2012 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Mr In Octane Blue on 2040-cars
Bellbrook, Ohio, United States
2012 LANCER EVOLUTION MR
IN OCTANE BLUE WITH LEATHER RECARO SEATS All maintenance has been done at dealer. The car has not been involved an accents or has it had any issues. This car has enjoyed a pampered life and is 100% stock, except for the Weather Tech Floor Mats. The engine is in impeccable shape and was broke in properly, I can verify this with data from Blackstone labs. I had the engine oil sampled at each oil change to verify engine brake in and stability. The lab reports are include in the documentation package that come with the car along with all of the books and invoices. Original Mitsubishi warranty cover the following;
MR level includes
Additional Options
included Premium Package
RALLIART WHEEL LOCKS AND FLUTED LUG NUTS INTERIOR PACKAGE
Comes with two sets of premium tires (dedicated summer and dedicated winter tires). JUST PUT ON NEW SUMMER TIERS - MICHELIN PILOT SUPER SPORT. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/testDisplay.jsp?ttid=174 CAR ALSO COMES WITH MICHELIN PILOT ALPINE WINTER PA4 TIRES THAT HAVE ONE WINTER ON THEM. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Michelin&tireModel=Pilot+Alpin+PA4 |
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Mitsubishi Pajero Final Edition marks end of Japanese availability
Thu, Apr 25 2019Thirteen years ago, Mitsubishi discontinued the full-size Montero SUV in the U.S., and now the same thing is happening in its home country of Japan where it's called the Pajero. The company is marking the end of availability there with a Pajero Final Edition. Only 700 examples will be built. There isn't a whole lot that separates the Pajero Final Edition from normal ones. It has serial number badging inside, and special stickers on the outside commemorating the SUV's introduction in 1982. One cool feature is a Citizen watch with Final Edition branding that's only available to buyers of this Pajero. For a little extra, customers can opt for an exterior package that adds a rear spoiler, chrome spare tire cover and mud flaps with aluminum plates that spell out Pajero. It comes standard with either a black or tan leather interior, a sunroof, roof rails, cold-weather package, and under the hood a 3.2-liter diesel I4 coupled to a selectable four-wheel-drive system and five-speed automatic transmission. The price for it is 4,530,600 yen, or $40,602 at current exchange rates. Somewhat amazingly, this final Pajero isn't much different from the Montero that left our shores. The exterior has been lightly refreshed over the years with different lights and bumpers, and a more integrated spare tire cover. But it looks otherwise unchanged. The interior does sport more modern trimmings. The U.S. model also used a 3.8-liter gas-powered V6 rather than a diesel, but it did have a five-speed automatic like the current one. For diehard Montero and Pajero enthusiasts, this is a somewhat sad moment, but the good news is that Mitsubishi will continue to offer the SUV in other markets where fuel isn't as expensive and roads can still be seriously nasty.
FCA compromises with France, moving Renault merger bid forward
Tue, Jun 4 2019FRANKFURT/PARIS – Renault directors were preparing to review Fiat Chrysler's $35 billion merger offer on Tuesday, after the Italian-American carmaker resolved differences with the French government overnight, three sources said. The compromise on French government influence over a combined FCA-Renault may clear the way for Renault's board to approve a framework agreement beginning the long process of a full merger, unless new issues surface at the meeting. France, Renault's biggest shareholder with a 15% stake, had been pressing for its own guaranteed seat on the new board and an effective veto on CEO appointments. But after late-night talks with FCA Chairman John Elkann, the French government has accepted a compromise that would see it occupy one of four board seats allocated to Renault, balanced by four FCA appointees, the sources said. Renault would also cede one of its two seats on a four-member CEO nominations committee to the French state, they said. Renault, FCA and the French government all declined to comment on the discussions. The same evening that the compromise was was negotiated, activist hedge fund CIAM wrote to the board of Renault to say it "strongly opposed" a planned $35 billion merger with Fiat Chrysler. Calling the deal "opportunistic," the fund said the current deal terms strongly favored Fiat Chrysler and offered no control premium. (Reporting by Arno Schuetze and Laurence Frost; additional reporting by Giulio Piovaccari in Milan and Simon Jessop; editing by Jason Neely and Rachel Armstrong) Government/Legal Chrysler Fiat Mitsubishi Nissan Renault merger
Renault-Nissan alliance reboot will kick off with five projects
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