RaidenGear
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http://www.autocar.co.uk/blogs/auto...2011/03/01/the-mitsubishi-evo-is-no-more.aspx
Oh man, there goes our favorite boyish sports car :verysad:
The Mitsubishi Evo is no more...
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http://www.autocar.co.uk/blogs/auto...2011/03/01/the-mitsubishi-evo-is-no-more.aspx
Oh man, there goes our favorite boyish sports car :verysad:
Re: The Mitsubishi Evo is no more...
Electric Vehicles to represent a third of global sales by 2020: Deloitte - Autos & Trends
in case anyones wondering the reasons for cars going green.
Electric Vehicles to represent a third of global sales by 2020: Deloitte - Autos & Trends
in case anyones wondering the reasons for cars going green.
RaidenGear
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Re: The Mitsubishi Evo is no more...
I'm sure that'll cost you some mileageC3P0;618583 said:
Red_Bean_Bun
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Re: The Mitsubishi Evo is no more...
Ah Beng never less on the road. They just get into more BMWs.
hitmee;618589 said:
Ah Beng never less on the road. They just get into more BMWs.
delrosa81
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Re: The Mitsubishi Evo is no more...
Oh wow, what a waste.....Evo very ah beng meh? So far I rarely see any evos being driven in a beng way on the roads....the one with beng driving behavior are the WRX.
Once the evo is gone, will Subaru follow suit by removing the WRX from their product line and launch a myriad of Green Vehicles instead?
Honestly, Green vehicles seem to be very difficult to take off, the subsidies, support, etc do not seem to be very good....In Europe, a greener vehicle would be diesel propelled rather than hybrid vehicles.....
Hmmmm
Anyways the grp where they like such cars such as evo or wrx, I noticed a trend in my circle of frens is that, they simply hoped into a VW GTI or the Golf R. Simple chipping up can increase alot more Horsepower and they can play around by swapping out turbos for bigger ones to generate more horsepower.
RaidenGear;618565 said:
Oh wow, what a waste.....Evo very ah beng meh? So far I rarely see any evos being driven in a beng way on the roads....the one with beng driving behavior are the WRX.
Once the evo is gone, will Subaru follow suit by removing the WRX from their product line and launch a myriad of Green Vehicles instead?
Honestly, Green vehicles seem to be very difficult to take off, the subsidies, support, etc do not seem to be very good....In Europe, a greener vehicle would be diesel propelled rather than hybrid vehicles.....
Hmmmm
Anyways the grp where they like such cars such as evo or wrx, I noticed a trend in my circle of frens is that, they simply hoped into a VW GTI or the Golf R. Simple chipping up can increase alot more Horsepower and they can play around by swapping out turbos for bigger ones to generate more horsepower.
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i'm guessing the E9 is the faster one since they hold the lap records for the yearly tsukuba time attacks. Or maybe the E10 is still too new for tuners to extract the max out of the car yet
i'm guessing the E9 is the faster one since they hold the lap records for the yearly tsukuba time attacks. Or maybe the E10 is still too new for tuners to extract the max out of the car yet
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axl
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If ultimate laptimes is the key indicater, then E10 > CT9A (= E7/8/9). But as for preference of level of rawness, and looks... well, it's subjective.
Mock: Stock to stock, E10 is faster, even though it's heavier by 100kg+. The timings for Tsukuba are for those all-out modded stripped out workshop cars. My guess is the E10 platform is just too much trouble to lighten to the same degree?
If ultimate laptimes is the key indicater, then E10 > CT9A (= E7/8/9). But as for preference of level of rawness, and looks... well, it's subjective.
Mock: Stock to stock, E10 is faster, even though it's heavier by 100kg+. The timings for Tsukuba are for those all-out modded stripped out workshop cars. My guess is the E10 platform is just too much trouble to lighten to the same degree?
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signatureincz
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Re: The Mitsubishi Evo is no more...
not all evo drivers ah beng lei...... i try to drive like a normal lancer lei at least.....
not all evo drivers ah beng lei...... i try to drive like a normal lancer lei at least.....
