004 Mitsu Lancer Sportback. I managed to get it with only 8k miles on it for $11,200 - maybe I'm bragging about it so much because of the price! ;) Anyway, it's a huge, huge step up from my previous '00 Corolla and, overall, it's a great mix of value and performance. It's been entirely reliable ... Read More...