2003 Mitsubishi Outlander Review Summaries

What reviewers liked most about the Mitsubishi Outlander:

Tight winding roads and wide-open highways prove the Outlander to be a very competent and comfortable handler.

-- Edmunds.com

The Outlander feels stiff and robust, its MacPherson front strut and independent multi-link rear suspension set-up absorbs intrusions with firmly damped adroitness. The steering is keen to swing that nose into and out of corners, and the brakes feel strong.

-- CAR

What reviewers liked least about the Mitsubishi Outlander:

The Outlander's relatively high weight-to-power ratio makes it slower than its competition.

-- Car and Driver

Other than delivering a choppy ride on imperfect pavement and excessive engine blare on hard acceleration, the Outlander isn't a bad choice.

-- Cars.com

Poor plastics and cheapskate radio let down boldly designed T-shaped dash.

-- CAR

Mitsubishi Outlander Comparisons:

Not quite carlike, but Outlander rivals Subaru Forester for the most stable, comfortable ride in this class.

-- Consumer Guide

Best one-liner about the Mitsubishi Outlander:

It all hangs together pretty well.

-- CAR