Shop Mitsubishi Outlander Sport Parts and Accessories

The SUV's inexpensive to own and maintain, so customizing is something you can do even more cheaply. Its MSRP from Mitsubishi, for 2024, for instance, is only around $24,000, and Car and Driver magazine market-prices the ES, LE, SE trims between a little over $27,000 and just under $30,000. The custom-like Trail Edition and Ralliart trims and the SEL trim at the top of the line weigh in at around and a little more than $30,000, respectively. RepairPal points out the lower-than-average ownership costs, plus less of a likelihood to show up at a Mitsubishi dealer for out-of-the-ordinary service, and a low chance that repairs will be bad enough to end up running up a bill.

Say you drive the 2024 model, with either the standard 148-horsepower, 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine or the available 168-horsepower, 2.4-liter. To get a few more horses and pound-feet, you'll have to enrich its air-to-fuel ratio by adding a turbocharger, a cold air intake, and a performance engine air filter.

The 2024 model, for instance, with 21.7 to 49.5 cubic feet of trunk space, can benefit from accessories like a cargo tray and net to coordinate luggage and, to expand capacity, a roof rack and crossbars. The latter is great for transporting outdoor equipment like bikes and kayaks, too.

By protecting your investment: put in all-weather floor mats to repel dirt and muck, custom seat covers to help prevent seat damage from spills, and sunshades to help keep pricey electronics from frying. They'll help you save money in the long run, too.