Mitsubishi Lancer, 2007: The Weekly Driver

In recent years, Mitsubishi has touted its sportscalled the Evo9, the Evolution is the most
cars with a series of overproduced televisionexpensive of four Lancers available. And the MR
commercials. In one spot, several pretty youngedition, my weekly driver, is the most expensive
women are singing and smiling and zipping aroundof three Evolution editions.As if its predecessor
under flashing city lights and through tunnelsdidn't perform adequately, the 2006 Evolutions
somehow equipped with multicolored lasers.Thewere given a 10-horsepower boost to 286
women seemingly don't have a care in the world.horsepower, a further jolt for the 2.0-liter,
They're on the town. They're having a grand time.turbocharged, DOHC engine. The speedster has a
They're driving really fast and techno-pop tunessix-speed manual transmission and all-wheel drive.
are blaring.Combine that group with young male(Automatic and five-speed manual transmissions
drivers with the same wont to go fast and aare available in other Lancers.)The Evolution is
likely desire to catch-up to their femalesimply about speed, and in that capacity, it's
counterparts somewhere at the end of the tunnelimpressive. Prestigious car publications have
and you've got a captive audience ready anddescribed it as the greatest-performing car buy
willing to buy Mitsubishi's speed demon, the Lanceravailable.
Evolution.Now in its ninth edition and commonly