Mitsubishi Outlander 2nd Gen (ZG/ZH) (2007-2011)

8 years of hassle free driving – I bought this car new in 2010 to accomodate a growing family. One of the biggest deciding factors in it's purchase was the boot size of the wagon. I spoke to a few Outlander owners and all had nothing but praise for it so I bought one.,(most had multiple outlanders also). I use mainly for driving from one side of Melbourne to the other daily and… Read more

fuel consumption is generally 11l/100kms a tank but it's much less when the traffic is flowing, ie, 7 or 8 litres per 100kms and similar on the highway.

The only problems I've had is the aircon died after 7 years and cost $650 to fix and my blinkers blink fast now becuase of trailers with LED lights. Quoted fix is $650 from Mitsubish as they want to replace the ETACS box.

CVT isn't the best, feels sluggish but works as keeping fuel economy down and it has the sports shift for fun and best used when overtaking on the hwy.

Done a bit of off road driving and no hassles there. Towing a 6x4 trailer full of camping gear is easy and doesn't affect the handling too much.

After writing this I don't know why I'm selling it.

Good for mild to modarate off roading and regular commute – I bought this used car from a Mitsubishi dealer and the odo was 100k at the date of purchase. It was a well maintained car previously owned by CBA. After that I added another 61k to the odo. In my experience it is smooth and generally responsive as I am not driving AMG or Mustang. The longest drive was 1350km in one day from Adelaide to Sydney… Read more ·  1

with two refueling and ofcourse without any issue with my wife and two kids. After Goulburn, it started to rain heavily and I turned my AWD on. After that it became so stable on the wet road that I have overtaken no less than 50 cars who were struggling to drive even on 60k/h and I was driving at 100k/h on 110 zone. I have done some sand dunes with my family in it at Anna bay with AWD lock. Drove from Snowy mountain to Khankoban and did some mild off roading on the way. Boot space is pretty awesome. It holds my portable BBQ stove and camping gears at ease. The only major servicing I did was replacing my 4 engine mount.

Excellent and affordable with lots of gadgets too! – I was in the market for a midsize SUV that can fit 5 people easily with an occasional need of third row seats. I spent quite few months in finding best car that fits our budget, need and yet sophisticated. Mitsubishi trumped all other SUVs in the market. Mitsubishi Outlander is good for... 5 Years warranty Spacious car Quieter than Toyota,… Read more

Mazda and Hyundai+Kia

More efficient machine

Comfortable

Loads of extras that Mitsubishi throws in like CTP, Rego, tinted glass etc.

Modern gadgets like Apple carplay and Android auto

Dual AirCon

Nice and sophisticated yet practical interior

7 seaters car for $27999 (Base model Discounted after bargain, Mitsubishi Dealers are always ready to bargain or negotiate).

Much better looking car with 19" Machined alloy wheels.

Roof racks

Well sorted CVT transmission with respectable powered engine

Main advantage against Toyota Rav4 - Mitsu is 3-4k cheaper, spacious, quieter and modern specs

Main advantage against Mazda Cx 5 - Mitsu is cheaper, reliable and quieter and lot spacious

Main advantage against Hyundai Tucson and Kia - Mitsu is spacious, quality interiors and lot quieter.

Mitsubishi Outlander is not so good for...

2nd and 3rd row AC is not available.

3rd row is not for adults

Lovely example of Japanese ingenuity – My first entry into the Mitsu S.U.V market is the LS 2012 Outlander and I am very pleased with this purchase. The vehicle is front wheel drive only with the optional front hub lock that is activated via a dash switch giving you power to two front wheels. It has a 2.4 litre 5 Speed manual Mitec engine. The vehicle overall has a lot of creature… Read more

comforts and attention to detail that make this S.U.V a good all rounder. There is an easy dash layout with multiple cup holders throughout the vehicle, 12V power connections front middle and rear, and latch arrangements for tyeing off heavier items when in transit. Fully foldable rear seats to increase cabin space and an anti-glare tailgate window for all those pesty (hi-halogen) vehicles that seem to sit way to close to your rear bumper. A unique drop-down tail-gate for un-loading heavier items. Small Boat up to 4m and trailer towing have had good results without any real dramas. The vehicle is quiet inside and has a good turning arc for it's size. One thing I would say though is the ride can be a little bouncy for some with the spring arrangement produced for this vehicle and with any larger towing one should consider the 4WD option.

