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2008 Mitsubishi Lancer
$14,615.00
Released March, 2007
The Pros:Tech-equipped (650W stereo, touch-screen navigation system, Bluetooth). CVT transmission with sportshift.
The Cons:Underperforms the promise of rally inspired driving. Torque steer.
The Mitsubishi Lancer has been around since 1973, and 2008 marks a significant design year for this model of sedan. No longer will the Lancer be thought of as the econobox version of the rally version Evo X as the vehicle has been completely redesigned.
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It is available in three trim levels: the base model DE, the luxury equipped ES, and the sportier GTS. All models use the same engine and each are available with a 5 manual transmission or a CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) automatic. The GTS model also features a Sportronic version of the CVT with steering wheel mounted aluminum paddle shifters that simulates a 6-speed manual gearbox.
The new Lancer is based on the same platform as the Outlander (another rally inspired vehicle), and features a 2.0L MIVEC inline-4 engine delivering 152 hp @ 6000 RPM and 146 ft-lb of torque @ 4250 RPM. The California models are modified to meet the PZEV emissions and deliver slightly less power at 143 hp. The engine block is made from aluminum and has dual-overhead cams. The GTS version includes many more of the luxury accessories, and includes body trim modifications including: 18" 10-spoke aluminum rims, a rear spoiler, a chrome tail pipe, and front-side air dams to reduce lift.
Tech Accessories
The Lancer is one of the most technology-equipped vehicles at its price point. It includes a 650 Watt stereo system, a touch screen navigation/audio interface, Bluetooth connectivity, and a 30 GB hard drive where you can rip and store your CDs.
Pricing
| Trim |
MT |
CVT |
| DE |
$14,615 |
$16,615 |
| ES |
$16,615 |
$17,515 |
| GTS |
$18,115 |
$19,115 |
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Tech-equipped (650W stereo, touch-screen navigation system, Bluetooth)
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CVT transmission with sportshift
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Underperforms the promise of rally inspired driving
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