Just ordered a Outlander LS in blue!
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Just ordered a Outlander LS in blue!
Today I went to a Mitsubishi dealer where I had tested the ES model (2.4 Mivec engine with SVT). I was going to pull the trigger on it, but after some chat and a test drive, I decided to go for the LS, with V6 automatic transmision (sportronic). I'm stocked so far, they have the car in stock in blue (I wanted either dark gray, black or the blue), and tomorrow I'm going to finnish the paperwork and probably I'll be able to pick up the car on saturday (yeah!).
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RE: Just ordered a Outlander LS in blue!
ORIGINAL: antlip
Good deal. How does the 2.4 feel? Any power and does the cvt tranny feel ok? I guess you liked the v6 model alot better lol. Congrats!
Good deal. How does the 2.4 feel? Any power and does the cvt tranny feel ok? I guess you liked the v6 model alot better lol. Congrats!
But yes, the V6 feels very powerfull, and the sportronic feels that it does their shift nicely (at least on my test drive). I feel a bit better on the reliability of a standard gearing automatic than a new to my market CVT technology. What I'm worried with CVT in Mexico is that if something happens, CVT transmisions are new and I'm thinking that not many mechanics know all the details about them. Probably just a case of over worried, but I liked the extra punch of the V6 and decided to go for it.
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RE: Just ordered a Outlander LS in blue!
I also bought the car, today I am picking my new car, here we only have de 2.4, but, considering the traffic jams, and that I dont drive in highways a lot of time, and because of the price of gas in here. ($3.54 @ this time) maybe the V6 wouldnt be necesary
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RE: Just ordered a Outlander LS in blue!
I did alot of searching on v6 to v8 models in trucks and found the gas mileage to be almost exactly the same. Its due to the v6 having to use more power to get the truck to move compared to a big v8 sucking down gas not using any power. Ill have to wait and see how it plays out on the outlander.
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RE: Just ordered a Outlander LS in blue!
ORIGINAL: antlip
I did alot of searching on v6 to v8 models in trucks and found the gas mileage to be almost exactly the same. Its due to the v6 having to use more power to get the truck to move compared to a big v8 sucking down gas not using any power. Ill have to wait and see how it plays out on the outlander.
I did alot of searching on v6 to v8 models in trucks and found the gas mileage to be almost exactly the same. Its due to the v6 having to use more power to get the truck to move compared to a big v8 sucking down gas not using any power. Ill have to wait and see how it plays out on the outlander.
I'm pretty exited!
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RE: Just ordered a Outlander LS in blue!
The efficiency of an engine is mostly relative to the RPMs and a number of other things. At highway speed, if the smaller engine is reving higher than the larger engine, there is a chance the even if it's smaller, the pumping loss of will be the same or even larger than the Larger engine. Many car manufacturers will attach a higher ratio transimission to the smaller engine to give it more performance, but it hurts the fuel economy.
I used to have a Mazada Protegé, and my sister in-law had a Corolla, the engine spec were about the same but my car used up about 20% more fuel, at Highway speed, I was reving at about 3500 and she was at 2700. But as far as perfomance my car was much better.
I used to have a Mazada Protegé, and my sister in-law had a Corolla, the engine spec were about the same but my car used up about 20% more fuel, at Highway speed, I was reving at about 3500 and she was at 2700. But as far as perfomance my car was much better.
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RE: Just ordered a Outlander LS in blue!
ORIGINAL: rzozaya1969
JUST ARRIVED FROM GETTING MY OUTLANDER.... YEAH!
Okay, today I went to the Mitsubishi dealer, and picked up the car. I'm pretty stocked, it is pretty nice as far as I have driven it.
JUST ARRIVED FROM GETTING MY OUTLANDER.... YEAH!
Okay, today I went to the Mitsubishi dealer, and picked up the car. I'm pretty stocked, it is pretty nice as far as I have driven it.
Any Pics?
Have FUN & enjoy you new OUTIE! =D
SR
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RE: Just ordered a Outlander LS in blue!
ORIGINAL: antlip
I did alot of searching on v6 to v8 models in trucks and found the gas mileage to be almost exactly the same. Its due to the v6 having to use more power to get the truck to move compared to a big v8 sucking down gas not using any power. Ill have to wait and see how it plays out on the outlander.
I did alot of searching on v6 to v8 models in trucks and found the gas mileage to be almost exactly the same. Its due to the v6 having to use more power to get the truck to move compared to a big v8 sucking down gas not using any power. Ill have to wait and see how it plays out on the outlander.