Investing in a vehicle should take a lot of careful thought, as it can often be a hefty commitment. Therefore, you deserve to get behind the wheel of a model that you are entirely enamored with! If you're torn between the 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander and Outlander Sport, we at David Stanley Mitsubishi can lay out some key facts that make your Moore commutes all the more enjoyable!
Performance
While the 2024 Outlander and Outlander Sport are impressive in their own right. There are a few distinct differences worth considering, so you can make a confident decision. The Outlander is a compact SUV, which sports a standard 2.5L 4-cylinder engine to crank out 181 horsepower and 181 lb.-ft. of torque. If you prefer a setup somewhat smaller, the subcompact Outlander Sport assists with this task in the form of 148 horsepower and 145 lb.-ft. of torque, courtesy of its standard 2.0L 4-cylinder powertrain. Both models utilize a standard Continuously Variable Transmission, so accelerating down I-44 can be accomplished with authority. If you tend to take heavier items on your various excursions, you may prefer the Outlander and its 2,000-lb. maximum towing capacity1. That's because the Outlander Sport doesn't offer hauling capabilities.
Comfort and Convenience
Mechanical components are only one factor of a car's overall desirability, which is why we'd like to note a few interior features that these models offer. If you've got a growing family, the 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander might suit you best. That's because it has three rows and seating for up to seven passengers. Folks who travel solo or in small groups may not need all of those positions, which is why the 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport has room for up to five in its cabin. As a result, the former SUV has up to 64.3 cubic ft. of maximum cargo volume, while the latter provides a sufficient 49.5 cubic ft. of top storage room. Cruising home after a long day at Earlywine Golf Course will be easy with both models, since they sport an available auto-dimming rearview mirror. However, the Outlander Sport takes this convenience feature a step further by offering optional Homelink® to effortlessly open up your garage door or security gate.
Technology
By now, you're probably curious about the innovations that the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport and Outlander have to offer. Fortunately, you'll be satisfied with both setups. Although the Outlander Sport comes standard with four speakers, you're welcome to upgrade to an available 6-speaker audio system, which is what comes standard on the Outlander. If you need to get to a new destination without hassle, you'll want to choose the Outlander, as it has an available navigation system built within the vehicle. In terms of entertainment, the Outlander comes standard with a trial subscription to SiriusXM®2 Satellite Radio that can be viewed through an 8.0-inch touchscreen that is also standard. The Outlander Sport does offer these amenities, but on higher trim levels. As you can see, there is no wrong answer. If your budget needs to be taken into consideration, see the numbers by using our Payment Calculator.
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