Though a late entrant to the car-based SUV market, the Mitsubishi Outlander went on to become popular among the masses. The Outlander landed on American shores from Japan in 2003. It was known as Airtrek in Japan till 2005. A compact crossover SUV, the Outlander was Mitsubishi's first foray into the crossover segment. The name was chosen to suggest journeying to unexplored lands seeking adventure.
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2009 Mitsubishi Outlander blends the functionality of an SUV and the power of a V6 engine to deliver agile handling that are most suitable for a vehicle that will 'go anywhere'. The redesigned Outlander, known as a compact crossover utility vehicle, is one of the hottest-selling models in the evolving compact sport utility segment and is appealing for its sporty handling, long warranties, and exclusive rear tailgate design. For 2009, the SE trim level replaces the LS. Loaded with exciting new features and available with four-wheel drive, the Outlander comes in ES, SE, and XLS trims, each with a choice of front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive.
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2009 Outlander has a wider track, designed to make the vehicle more stable. ES and LS models can seat five. XLS seats up to seven and has a 3rd-row bench seat that folds flat into the cargo floor. Unique to the Outlander is a flap-fold rear tailgate, which also serves as a seat or picnic table. The Outlander's interior has en excellent set of features. The
2009 Mitsubishi Outlander scores high in crash test ratings conducted by the federal government and comes with a wide array of standard safety equipment including an Electronic Stability Program.
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"In the still red-hot Canadian compact SUV/CUV segment Mitsubishi has a story to tell and a very good product in the Outlander. If you've thinking about something in this segment, Mitsubishi might not have been in your top picks, but it might just be worth taking a new look at Mitsubishi."