I currently own a 2015 Evolution FE and I love everything about it. The cabin is surprisingly spacious. The Evo X is just as comfortable dropping the kids off at school or driving to work as it is at a drag strip or roll racing. It is by far one of the most versatile cars I have ever driven. This car is very easy to upgrade, and it is very easy to ...
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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Overview
In designing the Lancer Evolution, Mitsubishi has taken its sport-oriented Lancer sedan and kicked its power and exterior styling up a notch to create what is essentially a street-legal racer. The most recent version of the Lancer Evo, as it is known to aficianados, is the 2008 model, designated the Evolution X.
Like previous versions of the Evolution, the 2008 Evo X will be powered by a four-cylinder engine, though the '08 will get a turbocharged version that will produce about 300 horsepower. It also will receive a redesigned four-wheel-drive system, called the Super All-Wheel Control system, or SAWC, and revised exterior styling, with a new grille, headlights, taillights, and rear spoiler, as well as a new interior.
The 2006 version of the Lancer Evolution, which is the most recent existing production car, was powered by a turbocharged 2.0-liter inline four-cylinder engine with variable value timing that pushed horsepower to 286. It was available in three trim packages, including the RS, the IX, and the SE. All three came with a five-speed manual overdrive transmission (which was standard equipment across the Lancer line), as well as air conditioning, Recaro front sport seats, a leather-trimmed steering wheel, and dual front airbags, among other options.
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Best handling car under 100k
by tlaf1326Love my evo, have owned it for almost 4 years now. I truly think this car could be the next supra for holding its value. It will be interesting to see since mitsu is not making them anymore. Truly a blast to drove. Just wish the seats folded down & was a 6 speed! -
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by BrianThis car is fast, loud (Rockford Fosgate 9 speaker system with subwoofer), and a blast to drive. The AWD system is flawless with Tarmac/Gravel/Snow modes. 291 HP stock, brembo brakes, and Recaro sport seats makes this AWD sedan a great choice.
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