2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Ralliart

      Mitsubishi cars have made their name in the market. Mitsubishi cars are relied upon to bring customer satisfaction with utility and looks. The Japanese Mitsubishi has evolved into a global brand in cars and heavy industries. Mitsubishi cars in India, including both sedans like Mitsubishi Lancer and Mitsubishi Cedia, and SUVs running on diesel like the Mitsubishi Pajero and Mitsubishi Montero, have built inroads into the Indian car market and carved out a special niche for themselves. Mitsubishi Cedia Prices Rs 980000* - Rs 990000* Mitsubishi Lancer Prices Rs 733000* - Rs 811000* Mitsubishi Montero Prices Rs 4288000* - Rs 4288000* Mitsubishi ... Read Full Story

In conversation with a friend yesterday, we discussed the inability of any automotive critic with a global audience, myself included, to accurately review a new vehicle on anything but its MSRP. Taking into account the different incentives, tax rebates, and loyalty bonuses could drastically alter the price of a car; thus dramatically amending the view an auto writer holds. The same vehicle I lambast at its $14,995 MSRP could be a great deal at $9,995 - a price commonly found in North America for $15K cars recently. On a similar note, evo magazine performs a wonderful service for the public. By not only comparing ... Read Full Story

Model strengths: Attractive, sporty styling; standard air bags all around; available navigation system and music server. The Mitsubishi Lancer has been completely redesigned for 2008 with a new look, new powertrains, and a more distinctive, refined, and sporty appearance. The styling on Mitsubishi's new 2008 Lancer sets it apart from the rest of the compact and subcompact sedan crowd, thanks to the flashy front nose and sleek yet upright profile. It's a good value for the money, and has a fashionable, comfortable interior to boot. Standard side air bags and options such as the digital music server also make it an attractive choice from ... Read Full Story

Is 81 miles per hour (130kmh) enough for a police car? The West Midlands Police, based around Birmingham, England, feel as though the Mitsubishi i MiEV's inability to chase down BMW M3s will be irrelevant given the electric car's role as an urban patrol car. Of course, the other negative with the i MiEV is its limited range: just 100 miles before charging is required. Based on the semi-normal Mitsubishi i, the MiEV version will find its way to regular consumers in Japan, the UK, and other target markets by the end of the year. The government of Hong Kong will receive the first ... Read Full Story

If there's one thing U.S.-based automakers do efficiently, it is the naming of their cars. Chevrolet Malibu, right? Add LT or some such thing, and you've got it. Even when it comes to more tightly wound and desirable cars, you're still bound by certain limits: Ford Shelby GT500. Meanwhile, a similarly timed introduction from the Germans results in the Audi R8 V10 5.2 FSI Quattro. Seriously. Then there's this from the British importer of Japanese products: the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X FQ-360. Preferably, that's shortened somewhat officially to be the Mitsubishi Evo X FQ-360. To anyone with any car knowledge, the Evo X FQ-360 ... Read Full Story