Thirsty, too easy to skid – Have had a 2012 ZH Outlander 5sp manual for a year, and while I really like Mitsubishi, this model is pretty average. Fuel consumption is heavy, however when the fuel light comes on I can get at least 45km before refilling. It is too easy to induce a front-wheel skid and spin the wheels in this, even when taking off on a level road. I would not… Read more

want to tow anything as a result. I recently bought new tyres, and it is still skidding when I take off turning a corner with foot to the floor. It is very sluggish acceleration until the engine gets to about 1800rpm. so you need to give plenty of accelerator when taking off. However, one good feature is that it has rear folding seats that give you more room in the back for large items.

2011 ZH Outlander LS 2.4 5 seater 4WD Auto CVT. Full size spare – Bought car in 2015 from Fleet Sales ex-NSW Gov car (Dept of Food Lismore) AUD$20K. Was fitted witha non-Mitsi, Nokia-only Bluetooth by NSW DoF which had to be removed. I have retrofitted a Bluetooth handsfree and fog lights (both OEM parts ex-wreckers), the chiller box vent (new parts ex Mitsi dealer) and installed the ZG top of dash glove box… Read more

(again OEM ex wreckers).

Bought the car for myself and my two dogs (their travelling bed is in the cargo area and their harnesses attached to the cargo barrier anchor points on the side.

The drop down tail gate acts as a ledge, shelf, seat and ladder (to the back of the roof racks). I do not like that is is gone on the later models and will probably stick with the ZH until I retire.

The cruise control is beautiful (set 1km above limit) and it roars its way up hills on the limit.

USB plug-in for my music collection (168+ albums on 64Kb drive), but the radio & CD player work no problems.

Have done the Sydney - Canberra (Hume Hwy) run more times than I can count with absolutely no issues. Power is there when I need it (although I may flick it into sports mode sometimes to get the power).

I took this car from Canberra around WA and NT and back; Across the Nullarbour (including side trips to the Bight and mild off-road to the Murrawinjinie Caves) averaging 500km/tank Around the WA coast (Esperance, Albany etc to Broome Derby) up the Gibb River Rd to the Windjana-Fitzroy Rd (Windjana Gorge Tunnel; Creek etc). The 4WD Lock its a great help there. From Fitzroy Crossing to Halls Creek and then to Wolf Creek (PS the Outie can do 130km/h on the Tanami no problem as long as you can handle dirt track driving). Back to Halls Creek across to Kunnunurra, on to Katherine and down to Mataranka and Ghan. Out to Uluru and back. Down to Cobber, Adelaide and Canberra.

13000+km in 7 weeks with no mechanical problems. No flat tyres no electrical issues, Aircon all the way. Sheep skin seat covers and no sore bum.

Engine Overhaul – Has anyone gone for engine overhaul? If yes, how much has you spend on the overhaul? Was it with Mitsubishi or just a non-M mechanic? If non-M, can you recommend? Show details

Great Car - Very Versatile, Roomy, Reliable – I've had the MY09 Outlander since new and it's been serviced regularly per logbook and any recalls. Currently heading for 200,000 kms and not showing her age at all. Comfortable to drive, no issue with oil or fuel consumption, roomy and my fave thing is the drop-down tailgate - so wish that was available in cars now. AWD works well for extra grip… Read more

when needed. Very handy to load gear in or pull up to the beach an hop in the back to enjoy the view on a chilly day. Downsides have been the fold down seats taking up space (otherwise could sleep in back) and the second row seats are a little hard for a longer drive. Overall, it's a great car for what it is and has suited my purposes. Its value now is low so will keep running it to see how many kms I can get out of it.

Good pick up and comfortable driving – Very good in driving, very comfortable. Performance is very good as well as I have drove CRV as well. Likes it's rear space, biggest I have seen in comparative suv cars. Fuel economy is not as good as I would like but It's ok for suv. Off road is good as well.  Show details

Great for a growing family – We have had this car for 8 years now and had no issues. Reliable and cheap to run. We have the LS 7 seat model but it really only fits 5 due to 3 kids still in car seats. The only reason I would get this again is we need a minibus as we intend to have more kids. Easy drive and the cruise control is great  Show details

Mitsubishi Outlander XLS 4wd – Initial Thought: This is my 3rd Mitsubishi, after trading my mirage to Frankston Mitsubishi with Mitsubishi Outlander auto 4wd XLS model. Got mixed feeling at first because it is a big vehicle in compare with tiny mirage but after 3 years of driving to mostly in tarmac, I can say it is running good so far. Took it to sydney, Great Ocean Road,… Read more

Gramphian, Mt. Buller and all around Victoria. It drove well. There has been few recall from Mitsubishi motor and they do it free of cost. Only problem is you have to leave the car whole day at service centre.

