Motor1 Executive Editor Seyth Miersma takes Mitsubishi’s three-row Outlander for a spin to see if it’s enough to keep Mitsubishi relevant in the American crossover market. For more Mitsubishi Outlander: https://www.motor1.com/mitsubishi/outlander/ As-tested price: $34,160 I’m an avowed Mitsubishi fan. In fact, the now-deceased Lancer Evolution remains one of my very favorite models of all time (I even spent a day arguing its case with a colleague a few years back.) As a fan of the brand, every time a new Mitsu rolls into the parking lot, I’m hoping for a change of form. That’s because, frankly, the current crop of cars and SUVs hasn’t been very inspiring. I was crossing my fingers when the 2018 Outlander GT was scheduled as our next Why Buy? subject – this would be my first time in the compact ute since its last redesign. Sadly, for Mitsubishi enthusiasts and normal car buyers alike, the Outlander doesn’t seem to be a curative for the flagging brand’s reputation. Watch this week’s review to find out. SPECIFICATIONS: Engine: 3.0-Liter V6 Output: 224 Horsepower / 215 Pound-Feet Transmission: 6-Speed Automatic EPA Fuel Economy: 20 City / 27 Highway / 22 Combined Subscribe to our channel to see weekly Why Buy? videos, and lots more new car review content. Why Buy? Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCYstTL5MKTQSmnShFntH99KjJXhSe95_ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/motor1com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Motor1com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/motor1com/ CREDITS Host: Seyth Miersma Video Producer: James Bradbury ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lM2hfVsBV4

Modern, premium feel in the interior. Trademark blend of robustness and high-class elegance. Cockpit is designed clearly around the driver, in typical BMW fashion. Redesigned sports seats and knee pads. Latest version of the iDrive operating system and intelligent voice control fitted as standard, Control Display with touchscreen functionality and BMW gesture control available as options. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XaUWO9_AJo