The 2002 New York Auto Show
Mar 31, 2002, 12:26 PM
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Its is, but it's the coupe version. The 4 door is available now 260HP auto 5 speed only. The coupe will be here in August, with a 6speed manual and same engine (and as you can see similar body to the new Z) but a few more horses....275. It should haul ***...can't wait for 0-60 and 1/4 mile stats. They claim it starts under $30,000 too.
The performance car world is going to get pretty crazy....
The performance car world is going to get pretty crazy....
Apr 1, 2002, 09:22 AM
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Originally posted by evo_dan
Mitsubishi Canada has said it will carry the same lineup as the U.S. This was a long time ago and they haven't said otherwise since, so I don't think anything has changed. Looks like it will come.
Mitsubishi Canada has said it will carry the same lineup as the U.S. This was a long time ago and they haven't said otherwise since, so I don't think anything has changed. Looks like it will come.
http://www.mitsubishicars.com/canada...se-english.cfm
If this is true, this would make Canada probably the only civilized country in the world on which you cannot legally register an EVO for road duty.
Doesn't help that we don't have any registered importers either.
Apr 1, 2002, 10:09 AM
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Originally posted by Billy
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If this is true, this would make Canada probably the only civilized country in the world on which you cannot legally register an EVO for road duty.
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If this is true, this would make Canada probably the only civilized country in the world on which you cannot legally register an EVO for road duty.
According to the Canadian Vehicle Registrar, you will be able to import the Evo from the U.S. Still, it's more hassle to do then I want.