Driving Experience:

it is 2.4 Lt CVT 6 speed transmission. So, it is not a sport car. The CVT transmission is smooth and drives without any problem with 5 people in normal fwd mode upto Mt buller in snowing condition. Steering feel heavy driving in city and turns but fine in highway. Can keep up in highway, sometimes need more push in pedal going incline. Travelling long distance mileage came upto 8.6 or less litre per 100 km. It is noisy in normal tarmac road. But didn't notice any noise while driving upto Sydney. Used 4wd once and it worked and pulled me up steep hill.

Interior and Exterior:

It is simple and easy to use. Got couple of storage good enough for small water bottle and coffee cup. Big bottle won't fit. Seat can be uncomfortable in long drive. Head units is little hard to see in bright sunlight. Big space for rear passengers. Boot space is excellent and tailgate fold down for easy access. Downside no full size spare tyre. Exterior is keeping up good. Hit telephone pole twice while backing up in hurry but got only scratch, no big repair cost. Headlight is alright.

Reliability and cost:

Up till now, it is running quite alright, sometime feels sluggish may be of fuel, not sure. i am keep feeding 98 octane as it give better mileage (please don't laugh at that). Bought it from Mitsubishi dealer so got capped price servicing under AHG motor group. Dealer sometime add up injection cleaning, throttle cleaning and alignment addition to capped price servicing.

Piece of Junk – Hired through Thrifty and it was awful, the engine didn't have sufficient torque for the size of vehicle making a loud knocking noise at idle and the automatic transmission was erratic. The location of controls wa not thought through and the suspension wallowed over lumps and bumps in the road surface making it difficult to control on a sealed… Read more

road. If you are a smaller stature like myself the driver's seating adjustment was lacking, resulting in a massive headache after an hour drive.

all round good car, horrible on oil consumption! – great, reliable car, the "4WD" function is a bit of a misnomer as it simply converts to an "AWD" and changes the power put to the back tyres; but a good function, and really changes the way it drives especially on wet, windy roads. Does go through A LOT of oil, we have to top up between regular services, needs oil top up after only 5000kms post service, so this is an issue, but other than that has been a great, comfortable car  Show details

2009 Mitsubishi Outlander was such a great experience! – I had borrow a 4WD 2009 Outlander for a year, absolutely perfect powerful 4WD 7 seater SUV just as you expect from a 4WD SUV. Although the third-row seats ARE NOT SUITABLE for adults or big mid sized people as there is really little leg room, third-row seats are more for toddlers or younger children. Other than that, putting the third-row seats… Read more

down can create such a large cargo area and it can pull 2 tons (2000kg) and handle really deep muddy terrains like its nothing. Such a great powerful SUV, recommend this vehicle!

Great car for a great price – This car ticks all the boxes, great performance, not too many buttons on the dash like some other similar cars, plenty of leg room and doesn't cost too much to run. Can get quite a few KMs out of a tank which is important with rising fuel prices. Definitely recommend to anyone wanting a medium size SUV  Show details

Diffs overheating – I was driving on the beach and i kept getting a warning saying diffs overheating then the car would basically start dying off untill it stops and then the 4wd mode will turn off and i cannot put it back on untill i wait and hour or so.......any ideas how to fix it. Also asc warning comes on and wont turn off ... other then these problems i love my outlander best car ive owned its a perfect all round car.  Show details

Love my Car The VRX V6 Outlander – Performance Excellent for a v6 and handling very good,no abnormal noises or road noise The interior does have full leather seats,and very comfortable with enough leg room Out lander a very reliable vehicle,It does use a bit of fuel in heavy stop start traffic,but this car is really happy on the open road with its 6 speed transmission doing… Read more

110kmh at 1800-2000 rpm giving us 7.5 l 100km to 10l 100km depending on road and driving conditions. Just dont know why Mitsubishi Australia stop selling the V6,new 2017 Models are available in other country,s.

