While our need to carry strollers, prams and bags has lessened since 2017, a few nights away from the city still needs a boot full of clothes, games, snacks and a technology bank to exceed a 1960s' NASA launch. (He's relentless in extracting content from us all.) Upon mentioning to Stevo that my family had planned a brief trip to the Barossa Valley in South Australia, I soon found myself with the smart key to a Mitsubishi Outlander LS. When purchasing back in 2017 there was a stern requirement to haul a pram, bags myriad, and various toolsets and cleaning items for the very real messes that children created. Our VW was selected at the time for its generous boot size and the general aesthetic that pleased my wife and I. I'm a father to an eight-year-old and a five-year-old, with family-hauling duties currently being done with a 2017 Volkswagen Tiguan Comfortline 110TSI. So, the words that follow are a mix of findings from a former fleet person and the even more onerous task of just being a dad. I have, however, worked in a job that sought to supply colleagues with a vehicle that is fit for purpose – an exercise in researching and recommending the best vehicle for a given task. Much like Michael’s earlier 'Regular Everyday Bloke' review of the WRX tS Sportwagon, it should be noted that I am definitely not an automotive journalist. Wheels Media's production contributor Andy Hunt spends a few days with the 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander LS 2WD to give us his Regular Everyday Bloke "I'm no journalist" take on the popular SUV, and to see how it compares with his own 2017 Tiguan Comfortline 110TSI.
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