Mitsubishi Outlander
The Mitsubishi Outlander GT doesn't exactly leap to mind when discussing the crossover category of vehicles.
But auto reviewer Scott Wasser says the Outlander stands out in several ways in a crowded class.
Styling is one reason. The Outlander, which has been around in its current form since 2006, is offered in four different trim levels, and all of them received a noticeable facelift for 2010.
"The Outlander was comfortable and relatively quiet on the interstate and fun to drive around town," Wasser says in his latest review. "It seemed more enthusiastic than most competitors about taking on twisting back roads, perhaps a tribute to Mitsubishi's road rally heritage."
Starting prices range from $20,840 for a front-wheel drive ES to $29,250 for an all-wheel drive GT like the vehicle tested. While Wasser liked the Outlander's styling and performance, he notes the price on the vehicle he tested was as much as some luxurious midsize crossovers.
The vehicle, he says, is well suited for consumers who want a sporty and versatile compact crossover and would rather stand out from the crowd than blend into it.
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