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Peruzzi Mitsubishi - Mitsubishi Wheel Alignment and Suspension Check in Yardley, PA Edge-worn tires, a steering wheel that is off-center, or a subtle shimmy above 55 mph—these are classic signs your alignment and suspension need attention. Around Yardley, daily routes along River Road, the Scudder Falls Bridge, and I-295 expansion joints can nudge wheels out of spec and stress bushings, tie-rod ends, and struts. A precise, four-wheel alignment restores geometry so your Mitsubishi tracks straight, protects your tires, and keeps advanced driver-assistance features behaving predictably. Why Yardley roads are tough on alignment That crown on River Road? It works against camber. The steel bridge seams on I-295? They jar toe settings. Even low-speed curb taps while parallel parking near S Main Street in Yardley can ripple through control arms and wheel bearings. Add roundabout entries near the Newtown Bypass and quick merges onto US-1, and your alignment angles experience constant micro-impacts. Over time, these deviations increase rolling resistance, shorten tire life, and can pull ADAS calibrations out of their sweet spot. A periodic alignment and suspension health check catches all of it before it becomes a vibration, a howl, or premature tire replacement. We measure caster, camber, and toe on all four corners, compare to Mitsubishi specs, then adjust where the platform allows. During the same visit, a suspension inspection looks for play in ball joints and inner/outer tie rods, cracked bushings, strut leaks, and bent components that simple adjustments cannot overcome. If something is worn or damaged, addressing it first ensures the final alignment holds. What happens during a professional alignment visit Alignment is more than hooking up sensors and turning tie rods. Preparation matters: correct tire pressures, an even fuel load, and removal of excess cargo help the vehicle sit at its natural ride height. We center the steering wheel, lock it, and equalize wheel weights. Then we measure, adjust, and re-measure until your Mitsubishi sits inside the tight window its chassis was designed for. If your model uses S-AWC or has specific calibration steps, we follow the service manual to the letter. Initial road test: Confirms symptoms such as drift, vibration, or off-center wheel. Ride height check: Identifies sagging springs or overloaded conditions that affect angles. Bushing and joint inspection: Finds play that prevents an alignment from “sticking.” Precision measurements: Captures camber, caster, and toe at all four wheels. Adjustments and fastener torque: Locks in specs to avoid drift after you leave. Final road test: Verifies straight tracking, steering feel, and stability. If tires have worn into sawtooth or feathered patterns, we can rotate to the least sensitive position and discuss replacement timing. Eligible tire purchases at participating Mitsubishi retailers include 24-month road-hazard coverage, adding extra confidence after alignment corrections. How often should Yardley drivers check alignment? There is no single interval, but there are reliable triggers. After any wheel or tire replacement, major pothole hit, curb impact, or suspension repair, schedule an alignment. If your steering wheel is not straight on a flat road, the vehicle drifts on I-295 with no wind, or you see accelerated inner or outer shoulder wear, it is time. Yardley’s mix of narrow streets and high-speed connectors makes a once-a-year check a smart baseline—more often if you rack up miles quickly. Wheel balance is a sibling service worth pairing with alignment when you feel a highway-speed vibration. Balancing corrects weight distribution, which reduces steering wheel shimmy and protects suspension joints. Alignment and balance together smooth out daily commutes and extend the life of everything from shocks to wheel bearings. OEM parts, trained techs, and thorough documentation When joints, links, or struts are worn, the quality of replacement parts is the difference between a fix that lasts and a fix that drifts. We install OEM-spec components and torque everything to factory standards, then document results so you can see before-and-after measurements. That record helps track trends, spot recurring issues, and protects resale value by demonstrating proper care. If your drives take you past Shady Brook Farm, across the Scudder Falls span, or through the Newtown Bypass, you already know how quickly a car can go from feeling tight to feeling vague. A precise alignment restores the crisp on-center feel you notice the moment you pull out of the lot. It also supports ADAS performance—lane centering and emergency steering functions rely on a chassis that points exactly where the sensors expect. Our facility is easy to reach from Yardley via US-1. If your errands pull you toward Oxford Valley or you commute near Newtown, PA, you can align service with your day and avoid extra trips. At Peruzzi Mitsubishi, we match careful diagnostics with clear communication so you know what we found, what we fixed, and how that protects your tires and suspension investment. Frequently Asked Questions: How do I know it is alignment and not just wheel balance? Balance issues usually show as a speed-specific vibration (often 55–70 mph). Alignment problems create drift, a crooked steering wheel, or uneven shoulder wear. We can test-drive and confirm before recommending work. Can alignment fix a pull after new tires? Yes, but we also verify tire pressures, tire match, and conicity (a manufacturing side bias). Sometimes a simple rotation neutralizes a tire-induced pull; if not, we adjust alignment. Do I need an alignment after replacing struts or control arms? Absolutely. Any change to ride height, bushings, or mounting points affects angles. Aligning after suspension work ensures even tire wear and proper steering feel. What if adjustments are maxed out and my car is still out of spec? That points to bent parts or subframe shifts. We identify the component at fault and discuss repair options before continuing. Will alignment help with lane-keeping and other ADAS features? Yes. Many driver-assistance systems expect the chassis to point straight when the steering wheel is centered. Proper alignment supports consistent ADAS behavior. How long does an alignment take? Plan on about an hour if adjustments are straightforward. Extra time may be needed if parts are seized or components require replacement. Is a test drive part of the visit? Yes. A quick road test before and after helps verify symptoms and confirm the correction. Ready to stop tire edge wear and bring back that confident, straight-ahead feel? Schedule your alignment and suspension check today. From Yardley neighborhoods to US-1 and I-295, a precise setup pays you back every mile with quieter tires, better fuel economy, and a calmer commute. Request more information

Peruzzi Mitsubishi - How S-AWC makes the 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander feel more confident around Philadelphia, PA Drivers who split time between city streets and suburban routes want traction they can trust without fuss. S-AWC, Mitsubishi’s Super All-Wheel Control, is the available system that helps the 2026 Outlander feel planted, predictable, and remarkably composed as roads change under your tires around Philadelphia, PA. It is engineered to make the advanced feel easy, quietly coordinating traction and yaw control through wheel-level braking and torque management so you can simply steer where you want to go. Under the hood, a 1.5L MIVEC DOHC Turbo 4-cylinder Direct-Injection engine teams up with a 48V-BSG mild-hybrid system for 174 hp and 206 lb-ft of torque. Pair that responsive power with S-AWC and a well-tuned suspension, and you get confident launches on wet paint lines, settled highway lane changes, and precise cornering near narrow rowhouse blocks or tight parking structures. How S-AWC Works in Real Life S-AWC is an integrated approach rather than a simple on-off all-wheel drive. It continuously monitors inputs such as steering angle, yaw, wheel speed, and throttle, then can subtly apply brake force to an individual wheel while adjusting torque distribution to help the Outlander track cleanly and maintain stability. The beauty is in the subtlety—most of the time you will just notice that the SUV goes where you point it with fewer corrections and less wheel slip. The Drive Mode Selector lets you tailor the responses to the situation. Many models provide Normal, Eco, Tarmac, Gravel, and Snow, while select S-AWC trims add Mud. Tarmac sharpens on-pavement control; Gravel helps on loose surfaces; Snow smooths throttle and torque delivery to minimize slip; Mud allows more controlled wheelspin so you can keep momentum in the soft stuff. Toggle through modes and you will feel a difference in steering weight and throttle mapping that matches each setting’s intent. Daily Benefits You Can Feel In everyday driving, the combination of S-AWC and the Outlander’s electric power steering feels natural. Quick steering (2.6 turns lock to lock) helps with U-turns or threading through narrow blocks. Large ventilated discs deliver confident braking, and the mild-hybrid’s smooth assist calms stop-and-go traffic. The result is a vehicle that feels easy to place and predictable at the limit, even if your “limit” is simply a tight late-night parallel park on a damp curb. For families, the confidence extends inside. Standard safety features include 11 airbags, Blind Spot Warning (BSW) with Lane Change Assist (LCA), Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA), Rear Automatic Emergency Braking (Rear AEB), and more. Available MI-PILOT Assist with Navi-link Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop & Go, Lane Keep Assist (LKA), Lane Departure Prevention (LDP), and Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) can lighten long stretches on I-95 or the PA Turnpike. And if you regularly squeeze into dense parking, the available 360° multi-view camera system is a daily stress reducer. Which Trims Offer S-AWC? The Outlander lineup provides both 2WD and available S-AWC across multiple trims, so you can prioritize the features you want without giving up the traction you need. Pair S-AWC with the seating and tech that best fit your life—from the standard 7-passenger configuration and Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ to available upgrades like the 10.8" Head-Up Display (HUD), 12.3" full digital driver display, and the Dynamic Sound Yamaha® Ultimate 12-speaker system. If outdoor escapes are part of your routine, the Trail Edition and factory accessories such as roof racks, cargo baskets, and protective body elements are ready to round out the package. Test-Driving S-AWC Around Town To feel the difference, map a test route that includes a mix of road textures and speeds. Try a low-speed sloped side street, a stretch of highway for lane changes, and a narrow block with parallel parking. The goal is to sample how S-AWC manages traction, how the steering responds, and how smoothly the SUV starts and stops in traffic. Bring your playlist to appreciate the available Dynamic Sound Yamaha® Ultimate; try different Listening Positions and note how the DSP preserves clarity as speeds change. Start with Normal: Establish a baseline for steering, braking, and throttle response. Engage Tarmac: Feel sharpened responses and confident on-pavement grip. Try Gravel or Snow: On appropriate surfaces, note how the system manages slip and stability. If equipped, select Mud: On a safe, soft surface, feel how controlled wheelspin helps maintain momentum. Use the 360° view: Practice curbside parking and tight maneuvers for daily confidence. Because the Outlander’s safety and assist tech is robust even before you add S-AWC, the total package simply works. It is a capable, calm SUV that adapts to your day instead of asking you to adapt to it. That balance is what makes the Outlander such a smart fit for diverse driving corridors and neighborhoods across the metro area. Frequently Asked Questions: Is S-AWC always on or do I have to turn it on? S-AWC is always monitoring and ready to respond. You can tailor behavior with the Drive Mode Selector, but there’s no extra step to “activate” core traction management. Does S-AWC change maintenance or require special fuel? No special fuel is required and routine maintenance follows the standard schedule. Your service advisor can review any additional inspection points when you come in. Can I tow with S-AWC? Outlander models are rated up to 2,000 lbs of towing capacity when properly equipped. S-AWC can add reassuring traction on launch and on uneven surfaces. Always follow the owner’s manual and local regulations. Will I notice S-AWC in dry weather? Yes. Even on dry roads, you may feel more settled line tracking during cornering, cleaner exits, and fewer steering corrections—especially in Tarmac mode. For an easy, informative test drive and a trim walk that matches your priorities, visit us. We are Peruzzi Mitsubishi, serving Philadelphia, Trenton, and Cherry Hill, and we are happy to help you compare 2WD and S-AWC back to back so you can feel the difference for yourself. Request more 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander information

