My first Mitsubishi since the early 80s!
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My first Mitsubishi since the early 80s!
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We were looking for a SUV to take up to Massachusetts where we will stay for a couple of years. We went through the Acura's, Volvo's, Toyota's and GM's. Nothing really seemed excite us both (wife and myself). Then I stumbled by a piece on the Outlander GT in a magazine and liked it. My wife liked it to but we couldn't find a dealer who stocked the GT model which is what we wanted. Finally we found a low milage white GT at Carmax and had it tranfered. It's a phenomenal 7 seat SUV and we both think we did the right thing. The last time I drove a Mitsubishi was back in the early 80s when I owned a Mitsubishi Colt and I suddenly remembered I really liked that car back then. Mitsubishi has been so off the radar over the last few years I had forgotten that I like their cars, until now that is. The Outlander GT has so many extra's it's taking me days to get to know it all, but it's fun. And the adaptive cruise control blew me away the other day while driving I35 from Austin, TX to San Antonio. It's a whole new experience! Personally I do not understand why this isn't a more popular SUV but I guess Mitsubishi still suffers from having fallen out of the limelight here in the US. They deserve a comeback, and this SUV seems a winner in my book.
I'm going to have a lot of questions hoping that is okay with you seasoned Mitsubishi owners! :
We were looking for a SUV to take up to Massachusetts where we will stay for a couple of years. We went through the Acura's, Volvo's, Toyota's and GM's. Nothing really seemed excite us both (wife and myself). Then I stumbled by a piece on the Outlander GT in a magazine and liked it. My wife liked it to but we couldn't find a dealer who stocked the GT model which is what we wanted. Finally we found a low milage white GT at Carmax and had it tranfered. It's a phenomenal 7 seat SUV and we both think we did the right thing. The last time I drove a Mitsubishi was back in the early 80s when I owned a Mitsubishi Colt and I suddenly remembered I really liked that car back then. Mitsubishi has been so off the radar over the last few years I had forgotten that I like their cars, until now that is. The Outlander GT has so many extra's it's taking me days to get to know it all, but it's fun. And the adaptive cruise control blew me away the other day while driving I35 from Austin, TX to San Antonio. It's a whole new experience! Personally I do not understand why this isn't a more popular SUV but I guess Mitsubishi still suffers from having fallen out of the limelight here in the US. They deserve a comeback, and this SUV seems a winner in my book.
I'm going to have a lot of questions hoping that is okay with you seasoned Mitsubishi owners! :
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