Articles about Mitsubishi Lancer

Modernizing a ’70s rally icon

One of the Japanese car icons of the '70s is the first-generation A70 Mitsubishi Lancer, and one of the most popular versions in the Philippines was the mid-'70s L-Type, nicknamed after its L-shaped taillights.The variant enthusiasts dreamed

Bring it back

It's been a while since we've heard anything regarding the Mitsubishi Lancer, let alone one coming out in Evolution guise. But now that the Japanese carmaker has made known its intent to revive the Ralliart brand, perhaps not all hope

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As part of Mitsubishi Motors UK’s Heritage Fleet auction

Remember Mitsubishi Motors UK's big-time auction featuring a bunch of rare models? Well, folks, the auction just concluded, and the unicorns that went up for bids just sold for record hammer prices.The most sought-after vehicle was the ultra-

Sometimes, car ownership is more about loyalty than practicality

The temptation to upgrade your old ride with every passing refresh or launch is a real one. More space, more efficiency, more features, more value-many of you would be lying if you say you haven't at least considered letting go

Catch up on a busy week

There are some gems within Mitsubishi’s heritage fleet

A big auction is happening in the UK next month. Mitsubishi Motors UK has announced that all 14 of its heritage vehicles will go under the hammer through the online platform Auto Auction, and the selection is really something to look at.

What do you think of this concept?

To this day, we still feel the heartache from when we first heard that Mitsubishi was discontinuing the Lancer. It's arguably one of the Japanese carmaker's most popular nameplates, with or without the Evo badge.In today's market riddled

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Bring it back. Please

Behold: An almost pristine 2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX Special Edition with just over 65,000km on its odometer. It's beautiful, it's for sale, and it's the one car you need to buy right now.The current highest bid

“It’s better to drive a slow car fast, than a fast car slow.”

If there's any place to measure a car's performance (and a driver's skill), it's on the racetrack. It provides you with an environment to test every performance aspect of your car, from acceleration, to braking, to cornering-everything.

A car that 'pogi titos' will appreciate

Ramon Bautista takes us back to the '80s in his 'box-type' Mitsubishi Lancer. With its iconic design, simple but practical components, and short list of safety features (driver/passenger seatbelts and the occasional dangling rosary), this Lancer is a certified tito

This is our version

The second-generation Mitsubishi Lancer was offered here from 1980 to 1988. Its distinctive angular styling earned it the nickname 'box-type.' It was fairly simple, easy to maintain, and quite sporty, particularly if you opted for the GSR and newer GT

That poor Lancer

It's not everyday you see an apparently abandoned car in the middle of the street. It's even less frequent to see one that's charred to bits, supposedly from a TV show stunt. The Facebook post above

Is a modification needed?

Hi Top Gear!I've been following your site for years, even before I bought my first car and I've got to say that you guys are a godsend! Especially for us first timers. So thank you.I'm currently working

Many of these are still around

Alright, so maybe the 2000s is still relatively fresh in our memories compared to the other two decades we've featured in our college cars roundups. After all, there's still a '90s NBA player or two that remain active in the

Remember these?

The current-gen Mitsubishi Lancer might be well past its prime, but it still packs just enough features to be considered a 'modern' compact sedan.We're talking touchscreen infotainment systems, cruise control, reverse parking cameras, and a whole host of other

A trip back in time

People Power, coup attempts, Pope John Paul II's first visit, Lydia de Vega, double-decker buses. The '80s was quite a memorable time in our country's history, especially for those who were coming of age at the

Would you take this to battle?

Vilner Studio has brought the Mitsubishi Lancer back to life. By way of the samurai. The interior design specialist's newest creation is a reincarnation of the 2011 Lancer Ralliart, named 'Allroads Ronin.'We shall start on the inside. We're told

Another glance at this aged compact

Remember the Mitsubishi Lancer EX? Yes, that sharply styled beauty born a decade ago. It's actually still around. Let's give this beloved compact sedan one last look. Once upon a time, the Lancer used to enjoy sales success alongside its