Peruzzi Mitsubishi - How the 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Fits Daily Life Around Bensalem, PA If your weekdays wind through Street Road traffic and weekend plans take you from Neshaminy State Park to quick errands along Route 1, the 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross lines up naturally with daily life around Bensalem, PA. It is compact enough to slip into tight spaces, confident enough to handle unpredictable weather, and comfortable enough to keep your crew happy for the long haul. Let’s walk through how its traction, tech, and packaging work where it matters—right here in our neighborhoods. Confidence on Busy Arteries and Back Roads One of the biggest wins in the 2026 Eclipse Cross is that Super-All Wheel Control (S-AWC) is standard on every trim. That means traction and stability are not a last-minute add-on—you get sophisticated all-wheel control baked in from day one. On daily runs that mix higher-speed traffic on the Pennsylvania Turnpike with stop-and-go stretches on Hulmeville Road, S-AWC helps settle the vehicle over broken pavement and keeps you feeling connected when grip changes. Light steering is a plus for quick parking maneuvers at shops along the Lincoln Highway, and the suspension tuning strikes a comfort-first balance that takes the edge off patched surfaces and expansion joints. The turbocharged 1.5-liter engine and CVT focus on smooth response, especially in the midrange where you actually drive. It is not chasing lap times, and that is by design. Instead, the Eclipse Cross leans into everyday drivability—clean power delivery, quiet cruising, and the kind of confidence that comes from a system constantly working to keep traction optimized beneath you. Tech That Feels Familiar on Day One Modern cabins should simplify your life, not complicate it. The Eclipse Cross meets that bar with straightforward infotainment—and available Apple CarPlay and Android Auto—so your phone-based navigation and podcasts are exactly where you expect. Mitsubishi Connect with Safeguard and Remote Services (enrollment required) is available with a 24-month trial, adding remote lock-unlock, status notifications, and helpful alerts. That is a quiet but meaningful convenience when you cannot remember whether you locked the vehicle after rushing from the soccer fields at Bensalem Township Community Park. Parking assist is another highlight. The available Multi-View Camera System paints a useful picture of your surroundings, so backing into a crowded lot or parallel parking outside a busy restaurant feels less like a stress test and more like second nature. If you are often juggling groceries, sports gear, or work bags, the available Handsfree Power Tailgate is an everyday time-saver. Room Where It Counts Inside, the 2026 Eclipse Cross is nicely packaged. Rear-seat legroom is welcoming for adult passengers, and cargo space efficiently handles family gear or store runs. If you need to tow a small utility trailer, the Eclipse Cross is rated up to 1,500 pounds—handy for bikes, landscaping supplies, or light DIY projects. The thoughtful storage solutions—small trays, door pockets, and accessible cupholders—make a difference during a busy day with multiple stops. Where the Competition Comes Up Short Plenty of compact SUVs look good on paper, but a few distinctions tilt the equation toward the Eclipse Cross. Many competitors either charge extra for AWD or limit it to upper trims, which is less helpful for budget-conscious buyers who still need real traction. Warranty terms are another edge—Mitsubishi’s 10-year/100,000-mile Powertrain Limited Warranty, 5-year/60,000-mile Basic Warranty, and 5 years of Roadside Assistance provide long-run assurance that is tough for rivals to match. Add practical, attainable features like the available Multi-View Camera System and Handsfree Power Tailgate, and the Eclipse Cross brings the right conveniences without forcing you into the very top of the lineup. Which Trim Fits Bensalem Best? Trim selection often comes down to how you use your SUV. If you prefer essential driver assists and a well-balanced price-to-features ratio, the SE S-AWC is a sweet spot. It adds Blind Spot Warning with Lane Change Assist and Rear Cross Traffic Alert, FAST-Key, and the Handsfree Power Tailgate. If you want a richer cabin environment, the SEL S-AWC’s Leather-appointed seating, heated steering wheel, and Multi-View Camera System raise the luxury and everyday usability. For a head-turning aesthetic, the Black Edition S-AWC brings blacked-out accents and a confident stance that looks at home in any lot. Quick Tips for Local Shoppers Map your use case: List your top three daily needs—commute, school runs, or weekend hauling—to guide your trim selection. Test-drive loops: Drive your likely routes—highway, local streets, and parking—to feel how S-AWC and the suspension work for you. Tech priorities: Decide if the available Multi-View Camera System, Handsfree Power Tailgate, and Mitsubishi Connect are must-haves. Cargo habits: Bring the items you carry most to test fit and ease of loading with the available tailgate. Another benefit you will notice right away is how naturally the Eclipse Cross fits the flow of Bensalem driving. It is compact enough to de-stress tight parking, sturdy enough to feel settled on the Turnpike, and comfortable enough that your passengers will be glad you chose it. Features are laid out with everyday tasks in mind—nothing feels like an afterthought. Frequently Asked Questions: Is S-AWC standard on every 2026 Eclipse Cross? Yes, Super-All Wheel Control is standard across the lineup, so you benefit from traction and stability technologies on every trim. Does the Eclipse Cross have Apple CarPlay and Android Auto? Connectivity is available on upper trims, giving you familiar smartphone integration for maps, music, calls, and messages. Can the Eclipse Cross tow? When properly equipped, the 2026 Eclipse Cross can tow up to 1,500 pounds—great for small trailers, bikes, and light gear. Which trim is best for a mix of city and highway driving? The SE S-AWC blends driver-assistance tech and convenience upgrades that make a clear difference in daily life while maintaining strong value. If you are evaluating compact SUVs for your Bensalem routine, the 2026 Eclipse Cross deserves a focused test drive. It blends traction, comfort, and thoughtful tech in a way that suits the routes you actually drive. That balance—plus standout warranty coverage—helps it make sense not just today but for years to come. At Peruzzi Mitsubishi, we are committed to helping you compare trims and features clearly so you can pick the one that truly fits how you live. We are proudly serving Langhorne, Bensalem, and Ewing with practical guidance and a friendly, local approach to every step of your search. Request more 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross information

Peruzzi Mitsubishi - How the 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport Fits Daily Life around Bensalem, PA When you live and drive around Bensalem, your SUV needs to be nimble for shopping center lots off Street Road, composed for the quick interchange between Route 1 and I-95, and comfortable for those cross-river visits. The 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport checks those boxes with a compact footprint, standard All-Wheel Control (AWC), and technology that feels natural from the first mile. If you have been comparing small crossovers online, here is a closer look at why this one deserves a test drive. Built for the City-to-Suburb Shuffle The Outlander Sport’s size is a sweet spot. It is easy to park at Neshaminy Mall and threads confidently through busy lots, but it does not feel cramped inside. You will find thoughtful space for passengers, plus up to 49.5 cu. ft. of cargo volume behind the front seats for bulk grocery runs or a weekend project haul. The 34.8-foot turning circle makes U-turns and tight maneuvers simple, especially on narrower secondary roads and neighborhood cul-de-sacs across Bensalem’s residential pockets. Ride comfort is another strong suit. The MacPherson strut front and multi-link rear suspension pairing gives the Outlander Sport a composed feel over patched pavement and expansion joints. You feel connected, not jarred, and the standard AWC helps deliver secure traction when rain collects along curbs or when you accelerate onto a damp ramp. The 8.5-inch ground clearance is an everyday advantage—tall enough to clear steep driveways and speed-calming humps without making the SUV feel top-heavy. Tech That’s There When You Want It Open the door and the 8.0-inch Smartphone-Link Display Audio greets you with clean, uncluttered menus. Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto are standard, so your go-to apps are ready—navigation, playlists, messages—without extra subscriptions or complicated pairings. The steering wheel puts phone and audio controls at your fingertips, and standard automatic climate control takes the guesswork out of cabin comfort. If you want a more tailored feel, the 2.0 LE AWC adds heated front seats and red-stitched accents with a leather-wrapped steering wheel, shift knob, and parking brake—small upgrades that make everyday use feel special. No matter which trim you choose, you get bright LED low and high beam headlights and LED Daytime Running Lights that help visibility during pre-dawn commutes or late-evening returns along Route 13. Confidence Comes Standard Active safety is a highlight. Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Warning, and Automatic High Beam work quietly in the background, adding guardrails to your daily drive. A rearview camera is standard, and Mitsubishi’s RISE body construction is designed to help manage energy in certain collisions. These are the kinds of features that help you stay focused and aware, whether you are merging near the Bensalem Interchange or easing into a parallel space near a busy storefront. Just as reassuring, Mitsubishi backs the Outlander Sport with America’s Best-Backed Vehicles. You also get roadside assistance coverage that helps take the stress out of the unexpected. Together, it is a durable foundation for owners who plan to keep their SUV for the long haul. How It Stacks Up Against Other Small Crossovers Many crossovers in this class start with front-wheel drive, saving AWD for upper trims or as a paid add-on. The Outlander Sport flips that script—AWC comes standard across the lineup. LED headlights are also standard, while some rivals reserve full LED configurations for higher trims. The 8.0-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto is included as well; competitive models sometimes make a larger display contingent on an option package. Add in 8.5 inches of ground clearance and you get curb-friendly approach angles and a bit more reassurance over rough lots or gravel driveways outside the denser parts of Bensalem. AWC on every trim: Traction is built in, not a box to check LED lighting standard: Bright, efficient illumination on all models Connected cabin: 8.0-inch screen with Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto Everyday agility: 34.8-foot turning circle for tight parking and quick pivots Ground clearance: 8.5 inches for driveways, ruts, and rougher surfaces If your routine takes you from dense parking lots to open expressways, these advantages add up quickly. The Outlander Sport makes daily life easier—and that might be the single best reason to make it your next SUV. Which Trim Should You Choose? The 2.0 S AWC is a standout value thanks to standard AWC, automatic climate control, rain-sensing wipers, LED low/high beam headlights, and that 8.0-inch SDA with smartphone integration. Step to the 2.0 ES AWC if you want 18-inch two-tone alloy wheels and LED fog lights. Choose the 2.0 LE AWC for heated front seats, a sportier interior vibe with red-stitched details, and additional USB connectivity. There is also a RALLIART edition that leans into bold motorsport styling and exclusive accessories—ideal if you want your Outlander Sport to look as assertive as it feels. Frequently Asked Questions: Is All-Wheel Control really standard on the 2026 Outlander Sport? Yes. Every 2026 Outlander Sport trim includes All-Wheel Control (AWC), giving you built-in traction benefits without stepping up to a higher grade or adding a package. How user-friendly is the infotainment system? The 8.0-inch Smartphone-Link Display Audio is straightforward and responsive. Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto are standard, so bringing your apps along is as simple as plugging in and tapping your screen. Can the Outlander Sport handle rougher surfaces and steep driveways? With 8.5 inches of ground clearance and standard AWC, the Outlander Sport is well-suited to uneven lots, rutted pull-offs, and taller curb cuts common around shopping centers and residential areas. What safety features come standard? Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Warning, Automatic High Beam, a rearview camera, seven airbags, RISE body construction, Active Stability Control, Hill Start Assist, and TPMS are all standard. How does it compare to other small crossovers? Key advantages include standard AWC, standard LED low/high beam headlights, an included 8.0-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto, and a compact turning circle for easy maneuvering—strengths that many competitors reserve for higher trims or options. If you are mapping out your next small SUV, put the 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport on your short list. The combination of standard AWC, standard LED lighting, and user-friendly tech makes daily life around Bensalem smoother from the start. At Peruzzi Mitsubishi—serving Langhorne, Bensalem, and Ewing—our product specialists can help you compare trims and features and schedule a drive that fits your calendar. Take a closer look, bring your trade for an on-the-spot appraisal, and see just how easily the Outlander Sport fits your day-to-day. Request more 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport information

Peruzzi Mitsubishi - 3-Row Flexibility and Smart Storage in Langhorne, PA — Living with the 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander The 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander delivers something rare in the compact SUV class—standard three-row seating that does not feel like an afterthought. Around Langhorne, PA, that matters. Life shifts by the hour here, between school schedules near Maple Avenue, quick stops along Business US-1, and weekend family plans around Core Creek Park. In those moments when you need two extra seats or a flatter cargo floor, the Outlander moves with you, not against you. What stands out first is how easy it is to adapt the cabin. The second row splits 40:20:40, so you can load longer items like a folded stroller or fishing poles from Lake Luxembourg down the middle while keeping two side seats open. When you need the third row, it rises quickly and grants a practical spot for kids or short trips with extra friends. Fold both rear rows flat, and you open up a generous cargo floor with space that rivals larger SUVs—without taking on a bigger footprint for parking at Oxford Valley Mall or narrow side streets near historic Langhorne. What Makes the Outlander’s 3rd Row Truly Usable Many compact SUVs claim flexibility, but the third row, if offered at all, can feel more symbolic than substantial. In the Outlander, it is a tool you can count on. The entry process is straightforward thanks to wide-opening rear doors. Second-row seatbacks fold quickly, and the floor remains relatively flat when everything is stowed. That means fewer puzzles when you are loading up for a family event near Sesame Place, handling a last-minute pickup, or picking up bulk groceries without rethinking your entire cargo plan. Comfort-wise, the second row earns compliments. Rear vents keep airflow steady, and available heated front seats and heated steering wheel ensure the driver and front passenger stay relaxed in stop-and-go along Lincoln Highway. Thoughtful small-item storage, multiple USB-C ports, and an available wireless charging pad keep the cockpit tidy without turning every commute into a cable scramble. Technology That Feels Tailored to Everyday Driving The standard 12.3-inch Smartphone-link Display Audio with Navigation anchors the dash. That is not just screen size—it is clarity, responsiveness, and the convenience of built-in maps when your phone is tied up. Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Wireless Google Android Auto™ reduce cord clutter, and voice controls are responsive enough to use naturally. For many drivers, that makes school runs and errand loops feel calmer and more efficient. If you love sound, the available Dynamic Sound Yamaha® Ultimate system is a standout. Engineered with Yamaha® Sound Meisters and a specialized DSP, the 12-speaker setup turns the cabin into a finely tuned space, with lifelike midrange clarity and smart volume compensation that adapts as road noise changes. Whether you are gliding down I-295 or navigating residential lanes near Langhorne Manor, it brings out details you may not have noticed in your favorite playlists. Confidence from the Curb to the Turnpike Outlander’s available S-AWC (Super All-Wheel Control) adds a layer of composed traction with selectable modes—Tarmac, Gravel, Snow, Normal, Eco, and more depending on configuration. Around Langhorne, that means confident starts on wet mornings, reassuring stability on uneven surfaces near park trails, and a planted feel when merging onto the PA Turnpike. Trailer Stability Assist and up to 2,000 pounds of towing capacity give you enough headroom for small trailers or bike carriers without a dedicated truck. The driver-assist story is equally compelling. Standard Rear Automatic Emergency Braking, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, and Blind Spot Warning with Lane Change Assist simplify close-quarters driving and everyday lane changes. Available MI-PILOT Assist with Navi-link Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keep Assist, and Traffic Sign Recognition turns repetitive highway stretches into more manageable time behind the wheel—great for those routine hops between Langhorne and nearby office parks or campus runs. Real-World Cabin Wins for Families and Busy Schedules Small touches add up. A low cargo load floor eases heavy lifts. The available power liftgate with adjustable height is kind to your garage door tracks. Rear seat reminders and 360-degree Multi-View Camera availability help prevent the avoidable bumps and oversights that come with packed days. It is a family-focused design that does not shout—just quietly works, every time you ask it to. Quick reconfigurations: Fold or raise seats in seconds to handle spontaneous plans Flat load space: A wide, squared opening and low floor for easy packing Kid-ready cabin: Easy-clean surfaces and smart storage for weekly routines Parking ease: Available Multi-View Camera System for tight angles around town Many shoppers also weigh long-term ownership confidence. Here, Mitsubishi’s warranty support stands tall, aligning with what families want when they plan to keep their SUV for the long haul. And when life changes—bigger gear, older kids, different hobbies—the Outlander’s seat and cargo strategies keep pace. Frequently Asked Questions: Does the 2026 Outlander actually fit seven people? Yes, it seats up to seven. The third row is best for kids or short trips for adults, and you can reconfigure the second row to prioritize either people or cargo. What tech is standard for everyday use? Every 2026 Outlander includes a 12.3-inch display with navigation, Wireless Apple CarPlay®, Wireless Google Android Auto™, and the Dynamic Sound Yamaha® Premium audio system. Is S-AWC worth it if I mostly drive in town? If you value extra stability in wet conditions, smoother takeoffs on imperfect surfaces, and seasonal peace of mind, available S-AWC is a smart upgrade even for primarily urban driving. How easy is it to park in tighter Langhorne lots? Very. The available Multi-View Camera System provides a 360-degree view that makes backing into narrow spaces or aligning with curbs straightforward. Can I tow with the Outlander? When properly equipped, the Outlander can tow up to 2,000 pounds, which covers small trailers, lightweight campers, and bike carriers. For families, couples, or anyone who prefers a right-sized SUV that can grow with changing needs, the 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander makes a clear case. It covers the essentials—space, tech, safety—then adds a third row that is there when you need it and gone when you do not. That is exactly the kind of versatility that pays off week after week in Langhorne. At Peruzzi Mitsubishi, we are here to help you test how the seats fold, how the cargo loads, and how the available S-AWC feels on your typical routes—serving Langhorne, Bensalem, and Ewing with guidance that keeps your decision simple and confident. Request more 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander information

