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The next generations of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution and the Subaru Impreza STi will reportedly be available with diesel powerplants, with the Evo set to combine the new tech with a hybrid system, according to UK publication Autocar. The public
Mitsubishi has made a few subtle changes to its 2010 model year Evolution X for the Japanese market. Already a highly potent machine, the revisions are only minor and includes lighter materials and a new colour display for the instrument clust
In this video, Inside Line pits the Subaru WRX STi against its arch rival, the Lancer Evo X. Although more interesting perhaps is how the entry level GSR stacks up against the technology-laden MR spec model.
The Mitsubishi Evo X has been put through its paces around the track, and just like its arch rival the Subaru Impreza WRX STi, this latest model falls short of its predecessor (but don't tell Alborz). Source: InsideLine
Last night, two Mitsubishi Evolution X preview cars were displayed at an unveiling in Perth. Both were specially flown in from Japan for a series of previews around the country for media, dealers and potential customers. Announced at t
We have decided that our company car is either going to be the new Evo X or the MY08 Subaru Impreza WRX STi. Although we are leaning a little bit in favour of the Evo X, we want you to tell us which car you'd buy. The Evo has the looks, perfo
Mitsubishi Evolution X Sydney Motor Show - World Premiere The king is finally here, and in the flesh, it is absolutely phenomenal.
If you think we are obsessed with the upcoming Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X, you'd right! The Evo X has been the attention of much Internet publicity lately. Set for its Australian debut at next month's Sydney International Motor Show, offici
Spyshots have become somewhat planned. Car Companies know full well if they are taking their cars out on public road, there will be thousands of people capable of taking high quality photos. We have been lucky enough to have photographers spyi
A source at Mitsubishi has informed CarAdvice of some unfortunate news. The upcoming poor mans supercar, the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X (pictured below) may no longer be for the poor. Sources have told CarAdvice the Evo X will go on sale for around $75-