Ford Ecosport vs Mitsubishi Outlander Comparison

Instead of going with the erstwhile conventional decision of going with a large hatchback as a first car, I deliberately experimented by making a decision of going with an entry level compact SUV in the form of Ford Ecosport. Ford has done a tremendous job in bringing a revolution with the Ecosport, as with this car, I was able to get a taste of what an SUV feels like at much affordable price. I have always heard a lot about Fords that they are generally fantastic to drive and provide great experience behind the steering wheel. And the Ecosport doesn’t fail on those expectations, and despite having a high ground clearance and relatively small wheelbase, it still feels planted on tarmac. However, the only negative aspect of this car is a cramped rear seat space, which makes the Ecosport a four seater, if you take in the comfort aspect.

The Mitsubishi Outlander has been a good choice for my family. The seven seats are useful, especially when relatives come along. The third row is more suitable for kids, but it’s handy. On long drives the ride is comfortable and not too bouncy. The 2.4L engine is not super quick, but it handles highway cruising very well. Safety features like adaptive cruise control and lane warning give extra confidence on long road trips. It may not have the most stylish interior compared to rivals, but for family practicality and reliability, the Outlander works just fine.