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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!

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2014 Pikes Peak Hill Climb: Practice Day 3

Fri, 27 Jun 2014

Greg Tracy's MiEV Evolution III topped the time sheets almost 14 seconds ahead of third-place Monster Tajima.
On Thursday, qualifying times for six categories were set on the bottom-section switchbacks of Pikes Peak: Electric Modified - near-unlimited showcases of electric-vehicle engineering; Electric Production - electric vehicles "readily available to the public;" Open Wheel - single engine, open wheeled, open cockpit, single seat vehicles; Open - based upon a production or approved-aftermarket-replica vehicle; Exhibition - a prototype or pre-production vehicle limited to one year of eligibility in this class; and Vintage - vehicles and drivelines from 1990 or earlier.

Mitsubishi ready to pull Evo's plug

Mon, 31 Mar 2014

We have all manner of unofficial metrics in the auto industry. No doubt you've heard some of them, like the butt dyno. Another popular measure is the smiles-per-dollar index - how entertaining is a car versus its price. Cars like the Mazda MX-5 Miata, Scion FR-S and Mini Cooper S, for example, score quite highly, while vehicles like the BMW M5 or Audi RS7 are great to drive, but score lower because of their much higher price tags. For a long time, the king of the smiles-per-dollar index was arguably the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X, which blended hair-raising thrills for the price of a well-equipped Ford Fusion Titanium.
Now, it looks like the Evo will need to hand over its title, as this generation of the rally-derived rocket is likely to be Mitsubishi's last - at least for a while. There's been no mention of just when production of the current car will end, so if you're in the market, we'd suggest trying to find a dealer with inventory ASAP. The news comes from the automaker's Japanese mothership, which says the brand will instead focus on utility vehicles and EVs. While there are no direct plans for a successor, an Evo XI as it were, the door remains open for a different kind of beast, according to Mitsubishi.
"Mitsubishi Motors does not have any plans to design a successor with the current concept, as a high-performance four-wheel drive gasoline-powered sedan," said Namie Koketsu, a spokesperson for Mitsubishi, according to Automotive News. "Mitsubishi Motors will explore the possibilities of high-performance models that incorporate electric vehicle technology."

Junkyard Gem: 1990 Mitsubishi Montero

Sun, Jun 23 2019

Americans had been buying Mitsubishi-made pickups (badged as Plymouth Arrows and Dodge Ram 50s) for the better part of a decade when the Americanized version of the Pajero SUV appeared in American Mitsubishi showrooms. Naturally, there was a Dodge-badged version as well (known as the Raider), but finally Americans could buy a bouncy, off-road-capable SUV with big Mitsubishi badges all over it. The first-generation (1985-1991) Monteros have become quite rare, but I found this high-mile example in a Denver yard a few weeks back. You won't often see a late-1980s/early-1990s Mitsubishi with more than 200,000 miles on the clock, but Monteros held their value longer than Mighty Maxes and Mirages. I couldn't find any meaningful rust on this one, but the interior looked pretty tired. Under the hood we find the ubiquitous 3.0-liter 6G72 V6 engine, which found its way into everything including Chrysler minivans, Mitsubishi Diamante luxury sedans and even 1990s Hyundai Sonatas. Mitsubishi got its money's worth out of this engine, which stayed in production from 1986 through 2011 (in China). Most of the early Raiders and Monteros I've found in junkyards had manual transmissions, but this one shows the direction American SUV buyers were headed in 1990: two pedals, no shifting. It still lacks the dozen cupholders of later US-market trucks, of course. The Montero name went on Pajeros sold in North and South America, while UK-market trucks got Shogun badging. This beefy grab bar for the front-seat passenger suggests the kind of rugged driving environments not much like the highway commutes now used by SUVs in North America. This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. Just the vehicle for contemplating the ocean... or racing. This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. Mitsubishi: Suddenly, the obvious choice.

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