Peruzzi Mitsubishi - Why Standard S-AWC Gives the 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross an Edge on Philadelphia, PA Roads What Makes S-AWC Different? Standard on every 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross, Super-All Wheel Control (S-AWC) is more than an “all-wheel drive” badge. It’s a smart traction and stability system that coordinates torque distribution and selective braking to help the SUV feel planted when roads get unpredictable. City drivers appreciate that it’s always on your side—managing grip whether you’re easing away from a traffic light on a slick morning or cutting across lanes to make a quick turn on a crowded boulevard. In everyday terms, S-AWC aims to add poise without demanding your constant attention. On dry roads, the system helps optimize cornering lines and stability, which you notice most during quick maneuvers and lane changes. On wet or uneven surfaces, it works behind the scenes to reduce wheel slip and keep the Eclipse Cross feeling composed. It’s a confidence feature at heart—one that elevates routine city driving without calling attention to itself. Philadelphia, PA traffic doesn’t pause for rain, potholes, or metal plates from utility work. The Eclipse Cross’s S-AWC offers a subtle layer of control to smooth out the stop-and-go grind, especially where worn street surfaces and sudden braking are the norm. The result is less drama and more predictability from the driver’s seat. Everyday Control for City-to-Suburb Life Switching from Center City commutes to suburban errands often exposes an SUV’s weak spots. The Eclipse Cross handles the mix gracefully: S-AWC lends traction at intersections and on ramp merges, while the suspension tuning keeps ride motions controlled as you move from Broad Street bustle to tree-lined neighborhoods in Northeast Philly. It’s an easygoing drive—quiet and composed—with power delivery that’s smoothly in step with the flow of traffic. If you cross into New Jersey on weekends or detour around construction on Roosevelt Boulevard, the stability you feel in the steering wheel matters. S-AWC helps the Eclipse Cross track true even when the road surface is less than perfect. Add in the available Multi-View Camera System and Blind Spot Warning with Lane Change Assist and Rear Cross Traffic Alert, and low-speed parking becomes simpler while your highway lane changes feel more deliberate and informed. Inside, available Synthetic Suede or leather-appointed seating ensures a comfortable base for longer drives. The available 8-way power driver seat and heated steering wheel extend that comfort in a way many drivers notice right away—especially when the day runs long or the route home adds a detour. Tech That Complements Traction While S-AWC is a hardware and software story about grip, the Eclipse Cross complements it with technology that reduces mental load. Trims equipped with the larger touchscreen bring Apple CarPlay and Android Auto into easy reach, keeping navigation and podcasts front and center without complicated menus. If you park along narrow streets or back into tight spaces, the available Multi-View Camera System delivers a helpful perspective. And when you’re juggling bags or stroller gear, the available Handsfree Power Tailgate removes a step—just a small quality-of-life win that quickly feels indispensable. Philadelphia drivers also benefit from available Adaptive Cruise Control for expressway stretches. It’s not about ceding control—it’s about trimming the peaks and valleys of stop-and-go so your inputs feel smoother over time. Layer that with Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection and Lane Departure Warning, and you get a thoughtful suite that supports your attention, rather than trying to replace it. It’s the balance that matters: traction for the street, tech for your mind, and features for your routine. The Eclipse Cross doesn’t try to be flashy; it just aims to be confidently capable every day. How It Compares for City Drivers Compact SUVs like the Toyota Corolla Cross, Hyundai Kona, and Kia Seltos are solid choices, but the Eclipse Cross stands out for offering robust AWD technology across the board. Many rivals make their most advanced traction systems optional or trim-specific; S-AWC is standard here, which simplifies shopping and ensures you don’t miss out on capability. Mitsubishi’s warranty coverage also adds long-term reassurance that speaks to the brand’s confidence in the product. Practical features—like the available Handsfree Power Tailgate and Multi-View Camera System—hit daily pain points for city living: tight parking, parallel spots, and frequent loading. Combined with a quiet cabin and a ride tuned for comfort, it’s an SUV that keeps you collected when Philly traffic does what Philly traffic does. For drivers who value predictable handling and peace of mind in all four seasons, the Eclipse Cross checks important boxes without complicating the choices. You get traction-first engineering from the start, then build in the comfort and tech that fit your routine. Helpful Shopping Tips Prioritize traction: With S-AWC standard, focus your trim choice on comfort and convenience features. Parkability matters: If street parking is common, consider trims with the Multi-View Camera System. Cargo flow: If you load often in tight spaces, look for the available Handsfree Power Tailgate. Connected driving: Select trims with smartphone integration to streamline navigation and calls. The right trim depends on how you drive. If you split time between the city and suburbs, you’ll likely appreciate the additional visibility tech. If your week involves regular errands and gear, a power tailgate quickly becomes a favorite feature. S-AWC is the constant—everything else can be tailored to you. Frequently Asked Questions: Is S-AWC active all the time? Yes. It continuously monitors driving conditions and makes adjustments to help optimize traction and stability. Does S-AWC make a difference in the rain? It’s designed to. By balancing torque and applying selective braking, S-AWC helps the vehicle feel more composed on slick surfaces. Which trims include smartphone integration? Smartphone integration is available on trims equipped with the larger touchscreen. Ask our team to walk through which configurations match your must-haves. What driver-assist features come standard? Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection and Lane Departure Warning come standard, with features like Blind Spot Warning with Lane Change Assist and Rear Cross Traffic Alert available on higher trims. How does the Eclipse Cross ride feel in the city? It’s tuned for comfort and confidence, with a quiet cabin and suspension that helps smooth out imperfect streets and frequent stops. At Peruzzi Mitsubishi, we focus on simplifying the decision so you can get the right Eclipse Cross for your life. If you want a compact SUV that combines traction-first engineering with practical features for busy Philadelphia roads, this one deserves a top spot on your list—serving Philadelphia, Trenton, and Cherry Hill. From test drives to trim comparisons, we are here to help you move forward with clarity and confidence. Request more 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross information

Peruzzi Mitsubishi - Confident City Driving in Philadelphia, PA with the 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport’s Safety Tech The 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport brings together the right set of safety and driver assistance technologies for life in and around Philadelphia, PA. If your daily miles include a mix of neighborhood streets, the Vine Street Expressway, and quick downtown errands, you will appreciate how seamlessly its standard systems step in to help. Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection keeps a watchful eye in busy crosswalks, and Automatic High Beam adjusts lighting as traffic conditions evolve. The effect is subtle but powerful—less mental juggling and more confidence behind the wheel. Why these safety features matter in real city driving Philadelphia traffic has its own rhythm—tight blocks in Old City, stop-and-go near the sports complex on event days, and the occasional quick merge from a short on-ramp. The Outlander Sport’s Lane Departure Warning nudges your awareness if you drift, while the RISE body structure and seven-airbag layout support occupant protection should the unexpected occur. Add a standard rearview camera and clear LED low and high beam headlights, and you get a compact SUV that helps you see more, react faster, and stay composed when traffic density increases. It is the little things that make a difference. Automatic High Beam means you are not constantly switching the stalk during late drives home along Kelly Drive. Tire Pressure Monitoring System takes one more worry off your plate on freezing mornings, and the Rear Seat Alert is a thoughtful reminder whenever life distractions pile up. Even the way the steering weights up during lane changes builds confidence for those I-95 merges. AWC, agility, and visibility—made for city-to-suburb flow The Outlander Sport pairs its safety-first design with Mitsubishi’s All-Wheel Control as standard equipment. That means confident traction is built in when streets are slick or when you encounter loose surfaces pulling off into gravel parking areas at local parks. The compact footprint and 34.8-foot turning circle keep you relaxed tackling tight spots—think angled street parking near Passyunk or squeezing into a garage space near Rittenhouse—while LED lighting gives you crisp, even illumination wherever you go. What stands out is how natural the whole package feels. The suspension tuning smooths over patchy pavement, the CVT keeps you in the powerband without drama, and the active safety assists are tuned to inform, not startle. The result is a crossover that reads the road with you, not at you, which is exactly what you want when juggling navigation, phone calls, and a tight timeline between stops. Tech you will actually use every day Inside, the 8.0-inch Smartphone-Link Display Audio system is intuitive from the start. Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto keep your preferred apps front and center—perfect for hop-in, hop-out errands across different neighborhoods. HD Radio® and SiriusXM® with a trial period deliver a real variety of programming for longer drives to the Main Line or beyond. Automatic climate control is standard, so you can set it once and focus on the route ahead. Want a touch more comfort? Heated front seats are available, as are leather-wrapped touchpoints. The rear bench folds 60:40 to accommodate everything from a weekly grocery stock-up to a weekend haul of gear. With 21.7 cubic feet behind the second row and up to 49.5 cubic feet with the seats folded, the Outlander Sport adapts quickly to your plans. Quick-glance highlights for Philadelphia drivers Collision Alerts: Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection Lane Support: Lane Departure Warning Lighting: LED low and high beam headlights, Automatic High Beam Traction: Standard All-Wheel Control (AWC) Maneuverability: 34.8-foot turning circle for tight streets and garages Everyday Ease: Rearview camera, TPMS, Rear Seat Alert Cabin Tech: 8.0-inch SDA with Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto These features are not just bullet points—they are daily helpers that simplify complex driving environments. Whether you are crossing the Ben Franklin Bridge, winding through University City, or navigating construction detours, the Outlander Sport keeps the experience consistent and calm. It is also worth mentioning Mitsubishi’s strong warranty coverage and roadside assistance. Knowing you have that backing adds real peace of mind when juggling work, family, and everything in between. Combine that with smart packaging across trims—S, ES, LE, and the RALLIART special edition—and it is simple to find a configuration that fits your must-haves without complexity. Frequently Asked Questions: Does every 2026 Outlander Sport include All-Wheel Control? Yes, AWC is standard across the lineup, providing confident traction in a wide range of real-world conditions. Which safety features are standard, and which are available? Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Warning, Automatic High Beam, seven airbags, RISE body construction, Rear Seat Alert, and TPMS are standard. Blind Spot Warning with Lane Change Assist and Rear Cross Traffic Alert are available on select models. How does the Outlander Sport fit in tight city parking? Its compact footprint and a 34.8-foot turning circle make it easy to handle narrow streets and snug parallel spots. LED headlights and a standard rearview camera also support visibility when maneuvering. Is smartphone integration included? Yes. The 8.0-inch Smartphone-Link Display Audio system includes Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto on every trim. What are the cargo dimensions? You will find 21.7 cubic feet behind the second row and up to 49.5 cubic feet with the 60:40 rear seat folded. Our team is here to help you select the trim and features that best support your Philadelphia routine, from the right wheel-and-tire package to the tech and safety options you value most. We can plan a test route that mirrors your commute or your weekend loop, so you see how the Outlander Sport behaves in familiar territory. We are Peruzzi Mitsubishi—serving Philadelphia, Trenton, and Cherry Hill with a streamlined, customer-first approach that keeps your priorities at the center of every step. If you are comparing compact crossovers for city life, put the 2026 Outlander Sport on your list. Between its standard AWC, smart safety suite, and an interior that makes technology feel second nature, it brings real-world capability to every mile you drive. Request more 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport information

