2008 Mitsubishi Outlander 4WD - Towbar - Roofracks
2008 Mitsubishi Outlander. 2.4L model with switchable 2WD/4WD and tiptronic drive. Keyless entry, cruise control with steering wheel controls. A great CVT transmission and being the smaller engine model it's pretty economical too. We have owned it since 2011 and prior to that it was a company lease car from new, so has great service history. Done 153,000 kms.
Great family car, we have just outgrown it and have moved to something bit bigger. Have had absolutely no problems with it and it's also quite cheap to maintain and service. One of the best things with this model is the split tailgate. The bottom section is fantastic for sitting on, sorting kids out and getting a dog in or out without scratching the paintwork.
Got removable towbar, set of roof racks, full set of rugged mats including full boot liner. Being a 10-year old car it does have a few bumps and scratches to the paintwork that you would expect to see for its age, but I would still classify it as being in very tidy condition. Located in Te Puna.
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