Evolution pictures from dealer showroom
Summary: Although I didn't get to drive it , I have to say that this car can be summed up in a few words: Comfortable, Practical, Powerful.
i always assumed close-ratio meant the gear ratios were close..not the gates.
Originally posted by AlieNate
Hailz!
I just went to the Auburn Valley Mitsu website and found this:
"the 2003 Lancer Evolution VIII is here NOW !
The latest incarnation of the legendary Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution has just arrived! This car is a no compromises road rocket!
* 271 HP 2.0 Liter 4-cylinder 16-valve twin turbo/intercooler
* Super Active Yaw Control
* 17" Einke Wheels
* Recaro leather bucket seats
* Electronically controlled center differential
* Brembro braking system "
How many errors can we find here?
Hailz!
I just went to the Auburn Valley Mitsu website and found this:
"the 2003 Lancer Evolution VIII is here NOW !
The latest incarnation of the legendary Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution has just arrived! This car is a no compromises road rocket!
* 271 HP 2.0 Liter 4-cylinder 16-valve twin turbo/intercooler
* Super Active Yaw Control
* 17" Einke Wheels
* Recaro leather bucket seats
* Electronically controlled center differential
* Brembro braking system "
How many errors can we find here?
Originally posted by Nzo
Explain to me again the part where you didnt get to drive it, but its powerful...
You are correct sir.
Explain to me again the part where you didnt get to drive it, but its powerful...
You are correct sir.
can someone tell me why there are 2 different llayout for the rear emblems ? the california showroom pics show a big "evolution VIII" on the center of the trunk hatch.
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Derek888. I have to agree with you. The overall interior fit and finish of the EVO is nowhere near on par with what you would expect of a $30,000 car, especially when my local dealer wants $45,000 for it. Sorry to say, but I'll pass for now, and then get a used one when the price drops to around $25k.
For those of you out there that were waiting for an EVO, and then had your dreams shattered because of the dealer mark-up. Go buy a WRX and spend the extra cash to mod the hell out of it.
Technically though...The EVO has some High Tech goodies on it. But for $45k, I could import an R33 Skyline GTR, Lotus Esprit, or hell even a used Ferrari Testarossa...
For those of you out there that were waiting for an EVO, and then had your dreams shattered because of the dealer mark-up. Go buy a WRX and spend the extra cash to mod the hell out of it.
Technically though...The EVO has some High Tech goodies on it. But for $45k, I could import an R33 Skyline GTR, Lotus Esprit, or hell even a used Ferrari Testarossa...
Originally posted by superGTO
Derek888. I have to agree with you. The overall interior fit and finish of the EVO is nowhere near on par with what you would expect of a $30,000 car, especially when my local dealer wants $45,000 for it. Sorry to say, but I'll pass for now, and then get a used one when the price drops to around $25k.
Derek888. I have to agree with you. The overall interior fit and finish of the EVO is nowhere near on par with what you would expect of a $30,000 car, especially when my local dealer wants $45,000 for it. Sorry to say, but I'll pass for now, and then get a used one when the price drops to around $25k.
The -overall- fit/finish of the Evo, IMO, is VERY good for this car. The door slammed home with a solid thunk, and I man-handled a lot of the dash and panels in that car and I didn't hear one squeak, rattle, or noise.
And sorry if your dealer is raping people at 45 large, but that's why you don't buy it from them. You buy it for MSRP at some other dealer.
The door slammed home with a solid thunk, and I man-handled a lot of the dash and panels in that car and I didn't hear one squeak, rattle, or noise.




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