Peruzzi Mitsubishi - Three-Row Versatility for Philadelphia, PA Families with the 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander The 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander is one of the rare midsize SUVs that delivers a true third row without turning your daily driving into a parking headache. Around Philadelphia, PA—where you might weave from tight South Philly blocks to weekend trips out past Valley Forge—you need a vehicle that adapts. This Outlander balances maneuverable dimensions with seven-passenger seating, thoughtful cargo solutions, and a long list of standard tech that streamlines every trip. Let’s dig into how the Outlander’s cabin and features make life easier for city-to-suburb families and anyone who appreciates a flexible interior that does not leave out comfort or connectivity. Smart Space You Can Actually Use The Outlander’s layout starts with a 40:20:40 second row that gives you real options. Slide the center section down for skis from the Wissahickon trails or keep the outboard seats up for car seats and still load a stroller. The third row is there when you need it, and it stows flat when you don’t, keeping the cargo floor level and easy to pack. For busy days around Center City or Old City, quick access is everything—and the Outlander’s wide rear opening makes it painless to grab just what you need without a wrestling match. Third Row: Standard 7-passenger configuration with quick-fold design Second Row: 40:20:40 split for mix-and-match passenger and gear setups Cargo Floor: Flat load surface for boxes, sports bags, or a weekly grocery run Liftgate: Available power function with adjustable height for low garages What stands out in daily use is how easy it is to convert the space. You are not committing to a big SUV footprint to gain a third row—you are choosing an SUV that feels right at home on tight Walnut Street parking and still brings everyone to a Saturday game at FDR Park. Connectivity That Keeps the Day Moving No cords, no fuss. The Outlander’s 12.3-inch Smartphone-link Display Audio with Navigation comes standard, and so do Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Wireless Android Auto™. That means turn-by-turn directions, playlists, and calls are available without digging out a cable between every errand. And with multiple USB-C ports front and rear, everyone gets a charge—whether your passengers are finishing homework en route to a recital or you are managing email between appointments in University City. Big Screen: 12.3-inch display with built-in navigation standard Wireless Apps: Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ without plugging in Charging: Multiple USB-C ports plus available wireless phone charger Audio: Available Dynamic Sound Yamaha® Ultimate 12-speaker system If you are particular about audio, the available Dynamic Sound Yamaha® Ultimate system truly elevates your commute. Yamaha’s DSP, a three-way speaker array, and thoughtful noise suppression keep vocals clear and bass full across the Vine Street Expressway or the Schuylkill, even when the weather turns and the wipers are working. It is a setup that feels special, not just another box on a spec sheet. Safety and Confidence for City Streets and Highways Standard safety equipment in the Outlander is robust, and it reads like a checklist for real-world driving in and around Philadelphia. Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection, Blind Spot Warning with Lane Change Assist, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, and Rear Automatic Emergency Braking are particularly helpful in dense neighborhoods and busy parking lots. On the highway, available MI-PILOT Assist brings together adaptive cruise with stop-and-go and lane centering—nice for smoothing out stretches of I-95 or Route 1 when congestion picks up. City Savvy: Rear AEB and RCTA for crowded lots and narrow blocks Highway Help: Available MI-PILOT Assist with lane centering and Stop & Go 360 View: Available Multi-View Camera System for parallel parking ease Protection: 11 airbags and Active Stability Control standard The available Multi-View Camera System deserves its own callout—when you are threading into a tight parallel spot near the Italian Market or backing into a rowhouse driveway, the overhead composite image gives you the angles you simply can’t see with mirrors alone. Performance That Feels Effortless The 1.5L MIVEC turbocharged four-cylinder is paired with a 48-volt Belt Starter Generator, a mild-hybrid assist that you don’t have to think about. Starts are smoother, the engine spends more time where it is happiest, and the result is a powertrain that feels composed when you are hopping between red lights or merging for a quick run across the Betsy Ross Bridge. If you want extra assurance in bad weather or when road conditions vary, available S-AWC with selectable modes adjusts to grip and surface changes at the twist of a dial. Balanced Power: 174 hp and 206 lb-ft for confident everyday driving MHEV Assist: 48V-BSG smooths starts and supports stop-and-go ease Traction: Available S-AWC with modes for Tarmac, Gravel, Snow, and more Towing: Up to 2,000 pounds for light trailers and weekend projects It is the kind of setup that never calls attention to itself—it just works, quietly supporting your day whether you are running along Columbus Boulevard or heading out to the Main Line. Frequently Asked Questions: Is the third row comfortable for adults? The third row is best for kids or shorter trips with adults. The benefit is flexibility—you can carry seven when needed and fold the row flat for cargo the rest of the time. Do I need the available S-AWC in Philadelphia, PA? Available S-AWC is ideal if you drive year-round, take weekend trips out of the city, or simply want added confidence in rain or on unpaved surfaces. It also helps when conditions change quickly across bridges and highways. Which Outlander trims include the 12.3-inch display? All 2026 Outlander trims include the 12.3-inch Smartphone-link Display Audio with Navigation as standard equipment. Is the Yamaha® audio worth it? If you value sound quality, the available Dynamic Sound Yamaha® Ultimate system is a standout. It maintains clarity and balance across speed and weather, which is noticeable on longer drives or daily listening. How does the Outlander fit in tight city parking? The Outlander’s footprint is manageable for parallel spots and garages. Adding the available Multi-View Camera System makes tight maneuvers much easier. For families and busy professionals who want a right-sized SUV with a real third row, premium tech where it counts, and safety that helps in the city as much as on I-76, the 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander deserves top billing on your shortlist. At Peruzzi Mitsubishi, we focus on helping you choose the configuration that fits how you live—whether that means prioritizing S-AWC, the Yamaha® audio upgrade, or the convenience of a power liftgate for tight garages and low ceilings. We are proud to be a local resource serving Philadelphia, Trenton, and Cherry Hill with knowledgeable guidance, a strong selection, and Mitsubishi-certified service to support you long after you drive home. If you are ready to compare trims or want to see how the third row works with child seats, schedule a test drive and bring your real-life gear—strollers, backpacks, music, and all. A few minutes with the Outlander’s cabin is often all it takes to understand how easily it fits into Philadelphia life. Request more 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander information

Peruzzi Mitsubishi - Your Next Chapter on the Road Starts Here — Mitsubishi Dealer near Trenton, NJ Welcome—if you’re searching for a trusted Mitsubishi Dealer near Trenton, NJ, you’re in the right place. Crossing the Delaware River for your next vehicle should feel easy, not complicated. Our location, processes, and people are built around the way Trenton drives, whether your commute runs along US-1 and I-295, you split time between downtown offices and suburban errands, or you’re navigating campus visits around The College of New Jersey and Rider University. At Peruzzi Mitsubishi, we keep the focus on what matters: clear guidance, a strong selection of vehicles, flexible financing, straightforward trade-in options, and service support that makes ownership stress-free. Your Local Mitsubishi Team Near Trenton We’re proud to be a family-owned dealership with decades of experience helping drivers across Mercer and Bucks Counties. That experience shows up in the small details—like test drives that map to your real routes, trade-in evaluations that respect your time, and product specialists who explain features in plain language. It also shows up in our long-standing commitment to transparency and community involvement. We believe buying a vehicle should feel natural and confident from the first hello to the final signature, and that’s exactly how we operate every day. Inventory Built Around How Trenton Drives Your vehicle should fit your week, not the other way around. Our showroom and lot feature a wide range of new Mitsubishi models, including popular choices like the Outlander, Outlander Plug-in Hybrid, Eclipse Cross, and Outlander Sport, along with a carefully curated selection of pre-owned vehicles. Want three-row versatility for family, friends, and weekend activities? Looking for a compact SUV that’s easy to park near the State House or along Warren Street? Prefer electrified capability that still works with your routine? You’ll find options that make sense for commuting, parallel parking, and longer trips down the Shore or up Route 31 toward Clinton. Inside today’s Mitsubishi lineup, drivers appreciate practical technology that’s simple to use—like connected audio via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto™—and confidence-inspiring engineering, including available Super All-Wheel Control (S-AWC) for enhanced traction across wet ramps, unpredictable