Dependable cheap and has no soul – Never had a problem with my rig. It has always worked well and is cheap to service. The CVT transmission just makes it such a "meh" car to drive.  Show details

Love this car, suits my family really well – We have the 4 cylinder version. I would have to say it's a heavy car so can be a little dead climbing hills etc but with a little family in the back of the car that is fine. The CVT makes a bit of noise but you only notice this from the outside. If you have two baby/booster seats in the back then you can forget about squeezing anybody in between both seats Overall it is an economical car and serves the needs for our family of four.  Show details

Smooth Ride – Bought a 2 year old 2L 2WD Silver Outlander, petrol consumption is great and its nice to drive, though a little gutless. Have found that its not easy to upgrade the stereo, it doesn't come with GPS, to get a Mitsubishi upgrade costs $3500, and any double din stereo from a car audio pkace requires an extra bracket at $170 or so. I found a stereo on ebay that uses the whole faceplate, but only fits a left hand drive.  Show details

Just love this car thank you Mitsubishi – Excellent experience with our Mitsubishi Outlander a great car to drive & it's so quite even on the open Highways. We are very happy with the legroom & You can see that the interior is of very good quality. It's only a little over 2 mths old but we are more than happy with everything about our Outlander & the running costs are great. Love driving this car.  Show details

Nice car - shame about the known fault in the ABS Module – This is a lovely car for its age. We have the 2010 model. All leather interior, lovely smooth drive, plenty of power in the V6. Amazing sound system, sunroof. Unfortunately this model, along with Lancers, was fitted with a faulty ABS Module which is a $3000 fix. There should have been a recall. Despite that, the car is very nice and nothing else appears to have any problems at all.  Show details

Good car second hand – This is my second Mitsubishi Outlander, first one was written off. I find for the price and was you can get it is a very good car. People say the 2.4L is a little underpowered but I don't really find this unless the aircon is on. Plenty of room when you fold the seats down, the interior is a little on the cheaper side, but I suspect it's like… Read more

this because it's easier to clean.

Air-con is cold fuel economy is good, I think you will find the car will use a little oil but this is normal for most Mitsubishi's.

I brought it on the beach a little bit and it's done alright.

Very smart looking SUV – I am the owner of Outlander XLS 2012 and can't say enough about this lovely SUV. Spacious packed with features, 7 Seats. Good power and very cheap to run. Will definitely recommend.

Outstanding – We now have had two outlanders. Our first was bought in 2004. When we had eight years with it we sold it and bought another. The great things are it is: - practical; - excellent value; and - ultra reliable. You might not like: - the looks. It is not exactly FUGLY but neither is it going to wow your friends. - the lack of grunt. They… Read more

seemed to be setup for economy rather than the grunt. Having said that you can always put it in manual mode which appears to do the trick.

To my mind it is the perfect family car.

Love it! – We bought this car new and have loved every minute of it. It handles well and is extremely comfortable as both driver and passenger. We fit our three kids along the backseats (two are in car seats). It is reasonably fuel efficient considering we do a lot of small trips (around 10l/100km). Would recommend this for families!  Show details

GOOD CAR BUT COULD BE BETTER 2009 VR VR OUTLANDER – I sold my beloved 2006 Subaru outback premium of 6 years to buy this car and although its a decent machine I can't help but find a few faults with it compared to the mighty Subaru. I wanted the v6 as I'm not a fan of cvt automatics and that is the only auto option behind the 4 cylinder and as a mechanic I have seen too many cvt issues. Issue 1… Read more ·  1

with the v6 outlander is the v8 fuel consumption. Its not good enough today to only get on average 15 litres per hundred kms around town and higher if you feel like giving it a flogging. I'd rather have a v8 commodore wagon for the same fuel usage. Issue 2 is the V6 engines lack of bottom end grunt. To be fair I knew they were a little weak in the torque department down low but its worse than I thought in everyday use and you are constantly using the little flappy paddle steering wheel mounted shifters to have it in the right gear for some decent go. The engine loves a rev and actually puts out a decent exhaust note when given some juice and goes well enough up high but can simply be a bit painful around town. Issue 3 is the 6 speed automatic gearbox which constantly changed up and down gears due to this lack of torque and honestly even on a flat surface can change 10 times between 4th and 6th gear just maintaining 60-80kph speeds on a slight incline.

