Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X Spyshots
April 12, 2007 by Alborz Fallah
Now that the majority of Subaru’s strong legion of fans will be moving over to buy a Mitsubishi GSR/Evo (given the Korean inspired new Subaru Impreza being such a let down and the beautiful Evo X ready to comfort Subaru fans), Mitsubishi have a little bit of pressure to deal with.
Not to worry though, A car which looks this good, can’t be a let down.
The Evo X will go head to head with the upcoming 2008 Subaru WRX STi, as well as the Japanese 911 Equivelant, the Nissan GT-R.
The best thing about these spy shots is the confirmation that it gives us knowing that the Evo X will exactly like the concept model.
Australia is expected to get the Evo X in early 2008 (Feb), and the new STi is set to arrive at the same time (with official unveiling of the STi in December’s).
Thanks to AutoExpress for the photos.
Concept Evo X :
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Now are you 100% sure this is not the Orion ? LOL
haha :D yes..
Even with the cladding, it already looks better than the new WRX
This car is giving me a bone that my dog can’t chew!
Being a former Lancer GSR owner in the early days, this thing excites me once again, and may even be the elixir to help me regain my youth. :-)
I Love this thing so much I am buying one when it comes out. Selling me beloved WRX for it to.
Wow…Uh huh….This is the goods no matter what car you drive or look for in a car..It’s gunna do every thing that you need in a road car plus more..
Bring it on please..
Maybe im missing something here guys but it doesnt look anything special? Actually looks like a lancer to me …. Can someone enlighten as to why the big fuss….
It has lost those sweet side repeater door mirros and the tyres and mags look like they have shrunken from the prototype as well. Loke the boot opening though.
Curious about the rubber it is running on. Looks like Advan Sport 103. You guys tell me what you reckon.
It def looks nice, and I bet its gonna be really fun to drive. Theres still alot we dont know. Price, and what stuff isnt gonna make it to the prodution line.