Mitsubishi: Lancer Mr on 2040-cars
Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, United States
I am selling my 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X for $21,400 it has 110,xxx miles, leather and cloth Recaro seats, Sparco shift knob, SST 6-speed dual clutch transmission. The car is lowered with adjustable Megan Street coilovers suspension, Brembo calipers with drilled & slotted rotors, debadged trunk, Carbon fiber vortex generator, Polyurethane front lip, 18x9.5 matte bronze 7Twenty Style 46 wheels +10 Offset (British brand wheels ordered from England). The engine is completely stock and well maintained. I use high mileage Mobil 1 fully synthetic oil. Vehicle is tinted all around with limo tint windshield visor. Red HellaSupertone horns, comes with original owners manual, Tires have a lot life left on them, they were purchased in April 2016. Vehicle has a 100,000/5 year extended warranty that I recently purchased in November 2015 (ask for details). I bought the car Oct 2013 from Illinois with 64,000 miles, I am selling my car because I am moving to England soon.
EMAIL : dowlinghangchowd@mynet.com
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