One of the cheapest 7 seater vehicles you can buy. Good fuel economy if you drive slowly. CVT transmission takes a bit of getting used to. Nice that is has DAB radio as standard. Middle row seats slide, so you can apportion leg room between second and third row depending on passenger size. One strange thing is that it has a GPS sensor, but no option for maps. You have to use your phone data to mirror maps to the car display. Capped price servicing for first three years at $230 a service is pretty good.
Overall quite a reasonable car. Good choice if budget wont stretch to a larger car, but you still need 7 seats.

Bought this for the wife to travel back and forth to work as she drives on some dirt roads to get there just needed something with a little more clearance. Legroom is great plenty of space basically all round. Have tried it in 4WD and it seems to work fine. Only thing that takes a bit of getting used to ( and probably not a bad thing) is the auto when it changes through gears you don't actually feel it is. The 2.4lt petrol seems gutsy enough wouldn't tow anything too heavy though I think it would struggle a bit. While the wife is happy I am happy. Over all SO FAR it seems to be a nice car. Had it for nearly 12 months now.

Have had nothing but great experiences with this Car. The 7 seater is spacious enough to hold a whole family and luggage. All of the usual bells & whistles at your finger tips including a large colour touch screen with Android Auto / Apple car play.
On road it is smooth,comfortable & quiet. Fuel economy is what you would expect and there is even an "Eco" mode if you want to be really frugal.

The new outlander (2 wheel drive, 7 seater) has been a really good purchase. really great interior with the 7 seat option and good storage levels. The boot and configuration of seats is really practical.
The version we got (OUTLANDER LS 2WD 7 SEAT AUTO) lacks some grunt, but a very economical SUV.

7 seater at good price. Finished well and extremely economical. 2ltr is fine and cvt is a charm when you know how to drive it. Very comfortable and quiet...Great size for 3 little kids and plenty room in the back. Best new car family has purchased and highly recommended. Has all features required.

We purchased the new Outlander about 9 months ago and so far it has been a great drive, it's smooth driving, starts every time we have needed it to (I have had cars that have had electrical issues from the start so this is a good thing :)). Free servicing for the first 3 years to is a great deal from Mitsubishi, we just got ours services and it wasn't an issue at all, they said we could get it serviced at any Mitsubishi dealer in Australia so thats good if we ever move.

Low kms and I have a issue when I put the car in reverse in the morning the revs drop to 500 then back to 1000. 2 times I have tried to get Mitsubishi to fix it and they can't find a fault. I recorded the problem and sent it off to head office who a representative come out to my house who told me it is a "characteristic" of the car. Lots of money and I have to put up with this. The 2.0 engine feels very underpowered, I would say the diesel was a better option we test drove that but settled for the cheapest. Bad mistake. Thanks to Mitsubishi Motors for nothing.

The suv is ok but go for the bigger engine the 2 ltr is poor in power, the front of the car is very hard to see this should of come with parking senors. The accessory kits for this suv are way over priced for what you get you better buying on ebay.
I would not buy this suv again there are better products out there for the money. The resale is poor customer service is poor and yes I did purchase new, shop around for parts and fitting them as it will vary for dealership to dealer ship in a big way.

Great car apart from the constant pain with the battery.
Brand new 2015 outlander and already 2 new batteries and 7 RACQ call outs to jumpstart the car.
ECU problem fixed apparently by Mitsubishi; but still a 1/2 amp drain constant. No interior lights left on or anything apparently on. Frustrating to say the least. Guess its another drop in to the Mitsubishi service centre