Now for the good stuff and its the rest of the car, plenty of room, comfortable on smooth roads (not so much on rougher stuff), good looking and ours is the iron bark brown colour which looks the goods.

I'd recommend the car and the 3 issues mentioned are annoying but can be overlooked if need be.

Solid car but I miss the Subaru outback which I rate as a much better car.

I love my outlander! – I have a ZH auto 2.4lt. It's great on fuel, we travel a fair bit to visit the in laws and it feels safe and secure on the open road. My favourite thing about the car is the fold down part on the boot. I have to pick up a lot of stock and supplies for work and it's so much easier to slide on the plastic strips. I had a 2008 outlander and regretted… Read more

selling it almost immediately. I don't think I will change cars until this one dies, then I might try an challenger! But it'll definitely be another Mitsubishi. The dash is simple and well laid out, seats are comfy and I love that the back seats recline.

Proximity key – Hi I have had the misfortune to break one of my proximity keys for my Outlander. This is just the key fob that goes in your pocket and you can drive the car without taking it out. Also you can open the car by just touching the door handles. Very nice feature. However a new on is quoted at $500 dollars plus. WHAT. I can buy a new iPad for that and… Read more

it does a hell of a lot more than start the car. What is this surely OVER PRICING of a, by comparison, simple electronic part. Don't Mitsubishi want to have repeat customers. If it feels wrong, at least this wrong, it surely is.

Thanks for listening.

Also my headlight Lenz has clouded over and the door handles have deteriorated. The console has lost some of the silver covering

Otherwise it is one of the best card Ibhave owned

I would consider another. One if the trimmings were improved

First time SUV – bought a 2011 ZH Outlander about 4 weeks ago. The model is XLS and I find it extremely comfortable for my wife and myself as we are late 60's. Everything is easy to operate and the auto is extremely smooth with that paddle action on the steering wheel when you revert to manual operation. The 2.4 is OK on the fuel so at this stage very happy… Read more

with the purchase and also the yard I purchased it from.

After travelling to Queensland and doing 5850Kms I found the seats gave my wife and I a sore backside and back. Purchased lambswool seat covers and it did improve on the way home. Mechanically very sound with no problems at all and averaged 9.2 l/ 100kms.

Excellent – I purchased the vehicle 2nd Hand, and I've had it for more than 6 months now. Its a 7 seater and really caters for the whole family. The dealer sales person was a little over ambitious , but hey we struck a good deal in the end and I've had no problem since. The good thing about the vehicle is that I find it more economical , and very smooth running.  Show details

Vehicle is heavy on fuel and unreliable – I got a used VRX Outlander. It is extremely heavy on fuel for an automatic v6. Usually spend $70/week in fuel. Highway cruising gets down to lowest of of 8L/100km (Brisbane to Coolangatta) but averages about 9-10L/100km. City driving sits at around 12-13L/100km if your light-footed. MMCS (Mitsubishi Multi Communication System) sucks big… Read more

time. It's clunky, there is no iPod support and sat nav is difficult to hear/follow/understand as it only come sout of the drivers speaker. Bluetooth call quality is rubbish as it too only comes out of the drivers speaker.

If you have a rear DVD player, you can use the RCA cables to connect your music player via AUX.

I have good bridgestrone tyes on the car ($220 a pop) but the road noise is still quite loud. The windows always sound like they're down slightly and make a windy noise.

Pros:

I got this car to take away on weekends. It has a huge boot space (wagon), the rear bumper folds down, electric folding rear seats and 3 x 12v power with one in the boot that I have a fridge connected to. Sunroof standard on this model with aftermarket roof racks. Plenty of rear leg room with the seats sliding forward and backward.

Cons:

- Less than 12mths in owning the car I got a failed ABS module. Costing me $3,000 to repair through Mitsubishi. I can't source a part anywhere. (This fault has plagued the Outlander since the ZG but got no support for it)

- Requires a wheel alignment every 6-12mths to stop the '4WD system service' light coming on at highway speeds

- 90,000km major service cost $1,100 with a local mechaninc. Mitsubishi wanted $1,800.

- Two recalls within a few months of each other about faulty lighting/electronic systems.

Would I recommend it?

No.

In all honesty, I probably got a lemon but you can put your money towards a safer, more reliable car.

