2013 Evolution?
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As a Mitsu Dealer( aka the dumb guy) I am more than on top of everything. The 2013 are the same and I have already ordered a couple . the order turn around is 3+ months.
Travis
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There is not much to change that wont end up costing more. I dont think Mitsu wants to do anything that will increase the cost cause then the Evo will be in the BMW bracket.08-13 Lancer
94-99 eclipse
07-12 outlander
Nissan works the same way
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Looking at other cars:
The STi has remained mostly the same since 2008, besides of course fixing the mistake that was the 2008 model.
The c63 has been the same car since 2008, as has the M3, as has the 135i, as has a lot (all?) mini cooper models. The mustang received a few changes, but it has been the same body style (kind of) since 2005.
I would say for 2013 as an end year, the Evo is right on the mark.. sure it is nice to see a special model at the end, but this is still a mitsubishi product, so I won't hold my breath.
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So do you have to put down some kind of deposit when you order them? What if somethin happens between when you order and it comes that causes you not to be able to get it? Is there some kind of penalty or anything, just wondering cuz I've never bought a new car before. Also, how long do you think the 2013's will last and how long will you be able to order them? Cuz i won't be able to get one for awhile and don't wanna end up missing out.
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So do you have to put down some kind of deposit when you order them? What if somethin happens between when you order and it comes that causes you not to be able to get it? Is there some kind of penalty or anything, just wondering cuz I've never bought a new car before. Also, how long do you think the 2013's will last and how long will you be able to order them? Cuz i won't be able to get one for awhile and don't wanna end up missing out.
Last edited by vile; Jun 21, 2012 at 08:17 PM.
I know they are going to make the new evo as hybrid in 2014, however I still eager to see mitsu gets a new evo coming out...there was a rumor said that hybrid evo still can make 0-60 in 5 secs (I think X takes almost 6 sec to achieve 
), if mitsu REALLY can make it, why not? 
), if mitsu REALLY can make it, why not? 
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From: 10,000 frozen lakes
What exactly do you expect?
Looking at other cars:
The STi has remained mostly the same since 2008, besides of course fixing the mistake that was the 2008 model.
The c63 has been the same car since 2008, as has the M3, as has the 135i, as has a lot (all?) mini cooper models. The mustang received a few changes, but it has been the same body style (kind of) since 2005.
I would say for 2013 as an end year, the Evo is right on the mark.. sure it is nice to see a special model at the end, but this is still a mitsubishi product, so I won't hold my breath.
Looking at other cars:
The STi has remained mostly the same since 2008, besides of course fixing the mistake that was the 2008 model.
The c63 has been the same car since 2008, as has the M3, as has the 135i, as has a lot (all?) mini cooper models. The mustang received a few changes, but it has been the same body style (kind of) since 2005.
I would say for 2013 as an end year, the Evo is right on the mark.. sure it is nice to see a special model at the end, but this is still a mitsubishi product, so I won't hold my breath.
Last edited by SamsonEvoX; Jun 22, 2012 at 04:22 PM.
What exactly do you expect?
Looking at other cars:
The STi has remained mostly the same since 2008, besides of course fixing the mistake that was the 2008 model.
The c63 has been the same car since 2008, as has the M3, as has the 135i, as has a lot (all?) mini cooper models. The mustang received a few changes, but it has been the same body style (kind of) since 2005.
I would say for 2013 as an end year, the Evo is right on the mark.. sure it is nice to see a special model at the end, but this is still a mitsubishi product, so I won't hold my breath.
Looking at other cars:
The STi has remained mostly the same since 2008, besides of course fixing the mistake that was the 2008 model.
The c63 has been the same car since 2008, as has the M3, as has the 135i, as has a lot (all?) mini cooper models. The mustang received a few changes, but it has been the same body style (kind of) since 2005.
I would say for 2013 as an end year, the Evo is right on the mark.. sure it is nice to see a special model at the end, but this is still a mitsubishi product, so I won't hold my breath.
Doing 2008 through 2013 would be TWICE as long as any other Evo iteration.
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The X may be the longest running model of the Evo series, compared to toher cars, not so much. Not sure how the first post even came off as funny, but ok.
i apologize if i made any mistake, I own an evo 9 so I dont really know how fast X can do, what cars.com tells me is 5.8 on GSR and 5.7 on MR, as long as I think 5.7 can be counted as ALMOST 6, can I?
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