By Stewart Smith on 2017-06-08 - Stewart was the former motoring editor of the Coventry Telegraph and is now a freelance contributor to Eurekar. He is based in Scotland and specialises in First Drive reviews.
Outlander connects
with Keiko
MITSUBISHI has announced a special edition version of its all-wheel-drive Outlander SUV which is priced from £27,999 and comes with extra kit.
Named the Outlander Keiko, the new special edition is based on the Outlander 3 model and costs £500 more.
The Keiko has leather seats and also has the Mitsubishi Global Navigation (MGN) unit which supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to provide voice-controlled operation of Google Maps, Google Play and other apps.
Key features also include a wide 6.5-inch touchscreen LCD display, DAB radio, TomTom satellite navigation and a CD/DVD player.
Other highlights of the Keiko's standard specification are dual-zone air conditioning, privacy glass, keyless operation with a stop/start button, seven seats with a split/folding third row, 18-inch alloy wheels, rear parking sensors, seven airbags and on automatic models an electronic parking brake and auto brake hold.
Power for the Keiko comes from Mitsubishi's 2.2-litre diesel engine, available with automatic and six-speed manual transmissions.
With an on-demand 4x4 system Mitsubishi claims the manual Outlander Keiko return 53.3mpg on the combined fuel economy cycle with CO2 emissions of 139g/km. Automatic versions are rated at 48.7mpg and 154g/km.
As with all Mitsubishi Outlander diesel variants, the Keiko has a five-year, 62,500-mile warranty with a three year service plan available for an extra £700.
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