2006 Mitsubishi Evolution Ix Mr - <15,000 Original Miles - 97% Stock on 2040-cars
Seattle, Washington, United States
2006 Mitsubishi Evolution IX MR - 97%Stock - 14,XXX original miles!!I purchased this car from a close friend, and obviously never ended up using it like I thought I would. Despite the extremely low miles, it's been driven continuously and kept in a private garage. No door dings, etc. The only flaw on the car is a small paint chip on the rear trunk lid. It's barely noticeable, but it is there. Anyway, on with the car details. 2006 Mitsubishi Evolution IX MR (EVO 9) with 14,XXX original miles. 6 Speed Manual. Brembo brakes. Recaro Seats. Apex Silver. Stock forged lightweight BBS wheels. Gauge package with boost pressure, oil temperature, and volts. Factory installed short shift kit. Clear 3M protective film covering all leading edges of vehicle. Clear clean title in hand. Maintenance log below. Car is 98% stock. The rear trunk lid was swapped for a color matched carbon fiber lid (the original trunk lid was sold by previous owner) and the vent in the engine hood was color matched at the same time, for a stealth appearance. That's it. . . those are the only changes to this car from being 100% factory original. Maintenance log below. Brand new Optima Red Top battery installed one month ago. cost $140.00 Brand new Bridgestone S-04 Pole Position Tires (35 miles old) cost $668.00 Just serviced yesterday at Brien Ford/Mitsubishi with Mobile 1 full synthetic. Service department did a full inspection and had "no recommendations". "The car is perfect" Maintenance Log 2006 Mitsubishi Evolution IX MR Mobile1 Fully Synthetic 10W-30 Date Description: Mileage 05/12/06 Mobile1 Syn. Oil & Filter Change 941 01/05/07 Mobile1 Syn. Oil & Filter Change 2,751 07/05/07 Mobile1 Syn. Oil & Filter Change 3,905 09/26/08 Mobile1 Syn. Oil & Filter Change 6,xxx 07/18/09 Mobile1 Syn. Oil & Filter Change 8,898 05/09/09 Wash and new 3M Wax coat 10,201 01/16/10 Mobile1 Syn. Oil & Filter Change 11,916 11/30/13 Mobile1 Syn. Oil & Filter Change 14,265 Transaction Details $1000 non-refundable deposit is due within 24 hours after the end of the auction. I will accept Paypal for the deposit The remainder of the payment is due within 7 days. No exceptions. I will accept a cashiers check only. I will hold the car until all funds clear. Good luck, and happy bidding! |
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Mitsubishi had a shockingly good year in the U.S., and here's why
Thu, Feb 1 2018The year 2017 was a very good one for Mitsubishi in the United States. For the first time since 2007, the company sold more than 100,000 cars and crossovers here. Most of the credit goes to the Outlander, which sold just over 8,700 more examples this year than in 2016 for a total of 35,310. It was also the overall bestseller for the company in America. Its slightly smaller cousin, the Outlander Sport, was the second-best with 33,160 units, a number that barely changed from 2016. Also interesting to note is that each of Mitsubishi's crossovers roughly equaled the total number of traditional car sales, which include the last Lancers, Evos and i-MiEVs, as well as the Mirage hatch and Mirage G4 sedan. The Lancer actually did all right considering it was phased out in the middle of last year, selling over 12,000 units, almost as many as in 2016. Mirage hatchback sales dropped quite significantly at just over 6,000, but Mirage G4 sedan sales increased by roughly the same amount. Considering the weaker car sales, Mitsubishi has probably made the right decision to focus on expanding its crossover line with the all-new Eclipse Cross launching this year, and the newly available Outlander PHEV. This milestone also marks Mitsubishi's slow and steady gains lately. According to the company, this is the fifth year of increased sales in the U.S. And on a global scale, the company saw gains, too. Its sales topped 1 million worldwide compared with 934,000 in 2016. In China sales were up over 50 percent, and it also saw sales increases in the Germany, Russia, Japan, Australia, and many countries in southeast Asia. So it seems Mitsubishi is making a nice little turnaround for itself. Related Video:
Next-gen Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV gets more power all over
Mon, Jan 27 2020Looks like it's official — the U.S. will finally get the upgraded Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV that's been on sale in Europe and Japan since late 2018. AutoGuide perused documents Mitsubishi filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for 2021 product lineup. The paperwork shows a 2.4-liter engine with 126 horsepower replacing the 2.0-liter with 117 hp in the current U.S.-market Outlander plug-in hybrid. We've expected the engine change for a while, but we didn't have a horsepower rating before. The version on sale in Europe gets 133 hp from the 2.4-liter Atkinson-cycle four-cylinder, while promising "higher torque, smoother operation, and overall higher efficiency." We'll get the 13.8-kWh battery, up from the 12-kWh unit currently installed, and the rear electric motor gets bumped up to 93 hp, same as overseas. The e-motor on the front axle holds steady at 80 hp. Unless Mitsubishi has model-year shenanigans in mind, the documents describe the next-gen Outlander that's been promised for debut later this year. It will ride on a Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance platform, expected to be the same architecture shared with the next-gen 2021 Nissan Rogue. The current Outlander and Rogue are just 0.3 inches apart, and both are expected to grow in size. The new Outlander's exterior will glean cues from the Engelberg Tourer concept (shown below) like vertically-oriented headlights, a reshaped greenhouse, and a larger rear roof spoiler. If Mitsubishi carries over the rest of the upgrades afforded the international Outlander PHEV versions, we're in for a more powerful generator, and new Sport and Snow modes. The suspension and 4WD Lock were also bolstered on the current crossover, but with an all-new generation, we'd expect thorough overhauls in hardware and software. The real prize will be finding out how much EV range the next plug-in hybrid Outlander promises beyond the 22 miles available on the current model. On Japan's testing cycle, the new powertrain extended all-electric driving from 37.8 miles to 40.4 miles. Mitsubishi Engelberg Tourer Concept View 10 Photos Related Video: Â Â
Mitsubishi AR Concept continues a wacky, wonderful tradition [w/video]
Thu, 21 Nov 2013Mitsubishi enjoys a long history of thinking outside the literal box when it comes to designing minivans and people movers. Remember the Mitsubishi Van, a.k.a. Delica? How about the Chariot, better known to us as the Colt Vista? The Expo and Expo LRV, the twin models that succeeded it? These were all left-of-center takes on the MPV genre, and while they never sold in large volumes, we can't help but look back at them with a mix of bemusement and respect for their oddball character. Who knows? A production version of this AR Concept could be next.
According to Mitsubishi, "the comfort of a minivan and active personality of an SUV are merged at the highest levels" in the Concept AR. Us? We just think this mild hybrid concept looks kind of neat, even if it's just putting on off-road airs with its elevated ride hight, faux skid plates and black-lipped wheel wells.
Hardware-wise, this Active Runabout is less showcar and more 'real world,' with the front wheels drawing their power from a 134-horsepower, 1.1-liter turbocharged three-cylinder engine paired with a 10-kW electric motor used as a belt starter generator (read: mild hybrid). A continuously variable transmission handles shifting duties.