http://www.mitsubishi-motors.ca/Lanc...olution_offers

They have the 09 RS models out now. My local dealer has one. Kinda sucks that the RS only comes in RR or WW though.

 

Hey guys, fellow Vancouverite here and I am also in the market. Just curious how much you guys all paid for your Evo's (OTD), the guys in the states are getting amazing deals while here all the dealers seem to be **** about pricing.

 

in vancouver good luck i ran almost to every dealer and they quote me prices that is pretty not worth it. wait until the 2010 comes out

 

AJR, quick question for u, I totalled my car on Wed so I need a new one, did u got to the dealers and find out for yourself which ones were good to deal with and also were any of them really willing to deal on the price? My local dealer won't budge at all on the price so I might have to go to Van or Calgary to pick one up. Thanks

 

Dang sorry to hear that! There's a black and a blue MR premium in north van left from 08. Great service and semi flexible on price~ Have u looked into importing one with the SSS package?

 

from what i can see now on the website, the 2009 are at 3.8% for any term......when a 2008 are at 0% up to 60 months, other than they are giving you 3000 rebate on the 2008 i just dont think its worth it to get a 2008........command we are almost in 2010.........they need to give at least 7000 rebate on the 2008 plus good financing. but i guess since the 2009 are really rare thats why you cant deal with them...

 

Can anyone confirm, i read the topic @ the Evo X General about 2010 Evolution, is limited production so basically roughly around 1800 cars i am not sure if its the whole entire earth only has 1800 or just USA, but if the prices on the 2010 Evolution are going to be higher than the normal prices for 2009 then i will order a 2009 so i don't have to wait and disappoint myself at the end

 

Its not going to be limited if there is demand for it. When I got my 08 the sales said the whole Canada is only getting 500...and every who got one got one. In conclusion, MMCS will make as many as their is demand from the market.