I know this information is posted on the "Ralliart prices" thread which has a link to another forum.
But just to make it official. This is the link from the mitsubishi website so its official
http://media.mitsubishicars.com/deta...40536&mime=ASC

 

damn.
they just released that today, huh?
thanks for the post.
That settles it.
I am going to be a R/A owner.

Thanks, Ralliarting.

 

not bad pricing i would consider getting one

 

Wow, that's not nearly as bad as I was thinking it would be. Good stuff

 

Now the question is when...

 

Not bad pricing. no one can disagree that the car offers alot of stuff for the buck. but I as much as I like the idea of tc sst. I would like to see a manual come out and knock the price down a little...... or keep the price the same but boost horsepower of the manual to compete with the new wrx.

 

From what the guys are saying....late Sept.

 

Looks like a fully loaded RA:

$26,490 + 675 freight
+$2750 for RECARO Pkg
+$2000 for NAV (price for Evo)
= $31925 for a fully loaded Lancer Ralliart MSRP

Probably invoice for around $29999. I'd bet you'll see some of the vendors here selling fully loaded ones for $28-$29... That ain't too bad! Just wish they had a S-Sport mode on the TC

 

i highly doubt the first batch are gonna be fully loaded 28-29

the first ones that come out they arent gonna haggle too much with you just like they did the Evos when they came out...they sold decently and they didnt have to really haggle with you because if you wont buy it at that price some other idoiot will..since the car is brand new

 

in canada it will probably start at 34,980 or somthing like that - current evo $8,500 cheaper in the states

 

$31K is too high ... $27K fully loaded out the door is perfect... Heck i wiould trade my BMW in for that deal..
They will sell plenty of base models at $25K...LOL

 

That won't happen, probably not until after the 1st year. Unless people are really turned off by the TC SST.

MSRP for a fully loaded RA is just a hair under what a Base Evo X GSR costs, which is basically what everyoen was speculating.

 

$27K fully loaded out the door after taxes and license? I don't think Mitsu is in the business of losing money, at least not intentionally. We all want cheap prices but that's getting a bit ridiculous.

 

lol no way jose

 

I think $26,500 base is pretty reasonable considering all the extra kit you get over the competition. And it look good too. The Recaro package is a little steep though, IMO.