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Replying to: sbuhler (Nov 13, 2006 4:10 am) http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mitsubishi-Outlander-ES-2wd-2007-MITSUBISHI-OUTLA- NDER-graphite-NEW-tiptronic_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6355QQihZ005QQitemZ150056- 275534QQrdZ1
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Replying to: outlander2007 (Nov 13, 2006 4:59 pm) Interior wise, this topic was extensively discussed on this forum - it seems to be on par with RAV4 and CRV. It's adequate for what it is - an entry level compact SUV. If you do not like the interior design, this is a different story. I was concerned with the interior quality as well (hard plastic door panels). I had a friend of mine who lives in the States to go check it out until I get to see it myself. He reported back that the interior is nice and it does not feel cheap; he said it is comparable (quality wise) with the 2007 Honda CRV he was considering for himself. This may not tell much, but it is encouraging for me. Canadian pricing - I don't know, but I hope the prices will follow the US trend - cheaper than the comparable Toyota RAV4. Financing rate - I hope for a 4.8% for 48 months, top. I hope Mitsubishi Canada will make wise decisions to get Canadians behind the wheel of the 2007 Outlander. We'll have to wait and see.
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Replying to: dodo2 (Nov 13, 2006 7:12 pm)  7 passengers, huge rear  ... give it up... it's a MINIVAN  ">
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Replying to: outlander2007 (Nov 13, 2006 7:23 pm) 
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Replying to: outlander2007 (Nov 13, 2006 7:23 pm)
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Replying to: dodo2 (Nov 13, 2006 8:00 pm) 
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Picked up an XLS 4WD in graphite gray. Got it for $500 under invoice for a total of $23702 along with the 5 year 4.9% financing. Now I'm also trying to find out if I can qualify for the Education Edge rebate of $500 since I graduated from college last year. Did not know of this until after buying the car. Started the buying process by visiting the Mitsubishi web site. Located a dealer in my area that had a couple of the '07 Outlanders in stock. Selected the model I was interested in and sent my contact info in. Got an email back the next day with a price. After a week of thinking it over, decided to buy the car. And the buying process was so smooth. Low key, no pressure and took less than an hour to leave the dealership. Did not have to talk to a parade of clowns, everything was handled by one person, the internet sales manager who had responded to my email. Total contrast to the multitude of sleazy sales people I had to deal with at the Hyundai dealership when I attempted to check out the Santa Fe. 
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Did I almost miss it? Mitsu is now offering a 3.9% APR financing for 48mos ($22.53/$1000 financed) on all 07 Outlander for qualified buyers. A few banks I've visited are offering anywhere from 5-7% APR, so this is a little bit of good news. |
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Replying to: abang (Nov 13, 2006 11:20 pm) You will most likely qualify for the rebate. I just checked out the Special Offers section and I found a new financing rate for the 07 Outlander. 4.9% for 60mos is a good deal IMO. By the way, did you do the math how much that would be per 1000$ financed? So we can have a sort of idea how much more it will be compared to the 3.9% APR they're offering. ( I'm assuming that it's financed by Mitsu) Way cool dude. How about some pics? 
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