Following in the footsteps of Mitsubishi Outlander, the Japanese auto maker is adding a new crossover that will appeal to anyone looking for performance and comfort. Mitsubishi RVR is hitting dealers across Canada and the United States. Let's take a look at one going directly to Montreal.

RVR features a more scrunched nose with a narrowed grill. RVR also features exceptional handling, and is a pleasure to maneuver in any situation, and through all kinds of weather. Fog lights and aerodynamic front end design will take on those intense (and sometimes dangerous) Quebec winters.

"The short wheelbase can produce a choppy ride on some of our notoriously broken roads but it also helps make driving the RVR a breeze to drive in urban traffic and park in close quarters," according to Montreal journalist Jim Leggett.¹

Powering Mitsubishi's RVR is a 2.0-litre inline four-cylinder, delivering 148 horsepower and 145 foot-pounds of torque. It's not the fastest vehicle on the road, but Mitsubishi was willing to sacrifice something for incredible fuel economy. With its great new design and lowered front end, it achieves some of the best numbers in its class.

You can get into a RVR starting at $21,998 for SE 2WD, as well as chose from available options: Sportronic CVT transmission ($1200), freight ($1450) and more!

Source: ¹http://www.montrealgazette.com/cars/Head+head+2011+Mitsubishi/5557394/story.html