New 2020 Mitsubishi Outlander deals

2020 Mitsubishi Outlander deals

Full length Mitsubishi Outlander video review with market value analysis

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Mitsubishi Outlander

Expect entry-level diesel variants (priced from just under £25,000) to come equipped with air-conditioning, alloy wheels, cruise control, four powered windows, remote locking, seven airbags and stability control, while mid-level cars will feature things like leather and dual-zone climate control.

Buyers of the range-topping model will get refinements such as satellite navigation, a parking camera and a high-end audio system, along with advanced safety systems including lane departure warning, radar cruise control and a collision mitigation system (which applies the brakes automatically if it senses an impending crash).

The diesel model line-up of trim levels runs from GX2 to GX4. Prices for the PHEV hybrid also look very competitive, starting at just under £30,000 after subtraction of a generous £5,000 government Plug-in Vehicle grant - so the same kind of money as you'd pay for a conventional Outlander GX3 diesel auto.

That's for the entry-level GX3h version: there are also three other PHEV models, the GX3h+, the GX4h and the GX4hs, with prices ranging up to £36,000. Expect a decently high spec to come as standard across the range, especially with the PHEV model.

Here, even the base GX3h variant gets climate control and cruise control, while the GX4h gets leather seats, a heated steering wheel, a DAB radio, self-levelling LED headlights and a 360-degree camera.