Not fun to mod? pfff
This was my first import to mod an i had a blast.
Fawk that my car aint dead vrooooom psssh vroooom pssssh

that would be great!

i would have to agree its pretty much dead...well not dead...just more uncommon than it was before considering their are fewer and fewer everyday do to wrecks...

same thing i said...and i will to that

oh and so what if its dead...that just means more people looking at my car...then lookinf again cuz they dont know wtf just passed them

to that!! I'd much rather drive and mod a ralliart than any honda that you can throw parts at and expect it to work.

I go shoppin for parts a car-part.com all the time

I'm still having fun with this car..... although some days I wish it was STi

I agree the car is still fun and honestly it's really entertaining at 230/230 with the turbo

I love my ralli art. Like GearDownSon my ra was also the first import I have modded. I still get a smile on my face when i get down on her and all I have is a piggyback and a pulley. Im still looking at a few things to do to her (RRM Turbo, Ripp SDS) EVen if I had to get custom parts for it I would because I love our body stlye and Im not a big fan of the new body styles.

i got mine for $13,5 with 21k on it

I'm a new owner and new here as well. I must say I love my Ralliart. I bought it three weeks ago. '04 Sportback.
I'm enjoying the auto. It is not bad at all. Just have to brush up on my left foot braking. lol
I have plans for some esthetic mods as well as a few go fast goodies. I think I will have mine a very long time.
Definetly not dead. More like just beginning, at least for me. Im sure for others too.
This model has now a very large place in my heart and my stable. I am a diehard DSMer and general Mitsubishi freak and I am proud to drive her.

Uhhh left foot braking?

Who taught you how to drive?

I hope you don't think I use my left foot all the time. lol
No offense but if not I guess you never drove hard in a fwd on twisty back roads.
Left foot braking is just one of many driving techniques used to maximize speed, traction, and driving line. Look it up if you don't believe me. In fact it is probably used most in rallying. Which is funny considering the nameplate of our cars here.
Anyway. I effin love my Sportback Ralliart.

I was under the misconception that you were one of "those people" who learned to drive in an automatic with both feet.

You laugh but they're out there.