Any Mirage owners step into an Outlander sport?

[Fummins]

People beat the snot out of "cheaper" cars and I don't want to inherit someone's abuse anymore.

Some people's kids.

[inuvik]

Sadly I don't know if I would want a used one. People beat the snot out of "cheaper" cars and I don't want to inherit someone's abuse anymore.

For sure, I've only seen 1 used 2019 5 speed come up on the used market that was low mileage and that was a couple of years ago. I've never seen another 5 speed out in the "wild". When I see other OS's in a parking lot I'll often take a look to see. 100% CVT's so far.

[Pryme]

I’m past the point in my life where I will buy a used vehicle. I’m too anal about maintaining my stuff and I know the vast majority of people are the opposite when it comes to vehicles.

[defensivetackle99]

I’m past the point in my life where I will buy a used vehicle. I’m too anal about maintaining my stuff and I know the vast majority of people are the opposite when it comes to vehicles.

What about this one?

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/f...ff=share_other

It from White Bear! And blue!

[inuvik]

What about this one?

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/f...ff=share_other

It from White Bear! And blue!

180k miles, definitely been driven! Be interesting to know if it's still on it's original clutch and gearbox.

[Johnny Mullet]

I have many customers who own Outlanders. The full size Outlander seems to be the better one. For some reason, the Sport seems to go through wheel bearings in my experience.

[Pryme]

I have many customers who own Outlanders. The full size Outlander seems to be the better one. For some reason, the Sport seems to go through wheel bearings in my experience.

They are both made in Japan I was surprised to see. Probably pretty good build quality.

The bigger one gets even less mileage though.

I did see a great test of off road performance with like 8 or 9 top selling small and midsize suvs and the forester and outlander did great with all the top models sucking like rav4 crv Hyundai and Kia ect.

[Marklovski]

My buddy just got the full sized outlander. Its a great vehicle, looks great and has 3 rows. The issue with the Sport is it's basically a lifted hatchback and doesn't have that much more space than the Mirage. That's why I would go for the full sized outlander.

[Pryme]

My buddy just got the full sized outlander. Its a great vehicle, looks great and has 3 rows. The issue with the Sport is it's basically a lifted hatchback and doesn't have that much more space than the Mirage. That's why I would go for the full sized outlander.

It’s a lot bigger than the mirage. 21” longer and 5” wider and about 1k pounds heavier with twice the power. I don’t like the outlander due to direct injection. The sport isn’t DI. And gets at least 5mpg more

[defensivetackle99]

It’s a lot bigger than the mirage. 21” longer and 5” wider and about 1k pounds heavier with twice the power. I don’t like the outlander due to direct injection. The sport isn’t DI. And gets at least 5mpg more

It too bad the Sport can’t hit 40 MPG. I really like that car. Idk if 35 MPG is even realistic with 4 extra PSI on all tyres.

Interestingly speaking, the Mazda CX-5 (compact SUV) from 2013-2016 model year did offer with a manual transmission, capable of reaching 35 MPG HWY which is fascinating! 155 HP at 6,000 RPM and curb weight is 3,000 pounds.