Owned the 2017 zk outlander for almost 12 months and pretty much don't have a bad work to say about it. A easy pick when choosing a new car over Nissan and Subaru.

Great all round car. I had the base model which felt just as luxurious as the higher models (I just added leather seats). My only complaint is that the Bluetooth microphone was awful- people couldn’t hear me well, and the size of the mirrors hitting the wind seem to make it a bit of a noisy ride.
Overall, it’s a great car for the price though!

Great car for a young family of four. We've had this car for three years and it hasn't missed a beat. It has a large boot space and roomy interior. It is a bit on the plastic side inside but the price point makes up for that. Fuel economy is great with over 800km highway driving and over 600km city driving. We have the front whell drive model. I would definitely recommend this model Outlander.

We have been happy with purchase of our Outlander overall. It has served and stood to its expectations. It is a good Station Wagon type car for everyday drive with comfortable seating for 7, Eco drive for super economy, 4WD to drive on rough terrains of Australia from snowy mountains to sandy beaches. Good towing of 1600kgs. Ample room for storage.

I've got the 7 seater. The ones seating in the last row has to be petite and short otherwise they won't fit. Also, there's not much boot space once the last row of seats is being used but if not in use, boot space is awesome. One thing I hate is the radio. Shortly after we bought it, whilst driving along one day we went onto a little bump and something popped. We realise there was no sound to the radio. We had to switch if on and off every time so there is actual audio. It was fixed easily when we brought the car back for first 3 month service. However, it happened again 's couple months later and I can't be bothered to bring it down just to get it done. Apparently I've read that a few people have had similar problems as well.

Just got a hail-damaged, second-hand Outlander 2016 and it's a great ride. Extremely quiet and comfortable to drive, very spacious with room for up to 7 and pretty fuel economic, this is a very good car that suits tall people or a small family. The compatibility with Android Auto is a cool feature.

Driving this car is absolutely great - the only downside is the lack of power. This doesn't deter me from my 5 star rating as the reduction in power is outweighed by the petrol consumption, comfort and overall ease of driving. On average around the city I use 6.7L per 100km. I don't feel there are any major blind spots within the car either, which for me is very important.

I got the Mitsubishi Outlandler 2017 4WD 7 Seater Model. Value for money. But the 2 extra seats could be bigger.

The automatic drive may not be the best in my opinion, could feel a bit smoother.

Good on consumption. Typically gives me 10L/100Km. With enough AC use.

Sales team can get a bit aggressive at selling though, so beware.

Having bought my only new car in quite some time am impressed with most of the car however the central command has dropped out 4 times since purchase and restarted by itself? The car seems a tad way underpowered when taking off and is a bit off putting trying to overtake sometimes but the rest of the car acts like you would expect.

I bought a 7 seats outlander, because I got my second baby. It was really good car. Fit all my family without any issue. I got 2017 version. It has 5 years warranty & 3 year road side assistant, which brings great benefit for myself, because I don't know how to fix cars.

We purchased a 2017 ZK Outlander as it we were looking for a well-priced 7-seater SUV. Driving experience is very smooth, although it is slightly sluggish when carrying a full load. Very quiet ride, and excellent fuel economy. Spacious interior with useful features such as Android Auto, Bluetooth connectivity and USB ports. We have not experienced any problems with the vehicle so far, and Mitsubishi's capped priced servicing has been good,

Bought manual entry model may 2017. Getting as low as 6.4 litres petrol consumption, even in town beats our 2008 lancer fuel consumption. Massive luggage area, adjustable rear seat is great, good for those with bad backs . I test drove Suzuki, Hyundai rivals, this car was best value for price, handling, storage and looks. I do not find its underpowered, have driven it with sizeable loads and the engine isn't stressed. Overall very good value for the price and as it uses lancer parts it has a good track record for reliability, our 6 year old lancer performed flawlessly . very pleased with it so far.

Mitsubishi Outlander 7 Seater which was purchased in JULY 17,my husband and i are very happy with the purchase.
It is Eco drive and uses very less fuel, very economical. 2 seats can be folded which makes extra space for the boot.
Drives very well, I would recommend this car,

Our Captiva broke down so had to purchase a new vehicle. After much research and consideration, we settled on the Outlander. It had everything we needed, reverse camera, parking sensors and 7 seats just to name a few, and for a great affordable price which was in our budget range! We've had our car for 6 months and we absolutely love it!

I really liked this car.i love driving it. It's a seven seater car perfect family car. Driving is smooth. I loved its Air conditioner during hot summer days it was just awesome. It would have been great if it had vents on the back seats as well only drawback i can see. It's good on petrol.

We bought this car when we had to upgrade to fit three carseats in the back. This is the first new car we've had and it is divine. It is incredibly economical, the reverse camera is the shizz, and the pop-up seats (we have the 7-seater) have made it easy to take our kids' friends around when needed. Overall this car is great - not too big, not too small.