The Mitshubishi Lancer, a famous car series built by Mitsubishi Motors. It has different names around the world from different periods, for example, Colt Lancer, Chrysler Valiant Lancer, Eagle Summit, Lancer, Chrysler and Mitsubishi Mirage.

Since 2009, the Japanese under the brand Galant Fortis in its home is sold. In 2007, 15 September, Lancer Fortis, another version of the Galant Fortis with a different face for sale in Taiwan market began a lift.

Mitshubishi Lancer was sold more than 6 million since its first launch in 1973.

The original Mitshubishi Lancer was going to be weak and not really entertaining way. The interior was just fine. But the style of the series is extremely boring. These are much changed in its2nd generation model, esp. the new styling surprising that functions in a “shark-nose” front.

And thanks to the newly added fixed dynamics (in addition to the base engine) and get a new engine peppy choice, it is also something fun.

Mitshubishi Lancer as a whole has improved greatly from generation to generation. And it has to be one of the best family car models in years. In 2008, the current generation of the Lancer Mitshubishi first came.

The first Mitshubishi Lancer was launched in 2002 to replace Mirage sedan. At first it came in 3 trim levels: ES, LS and OZ Rally. The ES includes using a series of fantastic features such as air conditioning, CD player and accessories.

In the meantime, the OZ Rally trim will look like a sports car was a result of special upgrades for the interior in addition to the 15-inch alloy wheels OZ.

The LS sticking with ABS and cruise control and a remote key-less entry imagination. All these bars came with a 120-hp 2-liter engine and a 5-speed manual transmission. LS is a 4-speed automatic, and later as an option in the other two models. But the most popular model is Lancer Evo. For more information about Lancer Evo, please go to lancerevo. us.


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