Mitsubishi Outlander RX Limited Edition: First Look

Jay Williams - 11/March/2010

Australia - Mitsubishi has announced the release of a special edition Outlander RX for Australia. 

The new Outlander RX will feature a newly designed interior and a modified exterior.

The new model is based on the 2010 model year LS variant. The exterior of the Outlander RX features a new front bumper with intergrated fog lights, 18 inch seven-spoke alloy wheels, along with sharper side skirts and new rear air dams. Rounding out the exterior are silver painted exterior door handles, a chrome exhaust tip and tinted windows.

Stepping inside the new Outlander RX reveals the new leather and sports mesh seat trim, silver painted floor console panels and chrome interior door handles. Completing the package is the Bluetooth 2.0 functionality and smart key (keyless operation system).

The Outlander RX is limited to just 500 units and is available with the choice of three colours – Black Mica and Cool Silver, and White Pearl (exclusive to the RX).

Powering the limited edition Outlander RX is a 2.4-litre MIVEC engine, which comes with a CVT automatic transmission as well as Mitsubishi’s All Wheel Control 4wd System - while safety equipment includes dual SRS airbags, ABS Brakes with Electronic Brake Distrubution, Active Stability Control, Active Traction Control and Hill Start Control.

The Outlander RX is available now for $38,475 AUD (before dealer and statutory charges) and is covered by Mitsubishi’s industry-leading 5 year / 130,000km, 10 year/160,000km non-transferrable drive-train warranty and 5 year/130,000 roadside assist as standard.

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