construction zones, and mixed-surface backroads. Our team helps you compare features at your pace so you can focus on what you’ll use every day, not just what sounds good on paper. Local know-how: We tailor shopping and test drives to real Trenton-area driving—think Route 129 merges, US-1 traffic flow, and weekend parking near Mill Hill. Inventory breadth: From efficient commuters to family-ready SUVs, you’ll see options that match daily life on both sides of the Delaware River. Certified quality: Meticulous inspections on pre-owned vehicles help you drive with confidence from day one. Flexible appointments: Visit on your schedule—weekday evenings or a Saturday stop before errands—to keep your time your own. Trade-in made simple: Get a transparent, market-based offer so moving from your current vehicle to your next feels seamless. Credit support: Our dedicated finance solutions help first-time buyers and returning shoppers make clear, comfortable decisions. Easy online tools: Explore inventory, request a personalized walk-through, and start your pre-approval from home. Financing That Works for Real Budgets Clear, supportive financing can make all the difference, especially if you’re balancing a new commute, a growing family, or a recent move. Our finance center offers straightforward pre-approval tools and a payment calculator to help you plan with confidence. We work daily with a network of lending partners to help more people find a path forward, and we pair that with in-store guidance to answer your questions in detail—before you make any commitments. For drivers who are building or rebuilding credit, we bring decades of experience to the table. Peruzzi Mitsubishi has been a leader in consumer credit building since 1986, with an affiliated lender that helps streamline decisions—removing the runaround you’d expect from traditional institutions. Our Buy Here Pay Here and Credit Builder Program options are designed to help qualified shoppers get moving, with payment schedules that align to your pay cycle and tools that make staying on top of your loan simple. Many drivers appreciate that this support can help them establish positive payment history over time. Your trade-in can also be part of a smarter budget plan. We provide convenient, transparent evaluations that consider local demand, market data, and your vehicle’s real condition. If you’re upgrading from a trusted daily driver or ready to move on from a second car that sits more than it’s driven, we’ll help you turn it into momentum toward your next vehicle—with clear, written numbers and no surprises. Service, Parts, and Long-Term Confidence Ownership should be simple after you drive home. Our Mitsubishi Certified Technicians handle everything from oil changes and brake service to battery diagnostics, alignment checks, and multi-point inspections. Scheduling is easy online, and you can pair routine work with our service offers to keep maintenance both timely and convenient. We stock OEM parts and provide quick ordering for non-stock items, so repairs are completed with the right components the first time. That approach—precision and predictability—helps protect performance, efficiency, and resale value. We also care about the moments you don’t plan. New Mitsubishi vehicles come with 24/7 Roadside Assistance for five years/unlimited miles. And with the Mitsubishi Road Assist+ app, you can access support, monitor trips, and explore helpful driving feedback. It’s all part of our broader commitment to help you enjoy your vehicle—whether you’re cruising along Scenic Overlook in Washington Crossing or easing into a tight on-street space near South Broad Street. Our reach mirrors how people live and drive across the region, serving Cherry Hill, Levittown, and Bristol—so if your week takes you across county lines, our team, tools, and service lanes are ready to back you up. Frequently Asked Questions: How close are you to Trenton, NJ? We’re just across the river—an easy drive from downtown Trenton via US-1 and the Trenton-Morrisville Toll Bridge—so you can shop, test drive, and service without adding miles to your day. Do you offer both new and used vehicles? Yes. You’ll find the latest Mitsubishi SUVs and well-inspected pre-owned options, all presented with the information you need to compare confidently. Can I start financing online? Absolutely. Use our quick pre-approval and payment calculator to estimate monthly ranges and streamline your visit. Our finance specialists finish the details with you in-store. What if my credit isn’t perfect? We work with a broad network of lenders and offer dedicated options—including Buy Here Pay Here and our Credit Builder Program—to help qualified shoppers find a path forward. How do trade-ins work? Bring your vehicle for a straightforward, market-based appraisal. We’ll explain our evaluation, provide a clear offer, and show exactly how it applies to your next purchase. Do you service all makes and models? What about EVs or diesel? Yes, we service all makes and models and support EV maintenance. We do not service diesel engines. Our Mitsubishi Certified Technicians focus on precision, OEM parts, and timely care. Which Mitsubishi features are most helpful for Trenton driving? Drivers often value connected tech like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto™, confident traction from available S-AWC, and driver-assist features that make lane changes, parking, and traffic easier day to day. Your Next Step If you’re ready for a modern, easygoing way to buy, finance, trade, and maintain your vehicle, we’re ready to help. From a first test drive to your first service visit—and every mile in between—we keep the experience simple, transparent, and locally tuned to how you live. Tell us how you drive, what you need, and what you want to spend time on during your visit. We’ll take it from there. Have questions or want a personalized walk-through of a vehicle? Contact Peruzzi Mitsubishi to request more information, schedule a test drive, or start your pre-approval today. We look forward to welcoming you soon. Request more information

Peruzzi Mitsubishi - Your Local Advantage — Mitsubishi Dealer near Levittown, PA If you are searching for a Mitsubishi Dealer near Levittown, PA that understands local driving and makes every step of the car buying process straightforward, you are in the right place. We combine a strong selection of vehicles with a knowledgeable team, flexible financing options, and an easy trade-in experience so you can focus on finding the right car or SUV for your daily routine. From errands along Lincoln Highway to weekday commutes on US-1, I-295, or I-95, drivers around Levittown need vehicles that are efficient, comfortable, and confident in varying traffic and road conditions. Our approach is simple — offer clear guidance, convenient tools, and attentive support before, during, and after your purchase. Local convenience, built around your day We are right next door in Fairless Hills, just minutes from Levittown shopping, parks, and neighborhoods. That means short test-drive trips, quick service visits, and an easy route whether you are coming from Woodbourne Road, Oxford Valley, or Lincoln Highway. With a team that knows the region well, we tailor recommendations to how you actually drive — from highway merges and tight parking near local shopping centers to weekend outings toward the riverfront or beyond. We are proud to be part of the community, serving Bristol, Langhorne, and Bensalem with attentive sales, service, and financing support that reflects the way people here live and travel. Inventory that fits daily life around Levittown Whether you are exploring a new Mitsubishi Outlander, Eclipse Cross, Outlander Plug-in Hybrid, or Outlander Sport, our inventory strategy centers on versatility. Families appreciate flexible seating and smart cargo spaces. Commuters look for intuitive tech and strong driver-assistance features. And everyone values vehicles that feel composed in stop-and-go traffic and confident in quick lane changes on US-1 and I-95. You can browse online, compare trims and features, and schedule a drive that starts right on time. Our product specialists are ready to walk through capabilities like Super All-Wheel Control (S-AWC), Blind Spot Warning, or smartphone integrations such as Android Auto™ so you can choose with clarity. Selection you can compare: Explore popular Mitsubishi SUVs side by side to match space, features, and driving feel. Mitsubishi Certified product guidance: Get clear explanations of systems like S-AWC and Forward Collision Mitigation. Trade-in friendly shopping: See your estimated trade value early to streamline decisions. Online-first tools: Start your paperwork, value your trade, and request a test drive from home. Flexible test drives: Map routes that include the roads you use most for a realistic feel. Financing designed around real budgets Buying a vehicle should feel predictable and transparent. Our finance team focuses on clear options, timely communication, and programs that meet you where you are. Whether you are building credit, exploring standard financing, or looking for a shorter loan term, we make approvals and next steps straightforward. At Peruzzi Mitsubishi, our finance center offers quick pre-approvals, a streamlined credit application, and guidance to help you understand terms, protection options, and monthly scenarios before you decide. If you are rebuilding credit, our Credit Builder Program and Buy Here Pay Here options with our affiliated lender can help you move forward with confidence. Quick pre-approval: Get a head start with a fast, online credit application and timely follow-up. Credit Builder Program: Explore paths that can help establish or rebuild credit through on-time payments. Buy Here Pay Here: Work directly with our affiliated lender for a simplified process without traditional bank hassles. Tailored terms: Options that align with your income timing — weekly or bi-weekly — to support consistent budgeting. Protection choices: Ask about vehicle service contracts and other options that help protect your investment. Trade-in made simple and transparent Trading your current vehicle should not slow you down. Share a few details to see an estimated value, bring your vehicle for a quick on-site review, and apply the value to your next purchase. We keep the process efficient, with clear paperwork and no guesswork, so you can transition from one set of keys to the next with confidence. If you are still deciding between models or trims, we can finalize your trade while you compare features — so everything is ready when you choose. Service and parts support you can count on After you drive home, count on our Mitsubishi Certified Technicians and a dedicated service team to keep your vehicle running at its best. Schedule online, drop off early, pick up later, or wait in our lounge while we complete routine maintenance or more involved repairs. We service all makes and models and use OEM parts for precise fit and long-term reliability. Whether you need an oil change, brake inspection, tire replacement, or high-voltage system care for a plug-in hybrid, our experts bring the right training and tools to the job. Ask about our tire options and road hazard coverage on eligible tires, plus helpful service specials that align with common maintenance intervals. Mitsubishi-certified technicians: Factory training and up-to-date diagnostics for accuracy and efficiency. OEM parts expertise: Parts that fit right the first time, with quick ordering for non-stock items. Online scheduling: Choose the date and time that works, with reminders that keep you on track. Service for all makes: From