Review | 2016 Mitsubishi Lancer | The Bygone Era

[@ElshamyWalid]

I had an 09 SE for 7 years, I'm a big Mitsubishi fan but they had nothing to offer me when It was time to replace my 09 Lancer, I hopped in the 2016 Lancer and was like wow nothing changed in this car so I ended up getting a 2016 Mazda 6 GT red soul thought I should give Mazda a chance since lately they have been very innovative with their new design language and overall internal and external build quality and so far I dont think i'll ever get out of a Mazda anytime soon.

[@nimdowo]

its perfect for me, i love the style, it drives well, performs well, no extra fancy stuff, less to go wrong, but many dont seem to see that...

[@macaron3141592653]

slow, poor gas mileage, and outdated interior

[@PostFormitable]

Mm if you wanna buy a 10 year old car for today's money. Then be my guest.

[@dualityofman1253]

I agree. I absolutely detest electric steering, GDI engines & stiff suspension. The only negative about this car is the CVT. I'm also not sure about the reliability. Will have to look more into it.

[@FrenchValleyAirport]

Mitsubishi seems to give huge discounts because of the low sales

[@kylemas2005]

@@dualityofman1253 Mitsubishi hasnt had near the same amount of premature CVT failure as Nissan and they both use Jatco units. Programming has alot to do with it.

[@szeyuanlim4456]

the Lancer's multi-link rear suspension is an advantage over newer torsion-beam-equipped competitors like the Corolla, Sentra, Forte & Elantra. it partly explains its good body control and well-damped ride observed in this review.

[@TeamGun]

Always loved Mitsu, have owned 3 generations of Eclipse. Wife owned a cvt Lancer and currently has a 16 Outlander. I currently own a 17 Lancer Anniversary Edition with the 5 speed manual. Excellent reliable cars, across our 6 Mitsubishi vehicles we’ve owned the total cost of repairs for all of them combined has been $38 lol. 1999 eclipse needed a thermostat, and the 2003 eclipse spyder a motor mount. Rock solid reliability.

[@LordFantasthick]

I really like the simplicity of this car (especially my dad love it). It starts in the interior and ends in the engine bay. Everything is easy to change, filters (engine and interior), liquids, spark plugs and bulbs. No exstras, just basic stuff.

[@19910602011]

mazda needs to buy mitsubishi and bring back to life

[@dannyregodapaz6816]

Mazda doesn't have anywhere near the amount of money needed to buy Mitsu. For starters Mazda is Mazda and only builds cars. Mitsubishi on the other hand builds everything form phones to microwaves to Tv's to cars, boats, tankers even Airplane engines. Heck they even built their own Zero fighters back in the day for the Japanese. Although they motor vehicle department has gone to crap over here in north america, Mitsubishi Corp is worth over 27.7 Billions dollars and had sales of 59.81Billion last year. There is no way they would ever swallow selling off a branch to a competitor. What they should do is take some of that money brough in from the other departments and use it to reawaken its Motors Branch. If only the Eclipse, Evo, Galant and especially the GT3000 were still around and Mitsubishi still believed in Turbo charging instead of cheap compacts for the Asian market than maybe they might be able to survive

[@dannyregodapaz6816]

Also fyi Mazda is worth $9.7 Billion. Mitsubishi is worth 3x as much to give you an idea. The difference is Mazda still knows how to build a sports car while Mitsu, wich could just doesn't bother..

[@expsterm1]

@@dannyregodapaz6816 I think what he is trying to say is Mazda buying just the car division of Mitsubishi, not the entire company obviously.

[@Hallowsaw]

Mitsubishi is a bigger company than mazda... btw why would a car company that already builds the sportiest mainstream cars buy another sporty company? Plus mazda is working with toyota now and toyota owns part of subaru. They litterally have the strongest automotive mashup in the world right now. They have reliability, one of the best awd systems there is and mazda is still perfecting the combustion engine and keeping sporty cars alive. The only way the three companies could be better is if they improve their infotainments

[@morganleon159]

a tip : you can watch series on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching lots of of movies during the lockdown.

[@123andme]

I think people may not realize that maybe Mitsubishi's philosophy is make simple solid cars. They sell well in other parts the world. America has gotten used to high end features in cheaply made cars. Maybe mitsu has it right?

[@boboutelama5748]

As a victim of Mitsubishi, I can say to you that they cars are not solid. Point.

[@MasterMalrubius]

Where is Mitsubishi?

