2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Sedan 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Proctor, Vermont, United States
I am selling my 2003 Evo 8 with 102,XXX. The car was built at 802performance and tuned at ECS in CT. I have all receipts related to the build. I only recently had the car tuned, so the motor has around 300 miles on it. The car is still on the break in tune, so the motor cuts off around 4k. I do have a regular tune paid for at ECS as well, I just need to get the motor broken in before tuning it fully. With only a few hundred miles on the new build, nothing is even close to being damaged. I love the car, I just can't afford to finish the build due to recently moving. The build includes:
•Arp m11 head studs •ID 1000cc injectors •Gsc zero tick lifters •Tial q BOV •Manley pistons, rods, and bearings •cometic headgasket •Walboro 255 fuel pump •Skunk2 Performance pro series intake manifold •Kelford 272 cams •HKS cam gears •Stage 3 Port and polished racing head (bought from Paul at ECS) •Coil on plug conversion •Magnaflow turbo back exhaust •Cold air intake •SPEC stage 2+ clutch •Hawk performance brake pads •Slotted rotors •AEM air/fuel gauge •Prosport boost gauge •Manual boost controller •Turbosmart Internal Wastegate Actuator And of course a roll cage Open to trades, preferably a TDI passat or jetta wagon. For any more info text me @ 802-282-8061 |
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Fri, 27 Dec 2013As Mitsubishi's turnaround takes hold, we can talk less about the company's survival in the US market and more about what kinds of products we might see in the future: there's a hybrid Evo on the way and its joint venture with Renault-Nissan will deliver a C-segment sedan. Furthermore, it might even deliver a dividend to its shareholders next year.
In addition to Mitsubishi announcing its intent to focus on SUVs, pickup trucks and crossovers, company president Osamu Masuko gave an interview to Automotive News saying that the plan is for model lines to have two or three power train options: gas, plug-in hybrid, diesel. Believing that fuel economy standards will force the expansion of the plug-in hybrid market, Masuko wants to bring a PHEV Pajero to the US (the Montero in our market) because it will restore the brand's place in the full-size SUV segment with a well known nameplate, and help the company reach its goal of making PHEVs 20 percent of its product offering.
We love the idea of a new Montero - and we hope there's a traditional gas model that would come with the PHEV - the question is what would it look like? The Concept GC-PHEV we saw at the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show could offer clues, but with Masuko listing the SUV as the company's second most popular model behind pickups, how daring could designers get with it? On the other hand, if you compare the Concept PX-MiEV shown at Tokyo in 2011, the similarity to the production Outlander is more than one might expect for a crossover that's become a major seller for the brand. With an introduction due in 2015 or 2016, we shouldn't have to wait long to find out. Regrettably, there's still no word on the return of a Mitsubishi pickup truck.
Mitsubishi turning Montero into crossover, Outlander Sport may get PHEV variant
Mon, 24 Feb 2014Mitsubishi is getting more and more forthcoming about its plans for the US market. Among the tidbits revealed during a chat with Edmunds at the 2014 Chicago Auto Show, MMNA Executive Vice President Don Swearingen said that "We are committed to huge investments in capital as well as huge investments in R&D." The marquee product of that investment could be a new Montero for the 2017 or 2018 model year, suggestions of which were raised with the Concept GC-PHEV at the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show and again at the end of last year. Swearingen said the proposed SUV is a little smaller than a Ford Explorer and that dealers have seen a picture of it. A decision on whether to bring it to the US will be made later this year.
Below that, incremental improvements will come to every model over the next couple of years. The Outlander will get a facelift next year before a major restyle in 2016, when the Outlander PHEV is also expected to finally make it here. In 2015 the Outlander Sport will be fitted with larger engine and a new, quieter CVT returning better acceleration and fuel economy. In 2016 it will also be redesigned, and it will be equipped with the company's new telematics system that goes into the Outlander the following year.
At the other end of the line-up, the Mirage will get a big dose of love in two years. Detail changes like better fabric inside and outside-mirror indicators are slated for 2015, and in 2016 the bargain hatchback gets "a sleek, aerodynamic" reskin. The Mirage G4 sedan could join the US range if the Canadians turn out to be fans of it. The Lancer gets only meager attentions, while the i-MiEV gets the cold shoulder and won't change at all. We get the cold shoulder as far as a next-generation Evo - Swearingen didn't say a word about that, apparently.