and LHD Evo 6 in US?
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and LHD Evo 6 in US?
Are there any Evo 6 LHD versions made? For UK market or anything? Are there any in the US? Because I just saw one today, Silver Evo 6 LHD.
I know it's not a Mirage with Evo 6 conversion because it has EVERYTHING. The steering wheel, intercooler, OZ rims, brembos, "Tommy Makinen edition" seats, I didn't check the hood vents but I can probably see the 4G63 in there
I know it's not a Mirage with Evo 6 conversion because it has EVERYTHING. The steering wheel, intercooler, OZ rims, brembos, "Tommy Makinen edition" seats, I didn't check the hood vents but I can probably see the 4G63 in there
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There are several thousand Evo 6s in LHD, a few hundred TMEs.
I, for example, have a LHD TME RS2: http://www.lancerforums.com/registry...hp?vehicleid=6
I know of one person in Seattle driving around in a LHD TME RS2.
UK, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and several South East Asian counties use RHD. They are mainly former British colonies.
The original idea of driving on the other side was British: they saw the Germans, when they invented the automobile, drive on the right hand side of the road and decided to do it the other way around, like they do everything the other way around
Cant go further with that thought here but I'm sure you get the idea! 
I, for example, have a LHD TME RS2: http://www.lancerforums.com/registry...hp?vehicleid=6
I know of one person in Seattle driving around in a LHD TME RS2.
UK, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and several South East Asian counties use RHD. They are mainly former British colonies.
The original idea of driving on the other side was British: they saw the Germans, when they invented the automobile, drive on the right hand side of the road and decided to do it the other way around, like they do everything the other way around
Cant go further with that thought here but I'm sure you get the idea!
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Originally posted by Claudius
The original idea of driving on the other side was British: they saw the Germans, when they invented the automobile, drive on the right hand side of the road and decided to do it the other way around, like they do everything the other way around Cant go further with that thought here but I'm sure you get the idea!
The original idea of driving on the other side was British: they saw the Germans, when they invented the automobile, drive on the right hand side of the road and decided to do it the other way around, like they do everything the other way around
Cant go further with that thought here but I'm sure you get the idea!
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Originally posted by RedBean
I am afraid I would have to disagree with your reasoning here. http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a3_021b.html explains the real reason why England, Japan, and a few other places drive on the left, while the majority of the world drives on the right.
I am afraid I would have to disagree with your reasoning here. http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a3_021b.html explains the real reason why England, Japan, and a few other places drive on the left, while the majority of the world drives on the right.
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