I know for a fact that it was a IX wagon, since it looked exactly like the picture. Unless of course you can convert an entire front end

 

Hopefully you are correct and this means it's coming to the US.

 

Pleeeeease!

 

One of the guys over on a GTO site said he saw an Evo 9 wagon too. Interesting...

 

theres something about a wagon sliding sideways with a guy in full race attire that makes me laugh everytime i look at that first picture

 

Top gear did a show on the IX wagon. It was very intersting. They said that it was the fastest wagon ever produced and also said it feels almost like driving an evo untill you look in the rearveiw

 

Keep in mind, guys, that Mitsubishi's North American R&D center is in Ann Arbor, MI (near Detroit) so he probably DID see an Evo IX wagon. The new Lancer/Ralliart body has been spotted around the area, as well, in body camo (same ones as the spy shots). Also, there's no way you could confuse an Evo wagon for a Ralliart wagon unless you only saw it from the back. The front ends are nowhere near similar, even with a body kit.

evo4thewin - Get over to mievo.net and join the rest of the Michigan Evo/Lancer folk

 

It's always funny to me when people act like just because a car isn't produced or sold in the US, it can't possibly exist in the US, and if someone sees one, it was just an illusion or some kit or conversion

Back on topic: It's cool you saw one. Even though it's ugly, it's quite a rare sight in the US.

 

I would have to dump my Audi Wagon for this

 

From what read about this car in one the tuner mags, this wagon although heavier was aerodynamically better than the sedans. It also had more of its weight over the rear tires.

 

I would trade my car for one

 

It's definately a good vehicle if your a tuner with kids and haul a lot of stuff around. Better than a gas guzzling SUV.