[@JuanHernandez-pz2mx]

The U.S. market does not get the good ones, out here, mitsubishi's quality is as legendary as Chrysler's

[@kylemas2005]

Totally agree. Mitsubishi has always produced solid powertrains and yes, even their CVT equppied models. I see 20 year old Mitsus on the road all the time. Now as far as fit and finish, those same Mitsus Ive seen all had faded cheap paint, bent alloys, foggy headlights, wrecked interiors, etc. But hey, theyre still running lol. Love my 2014 Mirage.

[@BeanieNinjay0]

Juan Hernandez Mitsubishi’s quality is as legendary as Chrysler’s? 😂

[@Kryxtal]

Savagegeese has come a long way since these early reviews

[@Naotaku]

I really want to buy one now. Mostly for the nostalgia factor, but I really (still) like the way it looks.

[@darwincm]

This is an outstanding non-car salesperson review. It is true, the 2016 model is a dinosaur with facelift. The beauty of this car is not electronic gadgets. It is the affordability, low maintenance cost and the car basic. The total 4 years caped services cost in Australia is only AUD$920. Since 2007, this car DNA remains the same. Basically not much change and no complex mechanical design. The number of point of failure is limited. Should you want A to B car and doesn't mind listen to AM radio, you can't go wrong with so little money that you have to spend. I use the Australia NRMA car running cost calculator to compare WOL cost per week for entry level Lancer, Mazda 3 & Honda Civic (Note:The "Whole of life (WOL)" based on new to five year private operating costs in cents per km and dollars per week, travelling 15,000km per annum) The Lancer is cost AUD$23/week less compare to Mazda 3 and Civic. The saving over 5 year is AUD$5980. It is approximately 26.59% of car purchase cost value. Furthermore, the IIHS small overlap crash test has a reasonable test result. I wonder why people still buy dinosaur and Mitsubishi doesn't mind to make them. At the end, it is still a sad story. The company sell Lancer Evolution is no long has any evolution. Instead they are selling amoeba.

[@savagegeese]

+darwincm Thanks for the feedback on the Mitsu, its good to hear real people talk about it this way.

[@jonnyronnyguy]

I have a 2016 es lancer ( I think this is the Australian version of the GT ) and could not be happier. The dated look was the reason I chose this over the mazda 3. The front facelift design almost looks like a 3000gt to me and the simple interior look has a nice clean feel. I also love driving manual and it is kinda sad that there is a lack of a market for small sedans with manual transmission and simple gadgets these days.

[@DragonLord1736]

This review made me go with the lancer GT for my new car. Best car reviewer on KZbin.

[@Dro-Ordanzo]

Hey buddy I’m planning on buying a 2016 lancer. What’s the reason you went for the Model Gt? (That’s the model i want since it looks sporty but I just figured out that it doesn’t come with AWD..)

[@tylerwatt12]

12:09 uh oh

[@1969cmp]

Tyler Watthanaphand LOL...no left turn. Good pick up ☺

[@RickTrajan]

He doesn't bother with signs trying to put him bound his freedom - he's a savage afterall.

[@BeanieNinjay0]

I think he was flipping a u turn. He drives over the railroad twice

[@MechRider89]

As much as I miss the mitsu's of the 90's (eclipse GXS's, 3000gt VR4's, Galant VR4's etc) I understand that the automotive market is rather saturated and don't hold much profit anymore. They've went back to they're roots making Aircraft since the ban placed on the Japanese aviation industry at the end of WW2 has ended, far far more profit making jets then making cars.

[@maninredhelm]

This type of product would be great if it was possible to manufacture and sell them at much lower prices than "updated" cars. That unfortunately doesn't appear to be the case though.

[@buildmorefarms1007]

I hate to disagree but you dont have to hate Subaru or not know any better to buy this car. Mitsubishi buyers know they are very very reliable and durable. They have the longest warranty and they are heavily discounted. Ive owned: EVO, Galant and Lancer GT, all were fun and reliable, good cars. It also has 20 more hp than the Impreza. And it has a 4wd lock! :)

[@savagegeese]

It was more a comment on the age of this Lancer, would a new car buyer actually buy this new over a subie? Really like the driving characteristics of this car though.

[@CASimmons]

+savagegeese I bought this over a Subie... The 10 year 100,000 mile warranty is insane and it handles better than anything I've driven. It's super easy to mod and crazy reliable.

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

I have 2013 Lancer SE AWC and I chose it over the subaru for many reasons. It has a bigger engine, it has paddle shifter and 5 years warranty and it looks way better.

[@buildmorefarms1007]

+Parker Steel AND THEY ARE RELIABLE AND DURABLE!

[@jaimeprado23]

do know they are gonna release sportier Impreza with 1.6t with more horsepower

[@buildmorefarms1007]

Jaime Prado A tiny 1.6? Wow! Small!

