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Mitsubishi Endeavor Prices Paid and Buying Experience

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#46 of 77
by steve_ HOST
May 09, 2004 (10:01 am)
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Sounds like it's good that you walked.
 
Every once in a while I reread Confessions of a Car Salesman. It's a hoot (unless it's your money on the table I guess).
 
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Limited Pricing by rfmehl
May 21, 2004 (10:05 pm)
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bought 04 limited 2x2 at end of January.
 
dealer cost/invoice plus shipping was 30261.
 
got 2k rebate and $500 college grad (wife) rebate so net cost before tax/lic was 27, 761.
 
Only thing I had to haggle and stand firm on was not paying $300 "advertising fee" over invoice. Sales mgr tried to make me feel guilty'- that he had no profit on the car, but a few minutes later I saw him smiling away as he processed the transaction.
 
Overall, very good experience- excellent car, absolutely no problems, doing well on regualr gas (87 octane) and have about 3k miles on it.
 
live in Lake Forest (Orange county), california.
 
noticed advertising on new mitsu's- they have 36,000 mile all maintenance thrown in (brakes, oil changes, etc. like BMW). Actually got letter from dealer asking me to sell car back to them and buy a new one- would get 1k loyalty rebate on top of all others and main. program as well.
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Endeavor XLS or Kia Sorrento EX by jea
May 21, 2004 (10:27 pm)
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My wife and I are undecided about which SUV is better. We are a family of 3, planning on 4 next year. We like the Kia Sorrento and Mitsubishi Endeavor, but we don't know which one is better? Can anyone tell us their opinion about these 2 vehicles?
Thank you!
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Re: Endeavor XLS or Kia Sorrento EX [jea #48] by iron
May 21, 2004 (11:19 pm)
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Replying to: jea (May 21, 2004 10:27 pm)

have you test driven both? The endeavor is a really awesome suv in my opinion. The kia has the price advantage though. Although mitsu's 3 years free maintainence incentive this month may help balance the difference.
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Re: Endeavor XLS or Kia Sorrento EX [jea #48] by rureddy
May 22, 2004 (7:15 pm)
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Replying to: jea (May 21, 2004 10:27 pm)

Actually, I got my wife the Kia Sorenta a few months back and just purchased the Endeavor for myself not long ago. Would have considered the Sorento for myself but didn't want the same vehicle as my wife. Both have proven to be great vehicles, I think some of the more notible differences would be the Sorento is truck based and the Endeavor is car based. This gives a slight edge to the Mitsubishi in everyday driving and the Sorento when it comes to off road. Also, I preferred the interior of the Endeavor, it seemed very open and I liked the layout, plus you can't beat the 315 watt Infinity stereo. Both have received many great reviews from different organizations, including our one and only Edmunds. The Kia was selected best SUV under $25,000 and the Endeavor won the crossover test. I did a lot of research on both before buying and recommend either one. If you have any specific questions let me know and I'll do my best to answer them.
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Re: Endeavor XLS or Kia Sorrento EX [rureddy #50] by jea
May 26, 2004 (10:18 pm)
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Replying to: rureddy (May 22, 2004 7:15 pm)

Thank you for all this information. This weekend we are gonna test drive both SUV's again and I'll let you know what happens. Thanks for being available to answer any of our future questions! I think you have two great cars!!
 
Actually, I have a question. Does the Endeavor only uses Premium fuel? What about the Kia Sorrento?
Thanks!
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Endeavor Gas usage by rfmehl
May 31, 2004 (4:45 pm)
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Have pretty much used regular (87 octane) for 04 endeavor w/o any discernable problems. Have 3.5k miles on it.
 
Would recommend using both regular and premium and see if you can tell any difference, but I can't and am happy to save the 20 cent difference (4 dollars per fillup).
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Re: Endeavor XLS or Kia Sorrento EX [jea #51] by rureddy
May 31, 2004 (6:29 pm)
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Replying to: jea (May 26, 2004 10:18 pm)

I use 89 octane in both the Endeavor and the Kia, haven't noticed any lack of power. I actually drove the wife's Kia this weekend to compare it to my Endeavor since it had been awhile since I drove her vehicle. I think the Kia has a slight edge at high end power, I typically drive between 80 - 85mph on the expressways and you really don't notice much difference until you get over this. To me the Endeavor does handle slightly better, though my wife may disagree but the Kia seems to have off roading in it's favour. Still love them both, very happy with their performance so far!
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Re: in the news [tubbs] by jersey
Jul 13, 2004 (7:10 pm)
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Replying to: tubbs (Apr 23, 2004 8:10 pm)

Mitsu wont go under, the only reason they can do those ten year warrenties is because in ten years where will we be. probably outa gasoline vehicles so it wont hurt them, they are sayin 2010 for either hydrogen or electric or something so they wont need to keep their promise cuz you wont be driving that car in 10 years
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Warranty or just market gimmick? by kodename
Jul 14, 2004 (9:56 pm)
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Mr jersey: I wish I could bet $100 on your theory that we won't be driving gasoline vehicles in 10 years.Even with the China market opening and more and more demand for gasoline, I don't see how the whole thing can change in so short a time as 10 years. I'm no expert, but a bicycle is a better form of transportation then the current crop of all electric vehicles available, and as far as hydrogen goes, it's not going to be ready for the masses for quite some time if ever.Remember some said Electrics would be able to replace the gasoline car by now and they are not even close.How about the Chrysler Turbines of the 60's?
Something will have to change, but I wouldn't bet against the gasoline engine just yet. A discovery of oil in China or Russia or some where else is just as likely as not.
As far as the 10 year power train warranty, isn't it more a marketing ploy, then a real purchase advantage? The warranty is for protection against DEFECTS, and only defects.Most of these componets if indeed defective would go bad rather quickly. If they go bad after 9 years of use and the gearbox or whatever has water damage or low/no oil, or is just plain worn out.I don't see any manufacturer stepping up to give you a free replacement componet. Am I wrong?

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