Mitsubishi Lancer Research Paper

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Mention the name Mitsubishi Lancer and thoughts of a fast, sinister-looking, sinfully fun car might spring to mind - just so long as the word "Evo" is in there somewhere. Unfortunately, the Lancer family has so far been a deeply divided one in which lesser models were left to languish with standardized styling, hand-me-down engineering, and few points of distinction. Factor in a lack of brand recognition and it's no wonder the Civic, Corolla, and Mazda 3 have blown compact car dust in Mitsubishi's face for six straight years. The 2008 Lancer represents a determined effort to spread the excitement throughout the line. Under the Lancer's hood sits Mitsubishi's most original and high-tech four-cylinder engine in years, and the company's first-ever Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) comes with it. The Lancer's steering and suspension got tightened up, the packaging team dug up some extra human room in a new jazzed up cabin with more safety features, and new high-end electronics head the options list. Finally, the term "flame-surfaced styling" may be taken, but the new body looks hot just the same. Here in the land of Lancer, the minimum wage is now a living one. …show more content…

In addition to its upgrades over the mid-line ES model - mean 18-inch alloy wheels, sport suspension, front strut tower brace, bigger brakes, Sportronic manual shifting, fog lights, spoiler, chrome exhaust, sport seats, six speakers, leather steering wheel and shift knob, automatic climate control, and Bluetooth phone connectivity - our test car was all teched out with the $1,500 Sun & Sound Package (sunroof, Rockford-Fosgate stereo, 6-disc MP3 CD changer, MP3 input jack, Sirius satellite radio) and the $2,000 Navigation & Technology Package (touch-screen navigation system, 30 GB hard drive, digital music server, and FAST Key entry). Ahh, just the way we like em: racy and

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