Rare might be an understatement for this one
Coming across any Lancer Evolution unit out in the wild is worth shedding a tear or two over. Being presented the chance to own a 1-of-30 unit? It just doesn't happen.But hey, here we are with your eyes
by Drei Laurel
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
by Drei Laurel
Did you miss any of these?
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-
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.
Some interesting stuff from the past week
Coated with Plasti Dip and finished with Musou Black
The colors of the world are never enough for some reason. Color engineers-or whatever you call the people who tinker with hues for a living-just keep rolling out something new every now and then.We're not complaining-the more
The automotive equivalent of mic drops
Coming along toward the end of each Mini Cooper generation's life cycle, we met the first GP (a supercharged fizzbomb weighing just 1,090kg) in 2006, and the GP2 sequel (a lairier, edgier prospect, turbocharged for more torque) in 2013, with
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
by Drei Laurel
Which is your pick?
The very best kind of car in the world is a wagon. Call it what you will: estate, dad chariot, weekender, sportwagon, or shooting brake, but the fact of the matter is that the second a manufacturer adds a big, open area
Both are awesome, but you know you want one more than the other
The rivalry between these two major Japanese AWD sports sedans goes back to the early '90s. While it has died down due to the discontinuation of the Lancer Evolution, these two cars remain relevant and will, for a long time, be icons
by Lije Martin
Get ’em while they’re hot
The current Honda Civic Type R is a fantastic car - we love it here at TG. However, a recent browse through the classifieds has left us pretty lost for words. That's because, if auction estimates are to be believed, you could
by Greg Potts
Hatchback? More like hatch-beast
Outrageous car mods are definitely head-turners, whether they're the good or bad kind. If you're a fan of these eye-catching creations-in spite that they're highly expensive and impractical-you should check this out.Polish car tuning
Before the Evo became a legend, there was the Mitsubishi Galant VR4
Back in the day, the Lancer Evolution's rally pedigree helped catapult Mitsubishi into household-name status. But before the Evo became a legend, there first came the Mitsubishi Galant VR4-and it was no joke.A jeepney driver stops oncoming traffic
by Lije Martin
Thanks to sensors and AI
We already know the new Mitsubishi Evo (of sorts) is an electric SUV. And now we have an idea of what the e-Evolution will look like.Yep, Mitsubishi has confirmed the name of one of the finest rally reps ever is
*Sort of
Boys and girls, it's our first look at an all-new Mitsubishi Evo. A sentence that, 10 years ago, would have had the internet comments section in an immediate frenzy.There'd be debates about how much more power had been
The legend lives on
If you're viewing this on a mobile device and can't see the video, please click here. The Mitsubishi Evo established itself as a motoring hall of famer a long time ago. But Mitsubishi is yet to give us an adequate
Our retro wish list
Our brothers over at FHM Philippines recently reported that the legendary Nokia 3310 is going to be sold again in all its brick-shaped, rock-hard glory. This news got some '90s kids (including the younger TGP staffers) excited to see a
by Jason Tulio
The end of an era
That was quick. Do you recall that Lancer Evolution Final Edition we ran a story on a few days back? You know, unit 1,600 of 1,600 in the US? The one going under the hammer online for charity? Well, it'
