The 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander [ARCHIVED]

**pauly boy** · November 14th, 2008 11:32 AM

Just want to say I've enjoyed reading this forum for the last month. Great info, insights, and tips on the outlander itself, and as compared with similar vehicles like the Forester, Escape, and CRV.

Was originally looking at the Forester for the total package. A bit pricey though for a 2.0. Couldn't ignore the Escape for its price, although it was really just a facelift of a 5-year old model. Also owned an Escape so I knew it was reliable.

Thanks in part to all of your posts, am getting my new Outie this morning at Citimotors. Looking forward to enjoying the new ride, and getting more tips and pointers from all of you Outie owners.

**meldy12** · November 14th, 2008 06:05 PM

Originally Posted by pauly boy

Just want to say I've enjoyed reading this forum for the last month. Great info, insights, and tips on the outlander itself, and as compared with similar vehicles like the Forester, Escape, and CRV.

Was originally looking at the Forester for the total package. A bit pricey though for a 2.0. Couldn't ignore the Escape for its price, although it was really just a facelift of a 5-year old model. Also owned an Escape so I knew it was reliable.

Thanks in part to all of your posts, am getting my new Outie this morning at Citimotors. Looking forward to enjoying the new ride, and getting more tips and pointers from all of you Outie owners.

welcome pauly boy. outlander is a good choice. im satisfied with its performance. enjoy your ride.

**edok** · November 14th, 2008 07:31 PM

welcome po! congrats sa Outie mo pauly boy!!!

isa lang masasabi ko - di ako mahilig mag drive dati. pero nung bumili ako ng Outie .... parang ayaw ko nang itigil ang pag-da-drive sa kanya! hahahaha. kundi lang mahal ang gas eh! :-p

**batangmahal** · November 15th, 2008 04:00 AM

Originally Posted by MFB

Guys,

What fuel do you use that works best with the outie 2.4? So far, Im getting good results with Seaoil unleaded. Besides being the cheapest 95 octane e10 fuel, it also passes the highest standards compared to other players. I tried Petron XCS and Shell unleaded, suffered a bit of hesitation.

i used petron unleaded, then shifted to xcs. it seems to me na mas malakas humatak ang xcs. tried petron e10 too. that one seems to be better than xcs, pero mas malakas din ang konsumo ng gas. now, i'm back to xcs.

what's your fc po using seaoil unleaded?

**batangmahal** · November 15th, 2008 04:02 AM

Originally Posted by pauly boy

Just want to say I've enjoyed reading this forum for the last month. Great info, insights, and tips on the outlander itself, and as compared with similar vehicles like the Forester, Escape, and CRV.

Was originally looking at the Forester for the total package. A bit pricey though for a 2.0. Couldn't ignore the Escape for its price, although it was really just a facelift of a 5-year old model. Also owned an Escape so I knew it was reliable.

Thanks in part to all of your posts, am getting my new Outie this morning at Citimotors. Looking forward to enjoying the new ride, and getting more tips and pointers from all of you Outie owners.

welcome and congratulations!

**meldy12** · November 15th, 2008 06:13 AM

Originally Posted by MFB

Guys,

What fuel do you use that works best with the outie 2.4? So far, Im getting good results with Seaoil unleaded. Besides being the cheapest 95 octane e10 fuel, it also passes the highest standards compared to other players. I tried Petron XCS and Shell unleaded, suffered a bit of hesitation.

shell unleaded dahil sa 5% citibank rebate. dati caltex silver.

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**leoanthonyf** · November 16th, 2008 02:05 AM

sa radiator...

**carchase** · November 16th, 2008 11:50 AM

Originally Posted by batangmahal

that's right, di nahahapit yung screw.
i saw one outie where its front bumper was disassembled to have a nut fixed on the other end. okey naman pagkakagawa.

* batangmahal
Thank you sa info.

**pauly boy** · November 18th, 2008 12:43 PM

Originally Posted by MFB

Kay Mickey's 2000 pesos ang charge niya to wire an aux from the head unit itself.

Sa casa, you will buy the part number (same for Lancer) and piyesa pa lang yung wala pang labor. 3000 plus pesos from my last inquiry sa Citimotors. It appears to be for the new lancer on thier parts list from the Plant. Its the same part number according to the US and Australian threads I have read. Im still thinking if I should get one for my wife kasi kanya naman yung Outie. Sa forester kasi built in na.

Where is this "Mickey"? Would like to do the same..