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^Yes. Production of the current gen will continue. There won't be a next gen though. They often announce the axe years before the last car roll off the production line. Just like the Eclipse's death expect to be 2014: http://www.pricewheels.com/blog/2011...made-vehicles/ The Evo's demise is expected, though. The car caters to an extremely small crowd and Mitsubishi isn't in the business to please automotive enthusiasts. It's a little late to the party but you can say they learned from the best: Honda and their NSXs. |
After a gven period of time they will return to performance I believe Posted via RS Mobile |
Just like most popular things... They discontinue it only to make that grand return after a period of time. I called it. Posted via RS Mobile |
this is as sad as toyota axing the supra....only thing left now is to axe the skyline (way over priced compared to how it used to be sold...not an everyday achieveable car any more)....and the sti (which has gotten crappier after 06/07 but the new sedan form havn't heard too much of it yet |
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i stopped caring about evos after the 9 anyways. |
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R34's GTRs were never ever cheap brand new. same goes for the older models. Z-tune R34 is well over 250k usd. Sir hyde is correct. |
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7 million yen is roughly 82k CAD, so it seems around the same price as we get them here. Quote:
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*Just realized the data was only provided the Venezuelan government, and not external sources yet. Sounds sketchy but it definitely isn't unreasonable. Russia also has massive oil/gas reserves which are largely untapped. **Also, the largest of the Saudi oilfields is widely suspected to be far lower than stated. When oil fields lose pressure, companies pump in salt water to increase the pressure but this ruins the quality of the crude. Saudi Arabia keeps its oilfield data secret so nobody really knows how much is inside. |
There aren't any special looking ones on the street, hundreds of the same looking boring ones. |
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Honda sucks also. =( |
I tried searching around and don't think this is a repost (hope not) Anyway, update on the next generation of Evo: Mitsubishi Evo Diesel Hybrid - Future Cars from Mitsubishi on RoadandTrack.com |
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EVO HIPPIE EDITION |
Looks like a ford focus hatch. |
Im just curious since the evo and the sti wrx are always rivals......in rally, snow, and performance...i don't think Mitsubishi would not make a mistake in not recontinued the models |
If this is true, damn I just got sad... I would be more affected if it was the STI/WRX going out of production.. it's still sad though |
well i guess at least they are not totally cancelling the whole evo project (and they gotta be retarded if they do) |
I don't think this is the end of the EVO forever. It's a matter of the manufacturer recognizing the market and making changes to survive. History appears to be repeating itself. After the power wars of 1965-1972, there was a major car lull until the late 80's revival. So enjoy your 2009 evo. It's the modern day equivalent of the 69' Nova SS. Posted via RS Mobile |
WOW a big :crybaby: |
well we still have Nissan.. http://www.the370z.com/members/ak370...e525-pic-1.jpg http://dsgperformance.files.wordpres...01/2012gtr.jpg |
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