Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV - is buying secondhand worth it? Carstore

Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV - is buying secondhand worth it? Carstore Ireland finds out what we need from the Outlander with the electric connection and the petrol engine working together.

[paulfitzsimons]

Hi Bob the back seats will fold fully flat if you pull up the base of the seat first, the base of the seat is hinged so very easy to lift up.

[mannyaguilar]

I could not quite understood what he was saying and then I saw this is in Ireland! Cheers from Chicago bloke!

[ColinCarFan]

Additional info. There is a USB connector in the cubby hole/armrest which will also connect to the infotainment system. An additional 12V outlet is also in there.

[iancockingful]

I'm glad it comes with a petrol tank!

[williamarmstrong]

I have the 2014 veraion bought at 58000 kiles now on 306900 niles and still going strong!
In use as a taxi. My best advice is to change all the transmision oils asap!
The oil as supplied will be disgusting and full of machining debris which acts as a grinding paste! Change enginenoil every 8000 miles and all will run for ever.

[Defiantsynthetics]

If you buy used:
1.Change the generator fluid (it's cvt j4 fluid but this vehicle does not have a cvt)
2. Change the front and rear differential fluid (SP-3 transmission fluid)
3.Change the oil every 3k (I don't care what the book says, do it every 3k with full synthetic)
4.Have a qualified mechanic check your ground wires for corrosion.
I'm a ASE master tech that has 2 outlanders, these are my suggestions.

[shadowbanned]

Shame it doesn't have a spare wheel watched a few reviews on this car and not a single one showed the spare wheel.

[gregbernini]

You need to do a bit more homework on the car’s before you do a video mate!

[mostlymessingabout]

The electric mileage can be quite poor. 12-15 miles is actually as bad as petrol

[jimbo]

Definitely not worth it when the heater fails. A known problem. £5850 to fix it according to my dealer.

[aresmaximus]

Not impressed modest interior better drivable cars out there and no mention of the engine size and how heavy are the big ass litium batteries in the back which makes your compsumption on long drives ridiculous