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2009 Mitsubishi Outlander - Trims

MSRP: $20,580 - $25,980 See Local Classifieds
 

Specs: Select a Trim

2WD (3) MSRP Invoice MPG City MPG Hwy
2WD 4dr ES Specs $20,580 $19,610 20 25
2WD 4dr SE Specs $23,980 $22,605 20 25
2WD 4dr XLS Specs $24,580 $23,171 17 24
4WD (3) MSRP Invoice MPG City MPG Hwy
4WD 4dr ES Specs $21,980 $20,945 20 25
4WD 4dr SE Specs $25,380 $23,926 20 25
4WD 4dr XLS Specs $25,980 $24,491 17 23
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The driving position in the Outlander—like in the Subaru Forester—seems a bit lower to the road; thus, the Outlander feel sportier than most small SUVs.

Compared to the Forester, the standard four in the Outlander doesn’t come across nearly as strong as the standard flat-four in the Subaru even though their power figures are close, but the Outlander has it beat with its V-6.

For a few thousand dollars more, the Mazda CX-7 seats only five, but it's perceived as a more complete performance package, with very comfortable seating, sporty suspension tuning, and a rorty turbocharged engine.

The Forester and CR-V remain the best for those who are safety-minded; they're both IIHS Top Safety Picks.

Like the Toyota RAV4, the Outlander offers a small third-row seat that will probably go unused most of the time but is nice to have; like the Honda CR-V, its interior is very spacious.

The Outlander has more spirited performance and sportier handling than the Toyota and Honda, though the ride is firmer and less comfortable on some surfaces.

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