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Mitsubishi Eclipse Se Coupe 2.4l 4g69 2dr Kalapana Black Automatic 4 Cylinder Gs on 2040-cars

US $7,995.00
Year:2007 Mileage:127500
Location:

Rockwall, Texas, United States

Rockwall, Texas, United States
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Body Style: 2 Dr Coupe
Engine: 2.4L 4 Cylinder
Transmission: Automatic Sportronic


*18" Goodyear Eagle F1 Tires* (245/45/18) - 70-80% tread left
*Premium Enkei SE 18" Wheels* (Minor curb Rash - Can only tell with close up)
*Brand New Denso Air Filter*
*EMPI Axle Shafts*
*Tein S Tech Lowering Springs*
*KYB Struts*
*Brand New Stop Tech Ceramic Brake Pads*
*Projector LED HALO Headlights with 6000k HID Xenon Kit*
*Angel Eyes HALO Fog Lights with 6000k HID Xenon Kit*
*N1 Apex Exhaust*
*Red Painted Brake Calipers*
*Satin Black Painted Gas Door*
*Carbon Fiber Radiator Cap*

*Brand New Duracell Procell Battery* (w/ 3 year warranty card)
*GT Mat Installed in metal frame of the car*


New Oil change, New Spark Plugs, New BG Coolant and Transmission Fluid Flush.

I am the second owner. Clean Title, Leather Seats, Power Seats, Premium Wheels and Tires, Sun Roof, Premium Package. Black on Black. Rockford Fosgate 7-speaker sound system with Subwoofer. Registration tagged till 10/14. All Highway Miles. (Inspection just went out this month, i will let the new owner renew it)

I have 2 Keys, Owners Manual, Spare Tire, everything that it came with it. The car does run pretty well. Got me through my last year of college. I have owned it for almost 2 years now. The only reason why I'm selling it is because i bought a new car. There are a couple scratches on the bumper that have been touched up by me, nothing major. I did get an o2 sensor code for which i used RXP in the gas tank. That got rid of the code and it doesn't appear to be showing now. In the long run, o2 sensors might need replacing since the car has 120k+ miles and o2 sensors are still stock :)

Please note that this car was converted from a GS to SE (Title will say GS). The upgrades include Fog Lights, Leather Seats, Power Seat (Drivers), 18" Premium SE Enkei Wheels (Only on models 2009+), 18" Tires.

If anyone needs additional pictures, please feel free to email me. Thanks for looking.

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Junkyard Gem: 2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Ralliart Sedan

Fri, Dec 27 2019

Ever since I pined for a new Starion while I was driving a beige Toyota sedan in high school, I've had a great affection for sporty Mitsubishis. That means that I keep my eyes open for such cars while making my appointed junkyard rounds, especially the more obscure machines. Cordia Turbos, Tredia Turbos, Colt Turbos, Conquests, and — of course — interesting variations on the Lancer theme (no, not this kind of Lancer, nor this kind) make up my Mitsubishi junkyard-photography shopping list. Just recently, I spotted this 2005 Lancer Ralliart in a Denver yard, right next to a clean 2006 MINI Cooper S. The O-Z Rally Edition Lancers sold very well in Colorado, and so I find plenty of them (nearly all missing their original O-Z wheels) in the car graveyards in these parts. Most of the O-Z Lancers came in bright yellow paint. When I spotted a discarded yellow Lancer with special decklid badging, I thought I had run across yet another cool-looking-but-slow, appearance-package Lancer. A closer look (and a VIN check, because car owners "upgrade" with badge swaps all the time) revealed the truth: not a dime-a-dozen O-Z Rally but a genuine, numbers-matching Ralliart! As a matter of fact, I do find Lancer Evolutions (and Subaru WRXs) in Colorado U-Wrench-type yards, but they're always so thoroughly crashed and/or gutted that I don't bother photographing them. The 2005 Ralliart was no Evo, of course, but it came with a 162-horsepower 4G69 2.4-liter straight-four instead of the regular Lancer's 120-horse 4G94. Throw in the Ralliart's four-wheel-disc brakes plus its suspension upgrades, add the front seats out of the Japan-market Evolution GTA, and you had a reasonably quick car for just $18,499 (about $25,000 in 2019 dollars). That was a pretty good deal, at a time when the Dodge Neon SRT-4 cost $20,700, the Chevy Cobalt SS started at $21,995, the Volkswagen 1.8T GTI went for $19,510, and the Honda Civic Si cost $19,220 (though all but the Civic Si boasted more power than the Lancer Ralliart). A five-speed manual came as standard equipment on the Ralliart, though I fear many (probably most) American buyers chose the optional slushbox. This car has the five-speed. In theory, the powertrain from this car ought to be a not-too-difficult swap into any number of cheap-as-dirt 1980s Dodge/Plymouth Colts, and I hope some Colt-owning junkyard shopper grabs the guts from this car for that purpose.

2014 Mitsubishi Lancer to shrink

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The aging, oft-forgotten Mitsubishi Lancer won't get a replacement until sometime in 2014, but a new report states that the next-generation model could be a relatively drastic departure from the car you see here. Mitsubishi Motors Corporation President Osamu Masuko told Australian site The Motor Report that the new Lancer will be smaller than the current car, going in a different direction than the vast majority of other automakers.
"The new Lancer will be a very new car, and will be sized somewhere between the current model and its predecessor," Masuko-san told The Motor Report.
There are both pros and cons to this decision. On the plus side, a smaller car means the Lancer will likely have a weight advantage over other vehicles in its class. That said, Mitsubishi will need to find ways to maximize interior space and create efficient packaging in order to still have its compact sedan remain competitive with strong offerings like the Hyundai Elantra, Chevrolet Cruze, Ford Focus and so on.