Mitsubishi SUVs to many other brands you might also drive. EV and PHEV readiness: Trained support for batteries, charging components, and related systems. Roadside resources: Learn how Mitsubishi Road Assist+ and helpful benefits support your ownership. Built for the Levittown drive Local driving can shift from quick residential hops to brisk highway stretches in a single trip. That is why features like S-AWC, confident braking, and active safety systems matter. If you frequent tight parking at busy shopping centers or parallel spots along neighborhood streets, compact footprints and clear camera views make a difference. For tech, seamless smartphone pairing through systems like Android Auto™ helps keep directions, calls, and music familiar and easy to reach. We will help you translate features into everyday benefits — how seating folds for bulky cargo, which driver-assistance features ease a crowded merge, and how ride comfort changes across the models you are considering. The goal is simple: the right fit for your routes, passengers, and routine. Frequently Asked Questions: How close are you to Levittown, PA? We are just a few minutes away in Fairless Hills, conveniently reached via Lincoln Highway and local connectors. It is an easy drive for quick test drives, trade appraisals, and routine service visits. Can I get started online before I visit? Yes. You can begin with a pre-approval, value your trade, and request a test-drive appointment. We will prepare options in advance so your visit is efficient. Do you offer support for credit rebuilding? We offer a Credit Builder Program and Buy Here Pay Here options through our affiliated lender. Our team will walk you through requirements, timing, and how payments can help rebuild credit over time. Will you service vehicles from other brands? Yes. Our Mitsubishi Certified Technicians service all makes and models and use OEM parts for Mitsubishi vehicles, with quick ordering available for many other brands as well. Can you handle EVs or plug-in hybrids? Yes. Our team is trained to support EV and PHEV maintenance, including high-voltage and charging-related systems, along with routine services like tires, brakes, and fluid checks. What is the best way to plan a realistic test drive? Let us know the roads you use most — US-1, I-95, or local streets — and what you want to evaluate, such as ride comfort, visibility, or parking ease. We will map a route that mirrors your daily driving. Peruzzi Mitsubishi brings it all together — local convenience, expert guidance, flexible financing, and a service team that keeps you moving. When you are ready to explore your options, request more information. Tell us what you drive now, what you need next, and how you like to shop — in-store, online-first, or a mix of both. We will tailor the process to you, line up vehicles to compare, and help you test features that matter in everyday Levittown driving. Contact Peruzzi Mitsubishi today to schedule a test drive, start your pre-approval, or begin a quick trade appraisal, and let us help you drive with confidence. At Peruzzi Mitsubishi, our mission is to make every step clear, efficient, and friendly — from your first question to your next service visit and every mile in between. Request more information

Peruzzi Mitsubishi - What to Know About the 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport The 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport brings a smart blend of value, capability, and everyday comfort to the compact crossover class. It is thoughtfully equipped where it counts — from standard All-Wheel Control and LED lighting to modern connectivity and driver-assistance tech — making it an easy fit for commuters, first-time SUV shoppers, and long-time Mitsubishi fans alike. If you’re looking for a vehicle that is simple to own and satisfying to drive, the Outlander Sport stands out for its balanced approach. It delivers confident traction in changing conditions, a maneuverable footprint for tight streets, and a cabin that punches above its weight with intuitive features and flexible cargo space. Design and Cabin Feel The 2026 Outlander Sport leans into a durable-yet-refined design language. The exterior stance is upright and athletic, with standard LED low and high beam headlights and LED tail lights for crisp illumination and a premium touch. Rain-sensing wipers are also standard, a small detail that pays off in daily convenience. Inside, the layout is straightforward and driver-centric. An 8.0-inch Smartphone-Link Display Audio system places your apps within easy reach via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Automatic climate control simplifies comfort settings, while a clean instrument panel and supportive seating keep long drives relaxed. Higher trims step up the look and feel with details such as heated front seats and a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob. Performance and All-Wheel Control Under the hood, the Outlander Sport uses a 2.0L MIVEC DOHC 16-valve inline 4-cylinder paired with a continuously variable transmission. The powertrain focuses on smooth, predictable response and efficiency, complemented by a tuned suspension that’s comfortable over rough pavement yet composed in corners. All-Wheel Control (AWC) comes standard across the lineup, providing surefooted traction for uneven pavement, wet roads, or unpaved detours. A Drive Mode Selector helps tailor the SUV’s behavior to your preference, while 8.5 inches of ground clearance adds confidence when the route gets a bit more adventurous than planned. Powertrain: 2.0L MIVEC inline-4 with 148 hp and 145 lb-ft Drivetrain: Standard All-Wheel Control (AWC) Efficiency: EPA-estimated 23 mpg city/29 mpg highway/26 mpg combined Ground clearance: 8.5 inches Turning circle: 34.8 feet Seating: 5 passengers with 60:40 folding rear seat Cargo volume: 21.7 cu. ft. behind second row, 49.5 cu. ft. max Infotainment: 8.0-inch display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Safety: Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Warning, Automatic High Beam, 7 airbags, Rearview Camera, ASC, HSA, TPMS, RISE body construction Warranty: 10-year/100,000-mile Powertrain Limited Warranty, 5-year/60,000-mile New Vehicle Limited Warranty, and 5 years of roadside assistance Trim Walk: Which Outlander Sport Fits You The Outlander Sport lineup keeps the choice simple and meaningful. Each trim builds on a robust standard feature set so you can decide what matters most — wheels and styling, interior amenities, or cold-weather comforts — without sorting through dozens of packages. 2.0 S: AWC, automatic climate control, rain-sensing wipers, LED headlights and tail lights, 8.0-inch display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, fabric seating, and 16-inch wheels 2.0 ES: Adds 18-inch alloy wheels and LED fog lights for a sharper look and enhanced visibility 2.0 LE: Ups the cabin feel with heated front seats, leather-wrapped steering wheel, shift knob, and parking brake lever, black exterior mirror caps, and 18-inch black-painted alloy wheels Technology and Safety Confidence Connectivity is refreshingly straightforward. Plug in and go with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on every trim, stream your favorite music via HD Radio, and manage calls or playlists with steering wheel-mounted controls. Multiple USB ports are available to keep devices charged and content flowing on family days or road trips. On the safety front, the 2026 Outlander Sport brings a robust foundation: Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Warning, Automatic High Beam, seven airbags, Rearview Camera, Active Stability Control, Hill Start Assist, a Tire Pressure Monitoring System, and Mitsubishi’s RISE body construction. The combination helps the SUV actively support avoidance and protection, and those reassuring layers are standard, not reserved for top trims. Space, Dimensions, and Everyday Utility Five-passenger seating and flexible cargo room give the Outlander Sport an easygoing practicality. With the rear seats up, you get 21.7 cubic feet of cargo space — plenty for groceries, strollers, or a couple of carry-ons. Fold the 60:40 rear seatbacks and the space expands to 49.5 cubic feet for bulk runs or weekend projects. Compact exterior dimensions keep things maneuverable — 171.9 inches long, 71.3 inches wide, and 64.8 inches tall — while the 105.1-inch wheelbase helps deliver a settled ride. Inside, generous headroom (39.4 inches front, 37.9 inches rear) and practical legroom (41.6 inches front, 36.3 inches rear) mean adults can ride comfortably in both rows. RALLIART Style and Accessories For a bolder, motorsport-inspired look, the 2026 Outlander Sport RALLIART edition returns with distinctive exterior accents that nod to Mitsubishi’s rally heritage. It’s a ready-made way to stand out — and it pairs naturally with a wide selection of official accessories tailored to active lifestyles. Crossbars: Put unused roof space to work for bikes, skis, and cargo carriers Mud guards: Help protect paint from road rash and debris All-weather mats and cargo tray: Shield high-traffic areas from dirt and spills Tonneau cover: Keep cargo out of view and cut cabin clutter Remote engine start: Pre-condition the cabin before you set off Rear park assist sensors: Add audible awareness when backing into tight spots Outlander vs. Outlander Sport Both Outlander and Outlander Sport wear the Mitsubishi badge with pride, but they serve slightly different needs. Outlander is the larger, three-row option focused on maximum family flexibility and available plug-in hybrid capability, while Outlander Sport is a nimble, two-row crossover that prioritizes maneuverability, value, and standard AWC in a city-friendly footprint. If you want extra seats, choose Outlander; if you prefer compact size with confident traction and a strong feature set, Outlander Sport fits perfectly. How to Shop Confidently Set priorities: Decide what matters most — traction, technology, styling, or price point Compare trims: Review S, ES, and LE equipment to match your feature wish list Plan accessories: Consider crossbars, protective mats, or remote start to tailor the SUV Schedule a test drive: Experience ride quality, visibility, and tech ease-of-use firsthand Review ownership perks: Factor in the long powertrain warranty and roadside assistance Ready to experience the 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport in person? Visit Peruzzi Mitsubishi — serving Philadelphia, Trenton, and Cherry Hill — to explore inventory, compare trims side by side, and take a no-pressure test drive. Our team will walk you through options, answer your questions, and help you find the right fit with confidence. Frequently Asked Questions: Is the 2026 Outlander Sport all-wheel drive? Yes. All-Wheel Control (AWC) is standard across the 2026 Outlander Sport lineup for confident traction and stability. How many seats does the 2026 Outlander Sport have? Five. The Outlander Sport is a two-row compact crossover with comfortable space for five passengers. What are the dimensions of the 2026 Outlander Sport? Overall length is 171.9 inches, width is 71.3 inches, and height is 64.8 inches. Wheelbase measures 105.1 inches, and ground clearance is 8.5 inches. What is the cargo capacity? You get 21.7 cubic feet behind the second row and up to 49.5 cubic feet with the rear seats folded. What size tires does it use? Base models typically wear 215/70R16 tires, while higher trims step up to 225/55R18 tires. What is the gas mileage? The EPA estimates are 23 mpg city, 29 mpg highway, and 26 mpg combined. How does the Outlander Sport differ from the larger Outlander? Outlander Sport is a compact, two-row SUV focused on maneuverability and value, while Outlander is a larger, three-row model with more seating and cargo flexibility. What is the towing capacity of the 2026 Outlander Sport? The Outlander Sport is designed primarily for daily driving and light utility. If you plan to tow, review the owner’s manual and consult our team to confirm rating, equipment, and best practices for your specific setup. Request more 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport information

