They're trying to please more people so they can sell more cars and don't have to go out of business...

As long as Mitsubishi improves the driving experience rather than dulls it down with all the new features I'll be happy. If the car doesn't measure up to the 8 and 9 in fun factor then hopefully Suby doesn't make the same mistake with the new STI and I'll just buy one of those..

 

damn these things are really startin to grow on me

 

wow..good job bro! you ps'd that? looks great!

 

the image you attached is what we will be getting....the one at the show it too much of a concept look

 

man you killed it...

 

that looks great!

Anyway you could do it in Graphite Gray?

 

Is Mitsubishi trying to switch to Dunlop tires? See Dunlops on both the Evo X prototype and the 08 Lancer in those pictures. And there was one picture of Yokohamas on another 08 Lancer.

Evo X prototype with Dunlops: http://www.autoblog.com/photos/mitsu...type-x/128102/

08 Lancer with Dunlops: http://www.autoblog.com/photos/2008-...lancer/128370/

08 Lancer with Yokohamas: http://www.autoblog.com/photos/2008-...lancer/128389/

 

No they don't, it's the same car everyone else has seen.

 

sorry mispost

 

Yes.

I stated that I preferred the gauge layout in the IX, which is true. I like having the tach in the center position on a performance car. Having the split tach/speedometer makes it feel like it's some kind of Audi or something. Not bad per say, but it's not something I want in a sports car.

I also said that I didn't like the steering wheel. I hate having a wheel with buttons all over it. It just clutters it up, and is unnecessary. At least in a sports car.

If you're talking about a luxury car, that's one thing. But on a car that's supposed to be focused so much on performance, I don't like it.

I also don't like the shape of the wheel, and how they removed the indentations where your thumb should rest right at the 3 and 9 positions.

Little things, I know, but whatever; they're important to me.

 

"Power comes from a 2.0-liter turbocharged four cylinder engine with over 300 horsepower. A choice of a 5-speed manual or sequential-manual gearbox will be offered. Power will make it to the ground via a S-AWC (Super All-Wheel Control) system, featuring active steering and electronic yaw control."

http://www.leftlanenews.com/2007/01/...-breaks-cover/

this article was released on /2007/01/08/ as u can see in the link

 

do one in black

 

 

Great, I can show you articles that say 6MT that were released today.

 

thanks man, you probably just cost me alot of money, haha

I like it!