Evo 7 Spotted in Jersey
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From: Chicagoland
I worked at the Mitsu display last year (all of the sales consultants are expected to work there at least one day) I had the opportunity to sit in the car for a good half hour and check out all of the functions. The water sprayer and ACD buttons were way cool but one feature that goes unnoticed is the power retractable mirrors. Right next to the mirror adjusters there is a small button that folds the mirrors in automatically - very cool. By far the best experience was to start the car and rev it up a little. If you've been in an Eclipse Gs-t or GSX it is similar in how it revs but the exhaust note is deeper and sounds deceptive when you realize how much power is at hand. As far as comfort, the Evo dominates all. The seats are so supportive, it feels like you are "wearing" the car. Visibility is excellent even with the spoiler, and the shifter is so slick. I agree with everyone about the flares, this car has an awesome stance and appears to be "clawing" the road surface.
Originally posted by mitsuguy26
I worked at the Mitsu display last year (all of the sales consultants are expected to work there at least one day) I had the opportunity to sit in the car for a good half hour and check out all of the functions. The water sprayer and ACD buttons were way cool but one feature that goes unnoticed is the power retractable mirrors. Right next to the mirror adjusters there is a small button that folds the mirrors in automatically - very cool. By far the best experience was to start the car and rev it up a little. If you've been in an Eclipse Gs-t or GSX it is similar in how it revs but the exhaust note is deeper and sounds deceptive when you realize how much power is at hand. As far as comfort, the Evo dominates all. The seats are so supportive, it feels like you are "wearing" the car. Visibility is excellent even with the spoiler, and the shifter is so slick. I agree with everyone about the flares, this car has an awesome stance and appears to be "clawing" the road surface.
I worked at the Mitsu display last year (all of the sales consultants are expected to work there at least one day) I had the opportunity to sit in the car for a good half hour and check out all of the functions. The water sprayer and ACD buttons were way cool but one feature that goes unnoticed is the power retractable mirrors. Right next to the mirror adjusters there is a small button that folds the mirrors in automatically - very cool. By far the best experience was to start the car and rev it up a little. If you've been in an Eclipse Gs-t or GSX it is similar in how it revs but the exhaust note is deeper and sounds deceptive when you realize how much power is at hand. As far as comfort, the Evo dominates all. The seats are so supportive, it feels like you are "wearing" the car. Visibility is excellent even with the spoiler, and the shifter is so slick. I agree with everyone about the flares, this car has an awesome stance and appears to be "clawing" the road surface.
