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Asked by Firas Sep 28, 2008 at 02:35 PM about the 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

do you advice me to buy lancer 2009 ?

6 Answers

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Make sure you have enough money? But seriously, just do your research. Price and compare trim levels using www.mitsubishicars.com Make sure you pay attention to other makes and models that are comparable, you don't want to rule them out because you might prefer them.

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Ask Fred. He seems to have an opinion about it. http://apps.new.facebook.com/cgchallenge/userCars.action?user=807802

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depends which trim you're planning on getting. As mentioned in previous replies, if you can afford it, yes. I'm already on my second lancer, my first having been the '06 Ralliart. I've had no problems or issues with either of them and I would highly recommend getting one.

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10x for the response man i cant effort the ralliart price ,and i dont need sucj a powerfull car lancer gt is enough for me .if u have any info about it 10x

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compare it also with the honda civic and the toyota corolla. they are a little bit expensive but more powerful 1- civic 2- corolla 3- lancer

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