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What are the differences between the imported Outlander and the domestically produced Outlander?

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JocelynLee
09/05/25 8:33am
The differences between the imported Outlander and the domestically produced Outlander are: 1. Different curb weights: The imported Outlander has a curb weight of 1585kg; the domestically produced Outlander has a curb weight of 1440kg. 2. Different displacements: The imported Outlander has a displacement of 2.4L; the domestically produced Outlander has a displacement of 2.0L. 3. Different power outputs: The imported Outlander has a maximum horsepower of 192ps, a maximum power of 141kw, and a maximum torque of 235nm; the domestically produced Outlander has a maximum horsepower of 166ps, a maximum power of 122kw, and a maximum torque of 201nm. 4. Different tire specifications: The imported Outlander has tire specifications of 225/55R18; the domestically produced Outlander has tire specifications of 215/70R16.
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SanAdrian
09/17/25 8:42am
As an experienced driver who has tried many car models, I've noticed the differences between the imported Outlander and the domestic version mainly lie in manufacturing quality and details. The imported version is originally made in Japan with more refined assembly techniques, tighter seams, and sturdier materials, likely offering better durability. The domestic version, produced by GAC Mitsubishi, is tailored to Chinese road conditions and preferences, such as softer suspension tuning for a more comfortable ride. Imported models often come with premium features like factory-installed navigation or adaptive cruise control, but they cost tens of thousands more, and import taxes and replacement parts are pricier. The domestic version is more affordable, with easier maintenance and readily available parts. If you prioritize original reliability and don't mind the budget, the imported version is great; but for daily city driving like me, the domestic version offers better value for money and performs just as reliably.
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StMiranda
11/01/25 2:25am
I'm the kind of enthusiast who loves studying car specs in my free time, and I've noticed that the imported Outlander stands out more in terms of powertrain configuration. Its 2.4L engine is tuned for the international version, offering quicker acceleration response and better fuel efficiency control. The domestic version uses a similar displacement but is tuned for smoother performance, making it more suitable for daily commuting. Imported models might also come with some exclusive features like automatic parking or HUD, though these might be simplified or require additional payment as options in the domestic version. In terms of space and dimensions, both are pretty much the same, featuring a seven-seat layout that's ample for family use. However, the domestic version has improved some local details, such as softer seats and optimized rear air vents, making long drives less tiring. In summary, the imported version excels in performance limits, while the domestic version wins in practicality and familiarity. Choosing between them depends on whether you're passionate about extreme driving.
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