What do you guys think?
2016 Mitsubishi GT-PHEV Concept | car review @ Top Speed

 

I was looking at this a couple of days ago. It looks nice just not too crazy about the roof.

 

Sorry to say - I think it's ugly.

 

not a fan
- front end reminds me of kids smooshing their face in with their hands, saying "chubby bunny"
- tires are sipped backwards
- why do our vehicles have to keep getting so big?? it is a smaller crossover...not a full size suv

 

The Outlander is moving up in size to compete with the Mazda CX-9, Honda Pilot, Toyota Highlander.

 

This is exactly how good cars get ruined - two perfect examples are the Outlander and Cherokee.

 

I like it. It's consistent with the style that cars are going now, angular, sharp. I am bummed that the car is getting bigger. That's the whole reason I bought this car, didn't want a ginormous SUV. One less reasonably sized CUV in the mix. But it's clear, that's what the NA market wants.

 

"MT: Do you see Mitsubishi becoming a company that only builds crossovers in the future?

DS: I see it more focused on CUV. We’re talking about our next CUV now. We’re talking that we’ll take the Outlander and move it a little up, and I mean up in size, so it will become a little wider, a little longer, and then we’ll bring another car in between the Outlander Sport and the Outlander."

You can read more about Mitsubishi's plans here
Mitsubishi VP Tells Us About Company?s Status and Plans

I think expanding their line to compete with the Market is the best move to keep Mitsubishi Alive in North America.
I could use something the size of a Pilot or CX-9 to move my family around. It would be awesome if the new Outlander could be the one. Mitsubishi provides the best bang for your dollar in a vehicle.

 

When can I buy it!
Mitsubishi GT-PHEV Concept Is A "Ground Tourer", Whatever That Means


http://www.carscoops.com/2016/09/mit...ffers.html?m=1

 

The Comeback is real Mitsubishi Ready to Move Beyond Concept Cars - Motor Trend