Mitsubishi evo

Mitsubishi evoMitsubishi car manufacturer and its three diamonds in the badge are known for everyone. This manufacturer produces everything, from small compact city vehicles, through off-roads to special ones as Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution. Right this car was chosen by the company Seidl Tuning for next improvements. It’s the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution in its 8th generation. I think there’s

Mitsubishi evo

Mitsubishi evoMitsubishi car manufacturer and its three diamonds in the badge are known for everyone. This manufacturer produces everything, from small compact city vehicles, through off-roads to special ones as Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution. Right this car was chosen by the company Seidl Tuning for next improvements. It’s the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution in its 8th generation. I think there’s

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X FQ-400, 2010

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X FQ-400, 2010   The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X FQ-400 is the fastest and most extreme version of Mitsubishi's motorsport derived machine. With 403bhp and 387lb.ft of torque on offer from its advanced, lightweight aluminium 2.0-litre turbocharged MIVEC (Mitsubishi Innovative Valve timing Electronic Control) petrol engine the FQ-400 is able to reach 62mph from

Mitsubishi Motors to Bring New-Generation EV i-MiEV to Market

Delivery to corporate, governmental and local authority users starts late July; Sales to individuals to start AprilMitsubishi Motors Corporation today, on World Environment Day, unveiled the production version of the i-MiEV1 2 new-generation electric vehicle (EV), describing it as "the pioneer that will open the door to the next 100 years of our automobile society." The i-MiEV will go on sale on

Mitsubishi Evolution MR

Things have been rather quiet at Mitsubishi in these times of economic turmoil. The folks at the diamond-star brand seem to be battening down the hatches and weathering the storm by keeping a relatively low profile. Apart from some mention of possible upcoming electric cars, Mitsubishi hasn’t been in the news much at all this year, in fact.Nevertheless, the cars are still on the streets, and they

Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback – a great comeback

If you’ve crossed Mitsubishi off your shopping list when looking for a compact sedan or hatchback, you may be making a mistake.We understand how easy it has become to overlook this Japanese automaker that has fallen on hard times in the United States. With every passing month it seems that Mitsubishi's market share shrinks. You say, thanks but no thanks, you will stick with successful entities

Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback - Its better with 5 doors

Mitsubishi’s reputation for building fun vehicles was mostly made on the suspension of several generations of Eclipse and Lancer models, but probably not by supplying engines to Chrysler throughout the 1980s. On roads full of look-alike compacts, the Lancer Sportback is a fresh shape, riding on a well-engineered vehicle architecture. New for 2010, the 5-door version of the Japanese automaker’s

Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback Ralliart

I recently had a new 2010 Mitsubishi Lancer for a test drive. But this was no ordinary Lancer. This was a Sportback Ralliart model, complete with enough racing features to provide an exhilarating drive. There were a few downsides, however.Mitsubishi has their Lancer EVO, which is fairly popular and performs well. This new Sportback model of the Lancer provides more versatility by combining a

Mitsubishi Outlander GT

My, Mitsu, what a big mouth you have.All four different trim levels of the compact Outlander sports utility vehicle share what the company calls “fresh and aggressive styling,” basically a squared-off version of a classic Korean War-era F-86 Sabre Jet nose intake. The rest – not so fresh. But what’s inside reminds some of another Mitsubishi we love.Can some EVO be instilled in an Outlander? Let’s

Mitsubishi Lancer Ralliart - fun, roomy and practical with a dash of spice

There comes a times when you want more, but not too much… when you want power, handling, sportiness, and yes, some practicality, but not at the expense of comfort, usability and price.In other words, you want a lot of import go for the dough, but not the wings, wide wheels and things of streetwise rally cars like a 305-hp Subaru WRX STI or 291-hp Mitusbishi Evolution GSR.There are options, like

