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Mitsubishi Lancer Model Overview
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I Have A Problem With My 2002 Lancer Es. My Blinkers Wont Work,my Wipers On...
my lights and blinker are on same switch on the left of steering column the wipers and wiper fluid are on left switch. the dealership said it was one of my ecu's but they couldn't tell which one but ...
Do All Cvt Transmission Have Paddle Shifters? Better Question, Which Lancer...
Just the lancers 09 and up.
Paint Issues On A 09 Lancer (red)
I have an 09 lancer (4months old/5000km) wich needs 2 thousand dollars in paint repairs, not including the hood. It has more stone chips then my wifes hyundai elantra (04/160 000km)! thinking of takin...
What Engine Can I Swap Out For My 2012 Lancer Es I Need Something Thats Fas...
Kid Tried To Start Without The Key. Wouldn't Start With The Key Shortly Aft...
6 yr old allowed in car and tried to turn ignition without the key in it. Few minutes later adult tried to start the car with the key and tried many times. Thought it may be battery but no. Dealership...
About the Mitsubishi Lancer
The Mitsubishi Lancer compact sport sedan was introduced to the U.S. in 2002 as a replacement for the Mirage, but the Lancer was not a new car. It had earned its racing stripes as part of Mitsubishi's international rally competition for nearly 30 years, and was actually on its sixth generation when it finally appeared in America's showrooms.
Because the Lancer replaced what was considered an economy car, it probably was not fully appreciated in its early years. But it quickly established itself as a true street-legal racer, thanks not only to the Lancer itself, but also to its turbocharged, more sport-oriented cousin, the Lancer Evolution.
In its first year the Lancer was offered in three trim packages - the entry-level ES and the higher-end LS, as well as the OZ Rally. Power was provided by a 120-horsepower, 2.0-liter inline four cyclinder engine linked to a five-speed manual transmission.
A more powerful 162-horsepower Ralliart version of the Lancer was added in 2004, and the vehicle received a complete redesign with the 2008 model, which has been receiving rave reviews. The 2008 model is equipped with an all-new, all-aluminum 2.0-liter MIVEC (Mitsubishi Innovative Valve-timing Electronic Control) four-cylinder powerplant that delivers 152 horsepower. It also comes with an expanded list of standard features and options.