The Mitsubishi Outlander

• First new European model launched since 2000, for a revitalised Mitsubishi Motors Europe
• Vanguard of an innovative line-up of new models over the next five years that includes the new Colt family hatchback and Grandis people-carrier
• Distinctively styled five-door crossover vehicle that combines estate versatility, rugged off-road styling, all-wheel-drive ability and athletic dynamics
• Derived from the Japanese-only Airtrek model with complete interior and exterior redesign to create a bespoke model for the European market
• Uses modified platform and rally-bred permanent all-wheel-drivetrain of acclaimed Evolution
• Spirited performance from new 158bhp 2378cc four cylinder engine: 0-62mph in 11.2sec, 119mph top speed
• Second generation four-speed automatic INVECS II transmission with sports mode manual over ride
• Three models – Equippe, Sport and Sport SE
• Prices range from £16,999 for Equippe model, £17,999 for the Sport to £18,749 for the top of the range Sport SE
• Dual Fuel variants available priced at £17,999 for the Equippe model, £18,999 for the Sport to £19,749 for the Sport SE
• Generous standard equipment for entry-level Equippe model including driver and passenger front and side airbags, anti-lock brakes and EBD, climate control, central locking, electric windows, four speaker CD stereo system, split rear seat, 16inch alloy wheels and integrated roof-rail
• Anticipated full year sales of 2,000 for 2004

Mitsubishi introduced three Outlander models into the UK in January 2004 – the Equippe Outlander priced at £16,999, the £17,999 Outlander Sport and the Outlander Sport SE priced at £18,749. Dual fuel variants are available on all variants priced at £1,000 over the standard petrol prices.