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

+Jaime Prado I bought my car in 2012. The impreza had the same 2.0 l engine with 150HP. I test drove it and I was not impressed. But when I drove the Lancer, I found it way better!

[@jaimeprado23]

+buildmorefarms100 190 hp

[@neverendingmods]

For reliability and over all cost of ownership once car is paid off the Lancer and other current Mitsubishi are extremely easy to maintain with LOW cost of repairs. Timing chain on all engines, no expensive timing belt service every 80k miles like Hyundai and Subaru (Subaru has some engines now with chains ) but every hyundai/Kia motor has timing belts. Mitsubishi brakes can be changed in your driveway easily and for cheap. My brake pads lasted 45k miles. Mitsubishi uses long life antifreeze...100k mile between flushes. Mitsubishi has long life CVT transmission fluid which is good for 100k miles between flushes. See how inexpensive the Lancer is to own for many years? Tires, wipers, and brake pads only things that need changing. I love my STI but not for everyday driving to work. I commute 100 miles a day and the 08 Lancer is perfect for that. Reliable, cheap to insure and I can work on myself to change brakes etc.

[@toddp7324]

Most (all?) Hyundai and Kia engines have timing chains.

[@1969cmp]

Todd P That is funny. My Mitsubishi 380 has a belt.

[@ricksays7133]

neverendingmods The CVT fliud has to be changed every 30k miles and the CVT filters at 60k miles. It gets dirty after 30k miles.

[@mdd47]

I am somebody that hates being inundated by all the interior stuff. I appreciate the reliability of a brand new car that is also proven since it's been in production for a long time.

[@lito777]

when i was in high school and first year of college i had 2 Mitsubishis. super reliable. 0 issues.

[@FATERNAL1]

the algorithm brought to this vid its crazy, my 2011 es sport lancer still goin strong tho 💪🏽

[@zerep11]

The Driveshaft U-Joints, CV Joint, and Center Bearing are all easy to replace, and costs about $ 180.00 to $ 220.00 USD for all parts. An entire pre-assembled replacement Drive Shaft with Center Bearing runs between $ 385.00 to $ 450.00 USD, depending on the merchant.

[@princeboateng694]

I own 2 mitsubishis. One 2004 lancer and one 2015 outlander. I love the simplicity of them. I hate all this technology bs they put in newer cars now. Everything computerized and shit. With my 04 i do all the work on it. As well as the 15’ sometimes.

[@bmwmsport11]

These cars are great beater/daily drivers. Something you don't mind a few dings on. Easy and cheap to run.

[@stephanburgess654]

I own two of these now. Yes the style is old now but when own a Mitsubishi you know you have a quality car. My last Mitsubishi a Magna (Diamanté) to you guys was a great car. Most Magnas in Australia are just run inn at 200,000k's. My last Lancer was 7 years old and had 480,000k's on the clock and still going strong. Old style but still a great car. Love my Mitsubishi.

[@TMM6900]

Early 2000 is good age for cars

[@joloui2035]

they give u more for the money becoz they know the sell older models:) reliable, value, peppy, best warranty, for point A to point B why not...

[@LamborghiniReven1000]

2010-2014 Evo X all the way. My dream car

[@mrbbs]

kudos again mate! hope you can continue bringing these video goodies. Greetings from Belgium.

[@iskandarockazzikr6316]

I think this platform is something PROTON (our local car manufacturer) has produced before. it's actually a rebadged car based on Mitsubishi lancer. it shares almost identical features for its interior and a little changed in term of exterior look. it's called the Proton Inspira. it's claimed to be injected with DNA of lotus ride and handling. I am currently driving this car and kudos to Mitsubishi for making a great car.

[@boboutelama5748]

I have extremely bad experiences with Mitsubishi. My Mitsubishi Colt was a lemon. As my boss wanted to change our park of vehicles with the new Mitsubishi Outlander and ASX, I warned him in a letter about my atrocious experience. He didn't listened to me, a mere "normal guy". We ended up having those cars for three years, already under warranty, they had all sorts of gremlins ; in the moment the warranty wore off, the cars falled apart. This was a catastrophy for our business and we lost years of budget in those turds. Don't be us.

[@future_phonk]

Turbowski and his infinite wisdom lol. He says the best things.

[@msndotnet01]

lmfao you actually reviewed this car.... I was looking up on youtube forever really wanted a in-depth reviews of cars that no one ever touches. an audi a4 allroad for example

[@joseeduardo4327]

Please do a final year Evo review! Loved the WRX review.

