We test-drove the Mitsubishi 2013 Outlander Sport for one week in exchange for a review! No other monetary compensation took place and ALL thoughts and
opinions associated with this review are 100% my own.
Um, who doesn't love practical family vehicles, right? If you're currently looking for a vehicle that's simple yet practical for a small-sized family — then look NO further than the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport. It's literally a practical car buyer's dream come true! It's stylish, it's sleek, and it's solid! The 2013 Outlander Sport is undoubtedly a durable vehicle, it's perfect for smaller families who're looking for something reliable to get them "to" and "from" all of their daily activities, like soccer practice. As for the styling, the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport is quite impressive with its shark-like grill and swanky wheels. So, if you're looking for an pleasurable and comforting riding experience, the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport definitely doesn't disappoint. The biggest drawback of the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport is there's not a tremendous amount of leg room, so if you have a LARGE family, like mine, you'd probably want to go with the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander instead. That's just my two cents!
Them darn keys, where are they? Um, I ask myself this everyday. Hey, I'm forgetful! With the Keyless Entry System (which I love SO much!) You can effortlessly lock (and unlock) your door, trunk and turn on the ignition switch, without having to whoop out your keys. Simply keep your key/s somewhere (safely tucked) in your purse, and the system will automatically sense the Smart
Access key, without you even having to pull it out. How awesome, right?
Um, who doesn't love practical family vehicles, right? If you're currently looking for a vehicle that's simple yet practical for a small-sized family — then look NO further than the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport. It's literally a practical car buyer's dream come true! It's stylish, it's sleek, and it's solid! The 2013 Outlander Sport is undoubtedly a durable vehicle, it's perfect for smaller families who're looking for something reliable to get them "to" and "from" all of their daily activities, like soccer practice. As for the styling, the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport is quite impressive with its shark-like grill and swanky wheels. So, if you're looking for an pleasurable and comforting riding experience, the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport definitely doesn't disappoint. The biggest drawback of the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport is there's not a tremendous amount of leg room, so if you have a LARGE family, like mine, you'd probably want to go with the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander instead. That's just my two cents!
Superior Safety
Do you EVER forget to put on your seat-belt? Um, seriously who hasn't forgotten, right? With so much going on (family, work, OR errands), it can often-times slip your mind, especially when you're running late. We've all been there, right? I've been there (but it doesn't happen often). If you've forgotten to put on your seat-belt (we won't tell, promise!), there's no need to panic. If your seat-belt remains unfastened for longer than one minute, the warning light will come on and BLINK repeatedly and then the tone (buzzer) will sound intermittently. I know this shouldn't be a "WOW" factor, BUT have you seen the high cost of seat-belt tickets? They're freaking EXPENSIVE! So, I appreciate Mitsubishi for thinking about my life, safety and pocketbook.Rear Parking Assistant!
Um, who doesn't need a little help backing out, right? I know I sure do! I don't know how many times I rolled over an object (or two) when backing out of the driveway. It's ridiculous, really! Thanks to the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport, I NO longer have to worry about accidentally rolling over something, like my son's skateboard. Um, skateboards are expensive, right?
We LOVE it!!
I'm LOVING the wheels! They're very nice, and I mean NICE!! They really add to the appeal and beauty of this vehicle. Other wondrous features of this vehicle include an amazing panoramic roof with mood lighting, heated outside mirrors, halogen fog lights with chrome accent, rain-sensing windshield wipers, 18-inch aluminum-alloy wheels, air conditioning with pollen filter, one-touch start/stop (OSS) engine switch, heated front seats, glove box with illumination and pen holder, rear privacy glass, 6-way manually adjustable driver’s seat, 710-Watt, Rockford-Fosgate audio system with 9 speakers including 10-inch dual-voice coil subwoofer with Punch control and much, much more.Final Thoughts
The 2013 Outlander Sport doesn't have a tremendous amount of POWER, especially when it comes to driving up steep hills. That's not necessarily a bad thing, unless you live near the mountains or something. Other than that, we really like the Outlander Sport. As with
any vehicle review, it's impossible to cover every feature, so please
forgive me if there's something I forgot to mention.
For more information, including specifications, visit www.mitsubishicars.com. The 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport currently starts at $23,495* and can be purchased at any authorized car dealership.
Looks like a nice ride. I don't think I've seen one up close.
ReplyDeleteIt looks the perfect car for my hubby! Hopefully we won't need one for a while but...
ReplyDeleteHow cute, I love all the fun details they have and the inside is gorgeous!!!! I haven't seen this before so nice to get an idea of what it is, as we have an SUV and might trade in sometime!!!
ReplyDeleteI really like the looks of this. And I have always been intrigued by the back up systems.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fabulous car. I would definitely love to test drive it one day.
ReplyDeleteIt's a little thing but the pollen filter - great stuff! My husband suffers horribly from allergies, and right now in Texas they're really bad - we could use a filter like that in our vehicles!
ReplyDeleteNot a bad price at all! :)
ReplyDeleteI love that you can have a hatchback without going to a full-size SUV.
ReplyDeleteThis car looks really nice. I have a backup camera in my car and I can't no longer drive my husbands car that doesn't have one.
ReplyDeleteSomething of that size would probably be pretty perfect for me since I'm on my own. :)
ReplyDeleteI totally love this car and all it's features! Wish I could afford it :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sporty little vehicle, love the park assist feature!
ReplyDeletethat's a very unique grill!! I wish I had the park assist
ReplyDeleteI love the alloy wheels! Some have weird and thick ones. I'm such a detail person :)
ReplyDeleteI like vehicles built to stand the toughness of not only conditions on the outside of a vehicle, but build tough on the interior as well.
ReplyDeleteThis is just the sort of small SUV I will be in the market for... in a few years.
ReplyDeleteI love the look of the Outlander... we drive a small SUV.
ReplyDeleteThe parking assist feature sounds really cool. Too bad it isn't big enough for our large family, looks like a great ride.
ReplyDeleteI love the color. It looks like such a fun little vehicle to drive.
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice looking vehicle! I really like the rear parking assistant - I can think of a few times it would have come in handy for me.
ReplyDeleteI use to have a Montero and miss it so much. The Outlander looks nice too.
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