The Mitsubishi Outlander Sport is an automobile nameplate used by the Japanese automobile manufacturer Mitsubishi Motors since 2010 for several subcompact crossover SUV models:
- Mitsubishi ASX, marketed as the Outlander Sport in the United States, Argentina, Brazil, and Indonesia since 2010
- Mitsubishi Xforce, marketed as the Outlander Sport in the Americas, Africa, and New Zealand since 2023
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- 380
- 3000GT, GTO
- Airtrek (China)
- Carisma
- Chariot, Nimbus, Space Wagon
- Colt
- Cordia
- Debonair
- Delica, Delica Cargo
- Delica D:3
- Diamante
- Dignity
- Dion
- Eclipse
- Endeavor
- Express
- Freeca, Adventure, Kuda, Jolie
- FTO
- Galant
- Galant FTO
- Galant GTO
- Galant Λ (Lambda), Eterna Λ (Lambda), Sapporo, Scorpion
- Galant VR-4
- Grandis (2003–2011)
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- Jeep
- Lancer
- Lancer Evolution
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- Maven
- Minica
- Mirage Dingo
- Pajero, Montero
- Pajero iO, Montero iO, Pajero Pinin
- Pajero Junior
- Pajero Mini
- Pistachio
- Precis
- Proudia
- Raider
- RVR, Space Runner
- Savrin
- Sigma
- Space Star
- Starion
- Toppo
- Tredia
- V3000
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