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2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution in Costa Mesa
Below is an AutomobileMag.com classified ad for a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution in
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Costa Mesa. If the vehicle details below aren’t sufficient or you’d like to schedule a test drive, use the form below to contact the seller.
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Vehicle Specs
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2008 |
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Inline 4 |
| Mileage: |
8,792 |
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Sedans |
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Costa Mesa,CA |
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4 |
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Manual |
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About This Car Turbocharged,Locking Front Differential,Locking Rear Differential,Traction Control,Electronic Stability Control,All Wheel Drive,Tires - Front Performance,Tires - Rear Performance,Aluminum Wheels,Power Steering,4-Wheel Disc Brakes,4-Wheel ABS,Rear Spoiler,Auto-Off Headlights,Fog Lamps,Daytime Running Lights,Power Driver Mirror,Power Passenger Mirror,Intermittent Wipers,Variable Speed Intermittent Wipers,Cloth Seats,Bucket Seats,Auxiliary Pwr Outlet,Front Floor Mats,Rear Floor Mats,Cruise Control,Adjustable Steering Wheel,Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel,Trip Computer,Tire Pressure Monitoring System,Power Windows,Keyless Entry,Power Door Locks,Remote Trunk Release,Vehicle Anti-Theft System,Alarm,AM/FM Stereo,CD Player,MP3 Player,Equalizer,Climate Control,A/C,Rear Seat Heat Ducts,Rear Defrost,Front Reading Lamps,Driver Vanity Mirror,Passenger Vanity Mirror,Passenger Air Bag On/Off Switch,Side Head Air Bag,Rear Head Air Bag,Child Safety Locks,Emergency Trunk Release"ABS (4-Wheel),Air Conditioning,Alloy Wheels,AM/F
Months in Fleet: 10
Mileage to Date: 25,000 Our affair with a 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution continues to run the gamut. One staffer piles on praise for the handling and suspension tuning, then another comes along and complains the car feels like it's falling apart and costs far too much. Though cars like an Evo aren't supposed to be for everyone, the range of comments it elicits is pretty entertaining. Here's Web producer Evan McCausland, who's spent a lot of time in the Evo and a few nights in our Four Seasons 2010 Nissan GT-R: "I know the Evo MR is still wicked fast and a blast to drive, but what used to feel like neck-snapping acceleration feels rather sedate, now that I've driven the GT-R (and, no, I didn't play with the GT-R's launch control)." I, too, thought the Evo was starting to feel a bit pedestrian, until I looked at the speedometer and noticed I was going far too fast for a public road. I then scribbled the following in our logbook, "God help us if cars like the Evo start to feel sedate or mundane. Maybe we need to spend some time in a Chevy Aveo to recalibrate our sense of sedate." Senior editor Joe Lorio explained the Evo best: "Many have complained about the Evo's humble, Lancer origins, but I think that's part of the charm of a car like this. The Evo, and its ilk, are the muscle cars of today. Like those '60s machines based on bare-bones Tempests, Belvederes, and Chevelles, this Mitsubishi spends ALL its money and effort on performance, and nothing, really, on comfort, convenience, or even styling." That formula works for Lorio, but he acknowledges that not everyone will feel the same way: "Will most people prefer a BMW 335i? Absolutely.... Read full article
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