2005 Mitsubishi Endeavor Limited

Conclusion

The big question is how long will Mitsubishi stick around in Canada. Their sales have been weak and unjustifiably so. Their products are generally good and are equivalent in almost every aspect compared to their rivals. One area where the rest of the industry trails is where the warranty is concerned. All Mitsubishis get a base 5 year / 100 000 km warranty and awesome 10 year / 160 000 km powertrain coverage. This could literally mean that your new Mitsubishi could be covered the whole time that you own the vehicle (on average 7-8 years). Long-term reliability is unknown in Canada, but could be rated as average to better than average in the United States.

The Endeavor offers everything a potential SUV owner could want from this type of vehicle. It could be wise to take a trip to the local Mitsubishi dealer to look at what they have to offer. They have been building cars since 1917 so they should have an idea of what they are doing.

Good stuff:
Great drive
Interior space

Not so good stuff:
A little more torque would not hurt
Company's image