2019 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER

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scool

Discussion Starter · Apr 21, 2021

Hi can anyone tell me if these vehicles are good? Or if they’re crap? I’m looking into buying one I am in Canada. Are parts very expensive? How are they to work on yourself? Any information would be appreciated! Thanks

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Sysko

· #2 · Apr 21, 2021 (Edited)

Welcome to the forum @scool.

These are good vehicles but there are things you'll want to consider when buying a used Mitsubishi Outlander. A good first step is to get a mechanic you trust to inspect it. That alone can save you a lot of trouble with servicing, parts, etc. and doesn't cost much at all.

How soon are you looking to buy and if it's listed online, can you share the link here? That and/or any other details about it you can share will helpful.

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Yosef

· #3 · Apr 28, 2021

scool said:
Hi can anyone tell me if these vehicles are good? Or if they’re crap? I’m looking into buying one I am in Canada. Are parts very expensive? How are they to work on yourself? Any information would be appreciated! Thanks

What trim are you looking at? I have a 2017 GT and it's been awesome. I've been able to do all my maintenance so far and have had zero issues to date with over 85k miles. No adult over 5' can sit in the 3rd row.

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@[email protected]

· #4 · Apr 29, 2021

scool said:
Hi can anyone tell me if these vehicles are good? Or if they’re crap? I’m looking into buying one I am in Canada. Are parts very expensive? How are they to work on yourself? Any information would be appreciated! Thanks

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@[email protected]

· #5 · Apr 29, 2021

I have a2015 Diesel. But did recently at 122,000 have manifold fixed due to cracking. Vehicle is reliable, comfortable for long trips, no electrical issues. As always, have a thorough mechanical inspection carried out.

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TehXII7

· #6 · Feb 19, 2022

Does anyone know if the 2019 has a CVT fluid dipstick or how do you check the fluid levels. I have a owner's manual up and I see a transmission fluid dipstick on the V6 only. How do you change the CVT fluid? I mean do I really need to take it to a mechanic? The manual says Mitsubishi dealer but I think by law they have to let others service it

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