VIDEO: The Ultimate Taxi Ride in a Rally-Spec Mitsubishi Lancer EVO

In a perfect world for gear-heads, a sweet taxi ride would involve a high performance sports car, preferably a racing model, and a qualified driver. Unfortunately, the WRC-like Mitsubishi Lancer EVO taxi seen in the video after the jump exists only in fantasy, as this clip is a commercial for a new 4G mobile broadband plan from Norwegian cell phone operator Netcom. Click past the jump to watch

Honda, Nissan and Toyota Donate $3.75 Million Each for Japan

The massive earthquake followed by the even more devastating tsunami that struck the north-east coasts of Japan last week has brought together the country’s biggest automakers including Honda, Nissan and Toyota, which announced today that they will donate $3.75 million each for relief and recovery efforts in communities affected by the disaster. In addition to the contribution in money,

2011 Mitsubishi ASX

This 2011 Mitsubishi ASX (or RVR) will become a brand because it looks a really awesome car and it will probably compete with the other famous SUVs like BMW X6, Audi Q7 and so on even if I never read something saying this, if I would think to buy a SUV between this 2011 Mitsubishi ASX and a BMW X6, it would really be a tough decision.The main reason I made this post is just to show you some new

Mitsubishi Flexis Concept

var addthis_config = {"data_track_clickback":true}; The current generation Mitsubishi Grandis is a good representation of the Japanese automaker as a whole. Plastic-y interiors, underdone ride and handling and anodyne looks combine to make the Grandis a poor substitute for the vastly superior and better selling Toyota Tarago [Australia]. With its South Korean competition having long ago

Best Car Accessories for Toowong Mitsubishi

var addthis_config = {"data_track_clickback":true}; When choosing a car accessory for your MITSUBISHI LANCER, keep in mind that it will have to be installed at some point. I know that seems obvious, but it is easy to get caught up in all of the accessories and forget that you will have to find a way to get it in there. In order to make sure you install your car accessory properly, you will

Mitsubishi Outlander GT - Actually some Sport in this SUV

What a difference a year makes… or does it?When I tested the 2010 Mitsubishi Outlander crossover SUV, it had just received a facelift to give it the Lancer/EVO jet fighter face. It was also the new range-topping model, called the GT, which got some different trim and a few other items to spice up its looks and content.Now comes the 2011 model, with improved EPA fuel economy ratings … and no other

Mitsubishi Outlander Sport SE - New Mitsu looks great and more nimble

There used to be a cat in my old neighborhood that looked like every other one except for one thing – a lot less tail than the other kitties.This Manx cat, as the breed is called, had the same body size as its feline mates, but Mother Nature had shortened its rear design. It could leap, bound and land on its paws like any other cat – the short tail was just the way it was designed.Well,

Mitsubishi Lancer 1.5 Juro

var addthis_config = {"data_track_clickback":true}; The Mitsubishi Lancer nobody really wants but almost everyone gets across the pond has become a bit more desirable in the UK with the launch of a new special edition, which as usual translates to additional equipment at a more competitive price. The new edition is called Juro and is based on the Lancer 1.5 GS2 hatchback, which is powered by a

Mitsubishi Releases No-Frills Lancer 1.5 Juro Special Edition for the UK

The Mitsubishi Lancer nobody really wants but almost everyone gets across the pond has become a bit more desirable in the UK with the launch of a new special edition, which as usual translates to additional equipment at a more competitive price. The new edition is called Juro and is based on the Lancer 1.5 GS2 hatchback, which is powered by a 1.5-liter petrol engine gasping out 107-horses and

Mitsubishi Releases No-Frills Lancer 1.5 Juro Special Edition for the UK

The Mitsubishi Lancer nobody really wants but almost everyone gets across the pond has become a bit more desirable in the UK with the launch of a new special edition, which as usual translates to additional equipment at a more competitive price. The new edition is called Juro and is based on the Lancer 1.5 GS2 hatchback, which is powered by a 1.5-liter petrol engine gasping out 107-horses and