Peruzzi Mitsubishi - What to Know About the 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander The 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander arrives with a clear mission—make every trip feel confident, connected, and comfortable for up to seven passengers, without asking you to compromise on technology or efficiency. From its refined interior to its capable mild-hybrid powertrain and available all-wheel control, this three-row SUV is designed to fit the way modern families, commuters, and weekend explorers actually live and drive. Below, you will find a structured, in-depth look at design, performance, tech, safety, audio, trims, and practical ownership considerations. Whether you are comparing SUVs, deciding between 2WD and S-AWC, or mapping out your next test drive, consider this your quick-start guide to the Outlander’s standout strengths. Design and Everyday Comfort Step inside the 2026 Outlander and you will notice the balance of space and polish. Seating for seven comes standard, anchored by a versatile second row and a third row that folds away when you need cargo room instead. Details like soft-touch surfaces, thoughtful storage, and available upscale seating materials create a calm, refined cabin experience on short drives and long hauls alike. Seating and space: Standard three-row layout with room for up to seven passengers, plus a flexible 40:20:40 second row for passenger and gear combinations. Cargo versatility: Up to 64.3 cubic feet with seats folded, 30.6 cubic feet behind the second row, and 10.9 cubic feet behind the third row—ready for strollers, luggage, sports gear, and more. Premium touches: Available upgrades include synthetic suede or leather-appointed seating surfaces, a panoramic sunroof, and ambient lighting to elevate every drive. Smart storage: Thoughtfully placed bins, bottle holders, and under-floor cargo areas make it easy to stay organized. Performance, Efficiency, and Capability Under the hood, the 2026 Outlander uses a 1.5-liter MIVEC turbocharged four-cylinder paired with a 48V mild-hybrid system (BSG). The result is smooth, responsive power with smart energy assist for stop-and-go driving. A continuously variable transmission helps keep the engine in its sweet spot for both performance and fuel economy, and models equipped with available S-AWC (Super All-Wheel Control) add extra confidence on varied road surfaces. Mild-hybrid power: 1.5L turbocharged engine with a 48V belt starter generator supports acceleration and helps optimize efficiency. Intelligent drive modes: Normal and Eco modes are standard, with Tarmac, Gravel, Snow—and available Mud—on models with S-AWC for traction tailored to conditions. Real-world efficiency: Competitive EPA estimates, including up to an EPA-estimated 31 mpg highway and 28 mpg combined, depending on trim and configuration. Towing and clearance: Up to 2,000 lbs of towing capacity and over 8 inches of ground clearance help accommodate small trailers and rougher roads. Composed ride: A MacPherson strut front and multi-link rear suspension deliver confident handling and comfort. Technology That Feels Effortless The Outlander puts the infotainment features you want front and center. A standard 12.3-inch Smartphone-link Display Audio system with navigation anchors the dash, and wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto come standard to simplify daily connectivity. Available upgrades include a head-up display, a full digital driver display, and a wireless charging pad—conveniences that quickly become essentials. Big-screen integration: Standard 12.3-inch display with built-in navigation for intuitive maps and media control. Wireless convenience: Wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto are standard for quick pairing and fewer cables. Digital confidence: Available 10.8-inch head-up display and 12.3-inch full digital driver display present key info in your line of sight. Remote peace of mind: Mitsubishi Connect with Safeguard and Remote Services (trial period included) enables features like remote start, vehicle status, and emergency assistance from a compatible smartphone app. 360-degree awareness: The available 360-degree multi-view camera system simplifies tight parking and low-speed maneuvering. Advanced Safety From Every Angle Confidence is more than a feeling—it is built into the Outlander’s standard safety suite. Eleven airbags and a range of driver assistance technologies help look out for you, your passengers, and other road users. From low-speed parking to busy highways, the Outlander’s systems are designed to support attentive driving and reduce fatigue. Collision protection: Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection helps warn and can assist with braking to reduce the severity of frontal impacts. Blind-spot support: Blind Spot Warning with Lane Change Assist helps monitor adjacent lanes when passing or merging. Parking safeguards: Rear Automatic Emergency Braking and Rear Cross Traffic Alert assist during backing and tight-lot navigation. Driver attention: Driver Attention Alert helps identify signs of fatigue or distraction and prompts you to refocus. Trailer stability: Trailer Stability Assist helps keep your small trailer tracking securely. Lighting and visibility: LED headlights, Automatic High Beams, and an available heated wiper and mirror setup enhance clarity. Yamaha Audio—A Concert-Class Experience For music lovers, the available Yamaha audio systems are a highlight of the 2026 Outlander. Choose from Dynamic Sound Yamaha Premium (8 speakers) or the Ultimate setup (12 speakers) for immersive sound throughout the cabin. Yamaha’s DSP tuning and concert-hall acoustic insights bring out detail and dimension that make podcasts, audiobooks, and playlists equally compelling. Fine-tuned acoustics: Yamaha Sound Meisters helped tailor the DSP for in-vehicle listening, yielding clear, rich reproduction. Immersive setup: The 12-speaker Ultimate system adds dual amplifiers and expanded midrange detail for lifelike vocals and instruments. Smart volume tech: Speed-Compensated Volume on Premium and Ultimate adjusts sound as road noise changes; Ultimate also offers Rain and Air-Conditioner Compensated Volume. Noise control: Door panel damping and reinforcement enhance clarity and bass response for a fuller soundstage. Trim Walk and the Trail Edition The Outlander lineup is built to match different needs and budgets, starting with feature-rich models and scaling up to premium comforts and specialized equipment. The Trail Edition adds an extra dose of adventure-ready style and function with rugged accents and accessory options designed for packing, protecting, and exploring with confidence. ES, SE, SEL, and packages: From standard 7-passenger seating and big-screen infotainment to available heated seats, head-up display, and more—there is a smart step for every shopper. Trail Edition essentials: Exclusive 18-inch alloy wheels, protective trim, and available cargo systems such as roof racks, cargo boxes, and baskets to expand your gear-carrying capability. Everyday polish: Even utility-focused trims maintain a refined cabin, user-friendly controls, and a consistent driving character across the lineup. Practicality is another Outlander strong suit. With generous passenger volume and multiple cargo configurations, it adapts quickly to your day. If your routine toggles between people-moving and gear-hauling, few SUVs in this class switch roles so easily. The Outlander’s dimensions strike a sweet spot—easy to park and maneuver, yet spacious inside. Families will appreciate the straightforward car-seat access points, available rear-seat sunshades, and rear-seat air vents for comfort that extends beyond the front row. How to Shop Smart for Your Outlander Clarify needs: Decide how often you use the third row, whether you want S-AWC, and which tech and comfort features are must-haves. Compare trims: Review ES, SE, SEL, and package content to match features and value. Experience it: Book a test drive and sample the Yamaha audio systems, the drive modes, and the multi-view camera. Plan ownership: Factor in warranty coverage, maintenance intervals, and available remote services for everyday convenience. Assess accessories: If adventure is on your calendar, consider the Trail Edition accessories for smarter packing and protection. Frequently Asked Questions: Does the 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander have all-wheel drive? Yes. The Outlander offers available S-AWC (Super All-Wheel Control) for enhanced traction and stability. You can also choose 2WD if you prefer. How many seats are in the 2026 Outlander? Seven. Three rows come standard across the lineup for seating flexibility. What engine is in the 2026 Outlander? A 1.5-liter MIVEC turbocharged four-cylinder paired with a 48V mild-hybrid system (BSG) for smooth, efficient performance. What is the towing capacity? When properly equipped, the 2026 Outlander is rated to tow up to 2,000 pounds—ideal for small trailers and light recreational gear. Does it support Apple CarPlay and Android Auto? Yes. Wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto are standard, integrated through the 12.3-inch Smartphone-link Display Audio system with navigation. What safety features are standard? Highlights include 11 airbags, Forward Collision Mitigation with Pedestrian Detection, Blind Spot Warning with Lane Change Assist, Rear Automatic Emergency Braking, and Rear Cross Traffic Alert, among others. Is a 360-degree camera available? Yes. The available 360-degree multi-view camera system provides overhead and split-screen views to simplify tight parking and close-quarters maneuvering. What is the difference between Outlander, Outlander PHEV, and Outlander Sport? Outlander is the three-row family SUV discussed here. Outlander PHEV is a plug-in hybrid with all-electric driving capability plus gas-electric range. Outlander Sport is a smaller two-row crossover for drivers who prefer a more compact footprint. What kind of warranty coverage does Mitsubishi offer? Mitsubishi backs the Outlander with robust coverage, including a 10-year/100,000-mile Powertrain Limited Warranty, a 5-year/60,000-mile Basic Warranty, 5 years of roadside assistance, and limited maintenance coverage—see dealer for full details and terms. When you are ready to compare trims, accessorize for adventure, or set up a test drive, our team at Peruzzi Mitsubishi is here to help—serving Philadelphia, Trenton, and Cherry Hill with a streamlined process, knowledgeable guidance, and a test-drive experience that focuses on your priorities. Visit us to see the 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander up close, explore S-AWC and drive modes, sample the Yamaha audio systems, and find the configuration that fits your life perfectly. The bottom line: the 2026 Outlander delivers the space, tech, safety, and value that matter most—wrapped in a confident design and backed by excellent warranty coverage. If a smart, well-equipped three-row SUV is on your list, add the Outlander to the top of your test-drive plans. Request more 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander information