Used 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander for sale in Bridgeport

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The Mitsubishi Outlander is all-new for 2022, and the aggressive design is a clear departure from the old one and unique from the other vehicle in Mitsubishis stable. Although it does share some of the same visual cues as the new 2022 Eclipse Cross. The company calls the Outlander design concept Bold Stride, and thats certainly fitting. The frontend look will set this SUV apart from the others on the road. Interestingly, those large wide lights that sit at the edges of the fenders are actually the headlamps. The slim lights at the top that are in line with the grille are the marker and turn signals. This is one vehicle that will be easy to recognize in your rearview mirror. As you move around to the side and rear of the new Mitsu, however, the design becomes more traditional. To our eye, Mitsubishi has done a good job differentiating the Outlanders look from the Nissan Rogue. On the inside, designers gave the Outlander an upscale look with materials that appear to be a cut above typical SUVs in the class. The dash panel is soft-touch, and the steering wheel is thick-rimmed. The company tried to make the buttons and knobs feel notably robust too. We really like the real aluminum that comes on the two upper trims and the quilted leather seats too. Unlike the 5-passenger Rogue, Mitsubishi made sure Outlander seats seven just like before. Still, this likely wont be a third row adults will want to spend much time in. Compared to the old Outlander, the cabin itself is two inches wider and rides on a longer wheelbase. That means theres more legroom for the first two rows of seating. That second row can be flipped and folded with a one-touch lever now. And once the second and third rows are down, theres 80.3 cubic feet of cargo space 13.9 cubic feet more than the old model. Thats the equivalent of adding the trunk space from a midsize sedan. Mitsubishi is proud to report that the seating position is slightly higher than before, and theres more adjustability through the seat itself as well as the tilting and telescoping steering wheel. The Outlander uses two gauge clusters, depending upon the trim level. Lower-priced models have analog gauges and a 7-inch information display, while upper trims offer a fully digital 12.3-inch display. Some models offer a head-up display too. Similarly, theres a choice of an 8.0-inch infotainment screen or a 9.0-inch screen setup with navigation. The new Outlander uses the 2.5-liter 4-cylinder thats found under the hood of the Nissan Rogue. It makes the same 181 horsepower and 181 lb-ft of torque and connects to the same continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) with a sport mode with eight speeds to shift through. Like before, front-wheel drive is standard on the Outlander, and Mitsubishis uniquely-tuned Super All-Wheel Control (S-AWC) all-wheel-drive system is optional. And there are now drive modes to help dial in the right amount of traction for the road condition. Front-drive models have five modes (Eco, Normal, Tarmac, Gravel, Snow), and the all-wheel-drive models have a sixth Mud mode. Though the Outlander shares a chassis with the Rogue, the Mitsubishis suspension has its own tuning. And its one the company says offers more stability and roll control over the old Outlander. Plus, there are larger disc brakes at each corner too. So, the new Outlander should ride, handle and stop better than the old model. 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander Awarded Highest Safety Rating by IIHS A TOP SAFETY PICK+, Mitsubishis flagship SUV among safest vehicles on the road.SEE ALL OF 30 PICTURES THIS VEHICLE AND AT: www.ohiomotorgroup.com OR CALL US TODAY AT: 740 633 0039 , AND DON'T FORGET TO GOOGLE OHIO MOTOR GROUP REVIEWS TO SEE OVER 100 CUSTOMER REVIEWS !!!!