Does anyone know how many Sportback there are in the U.S. or North America? I tried searching and came up with some various numbers. A couple posts had it at about 1500 to 1600 but another had under 2500 in North America. I just wanted to get an idea about how rare we really are.

-Joe

 

well i dont know up there bout down here.... very rare...
i know personally like 10 to 15 most of them girls and old women (very appealing to them)

 

I heard from the dealership that 2000 were shipped to the U.S., and I wouldn't doubt that they only sold 1500-1600

 

I saw 8 on a trailer at a dealer ship in atlanta one time and only saw one on the road after that!!! I think it would look good dropped real low and tinted out! not stock though

 

It's physically impossible to make that thing look good!

 

y? its just like your car only a wagon on the back. i think it would make a great show car.

 

Those cars are pretty cool looking IMO.

 

http://gallery.lancernation.net/CC-CCgirls

Actually i think it was about 2000 for North America, alot of people want them but Mitsu aint making them no more...at least for now

 

The car is completely different. I doubt the average person would even know it's a lancer! It's god awful ugly if you ask me. Being that you guys may be a little older than me (I'm 18) I assume it's because we have different tastes. I can respect that.. but you wouldnt catch me driving one thats for sure

 

I have only seen one Ralliart and 3 LS and i drive a lot! NY,PA,NJ,MD,DE....

 

ive seen at least six where i live

 

Ralliart in front + Volvo in the rear - Manual transmission = Sportback!!

 

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Nice Pics.

A lot of people ask me about my Sportback, a couple of times at the dealer. I found out about then on on the dealer lot while I was having a car worked on. Most people never knew they were.

-Joe

 

I like the idea, I just think the back end it to sqaure with the front end being that "beak like." With a kit, with the right curves they could look just awesome.

 

Looks like a wannabe volvo. Hideous.