Advertising:

Greetings, I have decided that for the right price, I am willing to part with my beloved EVO. Clean title on hand. All stock except for turbo back exhaust. The down pipe from the turbo is made by Turbo XS. The rest I don't know really know, but sounds AWESOME and brakes necks. Brand new clutch, throw-out bearing, pressure plate, flywheel, transfer case output shaft seal and side ring, rear dif. oil change, transfer case oil change, transmission oil change, end of course engine oil change. ALL FACTORY MITSUBISHI PARTS. OVER $2000 NOT INCLUDING LABOR. PLUS********** NEW AYC/ACD PUMP. $1200. AYC PUMP WAS PROFESSIONALLY AND METICULOUSLY BLED WITH A COMPUTER. ALL THESE PARTS HAVE JUST RECENTLY BEEN CHANGED. SO ALL THE THINGS ARE ALREADY DONE AND YOU WONT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT IT. ALL DOCUMENTATIONS AND PICTURES ARE AVAILABLE FOR PROOF. I AM WILLING TO THROW THE CAR ON LIFT AND SHOW YOU. However I am not letting it go so quickly. I do really like this car, but I have a different car I am more involved in. EVO has new tires I recently installed which are Kumho Platinums grand touring all season. Rims have some curb rashes. Paint is excellent. Body is excellent. No leaks at all! Headlights like brand new. Interior in excellent shape. Driver floor mat is kind of beat up. Undercarriage is clean. Brakes are very good all the way around. Engine is very strong. Runs excellent. Very smooth. Transmission shifts no problem. Every gear shifts like butter. However, when you run the car at higher RPM, shifting from 3rd to 4th is kind of notchy. Front lip (bottom bumper spolier) is BRAND NEW, hence NO bottom driveway scrapes. I do drive this car daily, so the miles are going to go up a little bit. If any more question, please call me at 267 471 7720. If you are wondering why I am selling the car, it's not because I want to, it is because I have to. If I had enough $ or won the lottery you wouldn't be reading this right now. I have another car and I had to make a tough decision in which one stays. I have a family to support also and not enough $ to keep 2 cars. My heart and passion is with the other car all though I do have a lot of love for the EVO. And no, for as long as I owned it, I NEVER BEAT ON IT. Yes, it is an EVO and on the highway I would press the gas pedal a little further than it should, but I never did no dumb stuff or hurt the car in anyway. Thanks!

Auto Services in West Virginia

Total Image Paint & Collision ★★★★★

Automobile Body Repairing & Painting

Address: 1480 Beverly Mnr, Mabie

Phone: (304) 635-0355

Shartzer Auto Wrecking ★★★★★

Automobile Parts & Supplies, Automobile Salvage, Used & Rebuilt Auto Parts

Address: 3992 National Pike, Brandonville

Phone: (724) 329-5523

Sammy D`s Preowned Auto ★★★★★

Used Car Dealers

Address: MEADOWBROOK Rd, Meadowbrook

Phone: (304) 592-5533

Novus Auto Glass ★★★★★

Automobile Parts & Supplies, Windshield Repair, Glass-Auto, Plate, Window, Etc

Address: 4227 Maccorkle Ave SE, Malden

Phone: (681) 205-8945

Meadows Body Shop ★★★★★

Auto Repair & Service, Automobile Body Repairing & Painting, Automobile Parts & Supplies

Address: 514 Route 62, Red-House

Phone: (304) 586-4374

Harpold`s Garage ★★★★★

Auto Repair & Service, Carburetors

Address: 110 N Linden Ave, Spelter

Phone: (304) 622-1731

Auto blog

Junkyard Gem: 1995 Mitsubishi Diamante Station Wagon

Tue, Apr 4 2017

Chrysler sold Dodge- and Plymouth-badged Mitsubishis in the United States starting in the early 1970s, but it wasn't until the 1983 model year that Mitsubishi sold cars under their own name on this side of the Pacific. The Diamante made its American debut for the 1992 model year, but it proved unable to steal many sales from the likes of Lexus and Infiniti and not many were sold. Sure, it was big and comfortable, but SUV and minivan sales soon squeezed most wagons out of the American marketplace. Here's a rare '95 station wagon, spotted in a California yard recently. 240,664 miles on the clock, which is much higher than the not-very-trashed interior might suggest. The owner or owners of this car got their money's worth out of it. The 6G72 3.0-liter V6 went into Chrysler minivans, Mitsubishi 3000GTs, and many members of the extended Chrysler K-Car family; production of this versatile engine continued well into our current century. This one was rated at 175 horsepower. Technically, this isn't a Japanese car, since the Diamante wagons were built in Australia. Rumor has it that some 5-speed Diamante wagons were sold in the United States, but I have never seen one. 1995 was the last year for the Diamante wagon in the United States, and the Camry and Accord wagons soon got the axe as well. This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. US-market Diamante ads went for a gauzy-focus Infiniti Q45-ish look. This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. Meanwhile, Japanese-market Diamante ads got roaring engines, macho voiceovers, and dramatic music. Related Video: Featured Gallery Junked 1995 Mitsubishi Diamante Station Wagon View 14 Photos Auto News Mitsubishi Wagon Classics

Mitsubishi could add 'Evo' crossover

Sun, May 24 2015

You should have done this years ago, but in case you haven't, open your dictionaries to the word "Sacred" and tear the entire page out. Done? Good. Now, to continue... With the traditional sedan-based, gas-powered Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution using its four driven wheels to enter the grave at the end of this year, Auto Express reports that it's possible that Mitsubishi could use the "Evo" appellation on a high-performance, all-wheel-drive version of the Outlander Sport (called the "ASX" in Europe). This has been more than a year in the making, in truth. Last year Mitsubishi said that another "high-performance four-wheel-drive gasoline-powered sedan" wasn't going to happen, and that what did come would be a result of exploring "the possibilities of high-performance models that incorporate electric vehicle technology." As Auto Express sees it, the next-generation Outlander Sport will launch initially with four-wheel drive, followed by a two-wheel-drive, plug-in hybrid model. The company's UK chief said that an Evo-worthy model "isn't a huge jump" from there, once the bread-and-butter segments are satisfied. Mitsubishi is doing much better financially, and this would be one of the experiments it could now afford to try out. An Outlander Sport Evo isn't done and dusted - there's no business case for it yet, and who knows, a potential Evo version could be a UK- or Europe-only trim - but "a lot of senior management" is discussing it.

Mitsubishi exec says Evo 'will be replaced in spirit' by high-po hybrid SUV

Thu, 02 Oct 2014

Stop us if you've heard this one: According to Autocar, the current generation will be the last Mitsubishi Evolution we will ever see.
That, while unfortunate for driving enthusiasts, is a reality we've had plenty of time to digest. The days of wanton fuel burning for the sake of speed and power will soon come to an end. But that doesn't mean the days of performance have to die, too. "Green is still fun to drive," said Mitsubishi UK boss Lance Bradley in a conversation with Autocar. "It's a challenge to make it fun, but not a particularly difficult one. Electric vehicle performance is very good."
So, should we expect a new hybrid sedan to take up the mantle left by the Evo? Not so much. The British magazine quotes Kanenori Okamoto of Mitsubishi as saying, "It will be replaced in spirit by an SUV with high performance," which will apparently incorporate lessons learned in the automaker's efforts at Pikes Peak. The Mitsubishi MiEV Evolution III, which handily broke the EV record at the famed mountain course, will donate much of its high-performance, zero-emissions technology to the project, including its Super All Wheel Control four-wheel-drive system.

2008 - Mitsubishi Lancer on 2040-cars

Mitsubishi Lancer for Sale