Mitsubishi Lancer EX (Evo X Mod), Enjoy ride with great driving pleasure, Review by MRJ inspire
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00:00 - Start
04:47 - History of Lancer
09:58 - Front view
13:35 - Side profile, side view
17:20 - Rear side Boot
22:21 - Eninge, Transmission and more about power train
26:07 - What is torque, horsepower in simple way
28:00 - Lancer Engine beat
29:36 - 2nd Raw Interior
39:58 - Driving Test, Ride with a lancer like a solder on a horse
43:41 - User review- Interview with the owner
45:41 - Summary - conclusion
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The Mitsubishi Lancer was first launched in 1973, and is now in its ninth generation. This is the first Lancer to be sold as a hatchback since the fifth generation was unveiled in 1988, and is one of the most practical models in the firm’s range. The Lancer takes styling inspiration from the fire-breathing Evo X model, but it but battles against more practical value for money competition like the Skoda Octavia and Chevrolet Cruze. A roomy cabin, generous standard kit and an inclusive service plan make it more competitive than it might first appear.
Under the hood, look for four-cylinder power all around. Many models ran a 2.0-litre four-cylinder, good for about 150 horsepower. Higher-end power came from the larger 2.4-litre four-cylinder, which generated closer to 170 hp. A five-speed manual transmission was available, as was a continuously variable transmission, or CVT.
If you’re after a model with Mitsubishi’s “AWC” AWD system, search for a Lancer SE AWC – but note that they only come with the CVT transmission. The Lancer was also available in other trim levels, including the GT, GTS, and ES. If you’re after a sportier experience and more high-end content, the GTS or GT models should be on your radar.
With appealing pricing, unbeatable warranty coverage and good driving manners, the Mitsubishi Lancer has found homes in thousands of Canadian driveways. The latest generation of the Japanese brand’s small car was available from 2008 to 2017 – after which point the model was discontinued to help Mitsubishi focus more closely on more popular crossover models.
Throughout its (very) lengthy lifespan, this generation of Lancer was available as a sedan or hatchback, available with front- or all-wheel drive (AWD), and even available in various high-performing variants, including the Ralliart and Evolution. For this feature, we’ll focus specifically on the more common mainstream Lancer models.
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Persons using this channel are doing so voluntarily and any actions they take are their own choice and Channel has no responsibility
(If you feel you should help the channel to do more videos, just contribute as you can, that will help to maintain genuine quality of all content of the channel without adding harmful brand collaborations) Mitsubishi Lancer EX, 9th Generation 2007-2017 Full Sinhala Review by MRJ inspire #lancer , GLX, GLS and GT versions
Visit https://www.mrjspace.com
00:00 - Start
04:47 - History of Lancer
09:58 - Front view
13:35 - Side profile, side view
17:20 - Rear side Boot
22:21 - Eninge, Transmission and more about power train
26:07 - What is torque, horsepower in simple way
28:00 - Lancer Engine beat
29:36 - 2nd Raw Interior
39:58 - Driving Test, Ride with a lancer like a solder on a horse
43:41 - User review- Interview with the owner
45:41 - Summary - conclusion
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#MRJ #evox
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You may support the channel to do more valuable videos in the future as well. please contact.
The Mitsubishi Lancer was first launched in 1973, and is now in its ninth generation. This is the first Lancer to be sold as a hatchback since the fifth generation was unveiled in 1988, and is one of the most practical models in the firm’s range. The Lancer takes styling inspiration from the fire-breathing Evo X model, but it but battles against more practical value for money competition like the Skoda Octavia and Chevrolet Cruze. A roomy cabin, generous standard kit and an inclusive service plan make it more competitive than it might first appear.
Under the hood, look for four-cylinder power all around. Many models ran a 2.0-litre four-cylinder, good for about 150 horsepower. Higher-end power came from the larger 2.4-litre four-cylinder, which generated closer to 170 hp. A five-speed manual transmission was available, as was a continuously variable transmission, or CVT.
If you’re after a model with Mitsubishi’s “AWC” AWD system, search for a Lancer SE AWC – but note that they only come with the CVT transmission. The Lancer was also available in other trim levels, including the GT, GTS, and ES. If you’re after a sportier experience and more high-end content, the GTS or GT models should be on your radar.
With appealing pricing, unbeatable warranty coverage and good driving manners, the Mitsubishi Lancer has found homes in thousands of Canadian driveways. The latest generation of the Japanese brand’s small car was available from 2008 to 2017 – after which point the model was discontinued to help Mitsubishi focus more closely on more popular crossover models.
Throughout its (very) lengthy lifespan, this generation of Lancer was available as a sedan or hatchback, available with front- or all-wheel drive (AWD), and even available in various high-performing variants, including the Ralliart and Evolution. For this feature, we’ll focus specifically on the more common mainstream Lancer models.
Disclaimer:
Persons using this channel are doing so voluntarily and any actions they take are their own choice and Channel has no responsibility
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