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Originally Posted by aklucsarits
^^^ No, I was asking about the IX production numbers. Evo IX production has ended already, right? How many were produced for the US?
I'll check on that today and get back to you.
Last edited by jmk2888; Oct 26, 2006 at 11:12 AM.
Originally Posted by cMw
so would u say that feb 2008 is the earliest it will be released or could it possibly end up being like nov/dec of 07 if things end up getting done faster?
basically saying is feb 08 a definite date or is it a working date that mmna hopes to have it released by?
also with the 07 outlanders / evo x, will dealerships be having the same problem as they did with the 06/07 eclipses / spyders where they might get like 1-2 when they first come out since mitsu was doing it where as soon as they were done on the production line they were sending them out as opposed to getting a decent amount ready and then sending 7-10 to dealers as opposed to maybe 1-3
basically saying is feb 08 a definite date or is it a working date that mmna hopes to have it released by?
also with the 07 outlanders / evo x, will dealerships be having the same problem as they did with the 06/07 eclipses / spyders where they might get like 1-2 when they first come out since mitsu was doing it where as soon as they were done on the production line they were sending them out as opposed to getting a decent amount ready and then sending 7-10 to dealers as opposed to maybe 1-3
[QUOTE=cMw]so would u say that feb 2008 is the earliest it will be released or could it possibly end up being like nov/dec of 07 if things end up getting done faster?
begining like you have said and will increase over the periods of a couple of months. So do expect low quanities in the begining.....
begining like you have said and will increase over the periods of a couple of months. So do expect low quanities in the begining.....
Last edited by jmk2888; Jan 9, 2008 at 06:04 PM.
Originally Posted by jmk2888
I don't know anything about the new platform for the New Galant. As soon I get more info, I'll post it on this forum.
Originally Posted by Czubaka
Jmk2888, thanks for the info, we really appreciate it! It's great having someone with an inside line on this kind of thing.
The sportback looks alright. The turbo and AWD are definite plusses.
I am not a fan of the style changes in the Evo X. I do not like the coupe line or the blacked portion of the bumper between the radiator grill and intercooler. Those two things absolutely killed any prospect of me buying a X, which is why I jumped on buying an SE IX.
However, the changes I am complaining about in the X do not bother me so much when I see them on the sportback concept. With that said, that is my opinion of the X and I feel that people at Mitsubishi should know it, since I am a really big fan of Mitsubishi.
Aside from that, I have a question for you. How are SE IX sales doing?
I ask because SE Evos are not being marketed at all on the main MMNA web site.
I am not a fan of the style changes in the Evo X. I do not like the coupe line or the blacked portion of the bumper between the radiator grill and intercooler. Those two things absolutely killed any prospect of me buying a X, which is why I jumped on buying an SE IX.
However, the changes I am complaining about in the X do not bother me so much when I see them on the sportback concept. With that said, that is my opinion of the X and I feel that people at Mitsubishi should know it, since I am a really big fan of Mitsubishi.
Aside from that, I have a question for you. How are SE IX sales doing?
I ask because SE Evos are not being marketed at all on the main MMNA web site.
Originally Posted by jmk2888
Sales for EVO in North America are Aug. 2006 1,981 units and Sept. 2006 2,072 units.
I cannot tell if they are SE models are not, I just know that they are EVOs.
I think alot people are waiting for EVO X to be release that's why sales are not as good as they should be.
I cannot tell if they are SE models are not, I just know that they are EVOs.
I think alot people are waiting for EVO X to be release that's why sales are not as good as they should be.
Awww, damn. Well, thanks for the info you could provide.
Nice to have someone from
corporate actually talking with us.