Look towards a Toyota Rav4 or Kluger or a Subaru Forestor or XV (Hatch)

Great Family Wagon/Mums Taxi – The 2010 ZH Outlander LS comes with 6 speed CVT Auto, I Pod dock 4 speaker CD Radio, Power windows and mirrors, Cruise control, Electric height adjustable headlights Electric info screen centre of odometer. The outlander is a Large car inside and a high driving position for great all round view, The 2.4 litre Mivec Engine is deceptively Powerful… Read more

gaining speed quickly without you noticing. The CVT 6 speed can be Jerky sometimes in heavy traffic but is smooth with no shift feel which makes for really smooth cruising but the sports sequential shift is fun to use. Build quality is good but it does have cheapish door trims but other than that is a very reliable SUV. Ride is firmish but not back breaking. A well serviced example would be ideal for someone wanting a RAV 4 without the RAV 4 price. Service intervals are 15,000km or 12 month's. The seats a fully adjustable and very supportive with great leg room for taller persons. Fuel economy is average but improves by using a premium fuel like 98 octane. I own one and my wife loves it to death after we sold her RAV for it due it's great price and heaps of options and driving position with really quite engine.

ABS warning message and brakes – Bought this Outlander in 2007. Been ok with it except for a constant problem. Since around 3 mths old, the "needs ABS service" message comes on for no reason, followed by "4WD Lock" message. Almost every time it occurs when I start the car or travel less than 1km. Almost every time I get a scary noise when applying brakes but that goes after a… Read more

while of driving. Sometimes these lights come on as soon as I turn ignition on, before it even moves.

Had it in for correction 7-8 times, before and after warranty, which they still honour.

Basically their mechanics' only solution is that the computer thinks it's to do with speed sensors in one of the wheels, but this is not the case. They gave tried that option several times.

Usually it happens during a change in the auto gear, like it's just slipped half a gear, slight power fade, then "ding" on they come.

Mitsubishi, if you can't fix it, what are you going to do about it?

BTW, a Cairns driver recently reported the sane problem. Any others???

Driving be crazy!!

ZG-Y09 Mitsubishi Outlander VRX V6 (including Luxury Pack) – I Decide to finally write a review on this little baby ;) Bought this one Sept 14....by impulse.... Paid $18900 for it with 160k on odometer, and the salesman said i got very good car at very cheap price! (he wasn't wrong), after looking it up i find it worth $28700!!!! Wow! what a vehicle!. Yeah, bit of road noise but the Fosgate Sound System… Read more

surely fixes that! lol (doof! doof! doof!)......but it goes like hell but i want to supercharge it. (can anyone address me on this??)

Took it on some serious 4wd'ing too and dented the petrol tank on left hand side :(

60 litre tank has now become an approx 47 litre tank! (many have said "well done, now cheaper to fill up!)

I bent the exhaust abit too, but now it sounds heaps better! (tail pipe pointing towards the road more (down))

Unluckily as to where we have a Kangaroo problem in town, (yes, in town), a Joey decided to commit hari kari and slammed into me (LHS), whilst i was only doing 40 km/phr :( doh!......damage!!!!)

funny part was, when the Joey got up, it just shook it's head and hopped away! lol

(cull needed!!) wassup Skippy.....

Driving and Stability : ok...in 2wd it handles like a spastic...wavering steering (light steering)....dangerous!!,

yet put her into 4WD and with 60% of power going to the rear she handles beautifully!!! (without compromising fuel economy)

eg/ @ 95 kph i have achieved 8.4ltr/100km,(in cruise control),

or @ 110kph...9.5ltr/100km,(in cruise control), oh and taking into account with 90kilo payload in the trunk!

however, in town drivin i get a measly 25litre/100km :(.....maybe i should be less heavy footed? xD

Running in AWD (or 4WD), she will take an 85k corner at 100k without listing (rollling) with the ASC activated!, but i wouldn't comprise that in wet roads!

Okay, all in all, very nice little SUV, but i'm curious as to how many kilometres the Mivec 3.0 ltr V6 can achieve?

(can anyone enlighten me on this please?)

And yeah, got the standard mufflers cut out and sports muffs welded in too, and why??

...well, when you ecsalerate the engine screams, so to compliment it, the exhaust needs to 'expel' some noise to coincide with all that engine noise, so, Outlander Fans, do yourself a favour ;) xD... trust me for $180 (just the 2 mufflers), it's a cheap investment!!!!

I'm Happy, comments are welcome :)

Cheers!

(Happy Outlander Owner!)