The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution marketed as the Evolution I or the Evo I was released in 1992 fitted with an AWD drivetrain from the Mitsubishi Galant VR-4. The Evo I was powered by the same engine used by the Mitsubishi RVR and the Mitsubishi Chariot Resort Runner GT. Lancer's each wheel is controlled individually, it is constant and mechanical. There are a torque/power flow to each wheel instead of using breaking power (like in 918, FocusRS, Lambos or STI). The other AWD system that is also impressive (works in same way) is inside Nissan GTR. Our long-term Evo IX MR, propelled by the same 286-horsepower engine as the IX GSR but with a six-speed manual and a Bilstein suspension, managed to record the quickest lap time of the day, a 2:34 The Lancer Evo X is one of the best cars you can now have used for under $40,000 that can accommodate 4 adults and push your skills on a racetrack! Via: Mitsubishi. Nowadays, if you want a brand-new Mitsubishi, you’ll have to settle for the Mirage or the Outlander SUV and Eclipse Cross. The discontinuation of the Lancer nameplate marked an Mitsubishi Lancer SE 2.4 AWC: The SE level of the Lancer adds everything from the two models mentioned above but adds a 6.1 inch touch screen display with rear-view camera, heated seats, SIRIUS XM Radio, and 16-inch two-tone alloy wheels. Prices start at $20,995*. Mitsubishi Lancer SEL 2.4 AWC: With prices starting at just $21,995*, the Enough that people buy fast cars to have fun with the them. This person bought not an evo and is asking if they can use the same parts/mods on their lancer. I know the maintenance would be more but if you want an evo buy an evo. 30k is a lot of money and could buy a nice used evo I'm sure. cX3az. The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution marketed as the Evolution I or the Evo I was released in 1992 fitted with an AWD drivetrain from the Mitsubishi Galant VR-4. The Evo I was powered by the same engine used by the Mitsubishi RVR and the Mitsubishi Chariot Resort Runner GT. In the same year, the Lancer Evo IV was introduced. This was a totally new car. It received many improvements, with the biggest one being the available active rear differential. Lancer's each wheel is controlled individually, it is constant and mechanical. There are a torque/power flow to each wheel instead of using breaking power (like in 918, FocusRS, Lambos or STI). The other AWD system that is also impressive (works in same way) is inside Nissan GTR. This is a disambiguation page — a list of articles associated with the same title. There are 3 different Mitsubishi EVO castings currently. The Lancer Evolution 7 , the newer 2008 Lancer Evolution and the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI . And thats why its so damn expensive to improve anything on a base lancer interior. Cause everything is priced as if you were shopping for evo parts. Especially new head units. Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution, known for its turbocharged engine and all-wheel drive, remains iconic and beloved despite ending production in 2016. The possibility of a comeback for the Lancer Evolution nameplate is extremely low, and if it did, it would likely be as a hybrid or electric crossover. The rendered Evo XI retains classic Mitsubishi

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