2010 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X Launched In Japan

 

2010 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X JDM

Mitsubishi has introduced a new range of updates for its Japanese-spec Lancer Evolution X as part of the car’s mid-cycle update. Although the changes are limited to the Japanese market they could preview some planned revisions for the North American models as well.

Coming in for the 2010 model year, the car picks up thicker side skirts and a redesigned bumper that’s 3.3-pounds lighter than the current version. The weight saving comes from the use of lighter plastics up front.

The changes continue inside with a new color LCD screen installed in between the speedo and rev-counter. Mitsubishi has also added new interior trim options, with more padding and insulation installed to improve cabin ambience.

Finally, the range-topping GSR Premium Edition loses the five-speed manual gearbox option, which means it’s now offered exclusively with the six-speed twin-clutch SST.





 
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Comments (5)
  1. what a truly horrible car. the same goes for the subaru imprezza !
     
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  2. s2000 isn't far off - in fact, i think it's worse than the cars you mentioned. At least they have been updated.
     
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  3. I agree, the s2000 was loooong in the tooth. I guess that's why it's gone now. Both the STI and the EVO are great vehicles for various reasons. Above the S2000 they have All wheel drive, faster, turbo charged, ooodles more room, brembo brakes, more masculine exterior, bigger wheels, need I go on. I think not. Oh let it be said, I still like the S2000, but just a little less than the STI/Evo twins.
     
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  4. Oh they also have...well at least the Evo has Recaro seats. Now im done
     
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  5. Come on it is a hot car but not a hardcore track car. IMO this extra comfort options not bad idea for everyday using.
     
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