The Outlander Sport is Mitsubishi’s best-selling model.
Folks, it’s cheap. Very cheap. Of course, there’s a trap. This value is for the two-wheel drive S edition. Unfortunately, Mitsubishi doesn’t even demonstrate this endpoint on its visitor website. The maximum edition it demonstrates is the 2WD ES edition, which starts at $24,090. That’s a big difference in value.
Mitsubishi representatives told us that the S edition will eventually be added to the site, and that dealers will have data on this end point, if you are interested.
The 2021 Outlander Sport remains virtually unchanged from the 2020 model, which Roadshow’s Craig Cole reviewed and didn’t like very much. If you are looking for an affordable crossover and do not care about its driving or wear, however you care a little. much about its warranty, then it would probably be worth watching the Outlander Sport, but probably not.