[@pontiacslut]

I just bought a 2017 se alc 2.4 litre had it two weeks and I love it

[@daDonn]

I like the turn at 12:11

[@jack765ful]

I have the 2010 GTS with CVT. 2.4L non turbo. Unfortunately it was a FWD; how I wish it had AWD. The CVT part doesn’t bother me though; came with nice big paddle shifters. (Paddle shifters on Subaru is a joke; too small). So anytime I don’t like how CVT is behaving, I just hit the paddle and manually take over. For folks with the 2016 model that has CVT but no manual over ride, I read somewhere the transmission was actually factory-wired for the manual shift-selector. So you’d just need to get a shifter (either buy new or from salvage junk yard) and swap it in. A guy posted it on one of the Lancer forums as a preparatory step before adding a turbo to his 2.4L; do a search and it should be easy to find.

[@Paco_Burrito_Suave]

I think they want to slowly withdraw from North America like Suzuki and Isuzu and sell a small variety of vehicles in Asia and Europe.

[@RaduB.]

They are withdrawing from everywhere right now. It's so sad... Greetings from Europe.

[@sputnik130857]

Hey thanks! Really useful for a widow who's thinking of buying another Mitsubishi. Don't know nothing about this rocket science!

[@Naotaku]

I just got one O:-) Loving it!

[@radudeATL]

For those of us who drive our cars at 7/10ths (at most), what exactly is understeer?

[@vanisshen4467]

IMHO Mitsubishi has failed on creating new designs, marketing, following trends, but it has been delivering cars that are surprisingly good to drive. I only care about driving dynamics in a car and absolutely nothing else, the Lancer and the Evo are the 2 among the few. It's sad to see the Evo go, and it will be sad to see Mitsubishi Motors go.

[@departedgardens9262]

i have a 2016 awc lancer es. was a beast in the snow skids really good too when you turn traction control off XD.

[@ahslan]

Great review. Also look forward to seeing the upcoming Outlander review.

[@Spacemonkeymojo]

Wow the Lancer is AWD in the US? I don't know if we ever got an AWD Lancer in Australia that wasn't the Evo. The 4B12 engine is absolutely bulletproof. I own a Lancer with one of these engines and it's been extremely reliable, the only issue I've had with it is a minor oil leak from not changing the oil on time. The interior is simple and the driving experience (manual of course) is fun enough for me and that engine gives me ample power for what I need.

[@apocalypznow]

Was Turbowski trained by Superchargeski?

[@eltonjohn3236]

Do you guys not undercoat your cars with an oil-based lubricant? It will control the rust.

[@siamiam]

i want your warm winters :) it is sad to see mitsubishi lag so far behind

[@adelrule]

I'm surprised I didn't know about these guys before. So funny

[@gestapo9]

whats all the fuss about? I see people talking about mistus like they are old Ladas .. can someone explain what is missing in these lancers thats available in corolla and civics and the likes? these are very nice cars even though they are "slightly" outdated.

[@boboutelama5748]

I will not talk about the lancers. But, in general, they are lacking reliability. And not a little bit.

[@ionneifion2012]

@@boboutelama5748 why do ppl who have the car say it's "crazy reliable" and others think they're anything but. With is it? Split somewhere down the middle probably. That or some side is lyin.

[@boboutelama5748]

They had good cars in the past, but aren't doing well actually, this could also be a cause for the good comments you are still able to see. Also, even if they don't have any quality control at all, they can sometimes assemble cars that will hold, and those consumers will also comment in a positive way. This is what's giving the impression of very bad vs very good. Whatever, I have already seen that Mitsubishi is erasing negative comments on social medias, and they are blocking critical consumers with technical problems. The amount of peoples with problems you can't see is probably higher. @@ionneifion2012

[@chloespencer8632]

Why haven’t you guys reviewed the Evo X ?

[@cocainecowboy1717]

they would have to find a clean, unmodified Evo X local to them so i’m guessing they just haven’t

[@aki007]

The sinking mitsu. Here in asia the only thing that makes them afloat is their eco cars. Mirage series and the new pajero sport. Its sad cause the innovation that mitsubishi once has died down. I will not be surprised if they phase out the lancer series and the pajero series. Crisis really hit them hard.

[@1969cmp]

chiffon fairchild Sad about Lancer and Pajero is that is the case. You would think that Nissan-Renault could breather fresh air into the Lancer in turns of style and I would have the Pajero over many other large 4WDs.

[@RaduB.]

This video made me so sad... My 2008 Lancer is rusting away and I really don't know what should I replace it with. Very reliable car but the rust is a powerful enemy!

[@RaduB.]

@Rem US I had thought about it. It was on my list. But since Mitsubishi is pulling out of Europe, I switched to Mazda and bought a Mazda 3. We'll see if I've made the right choice...

[@MikeStoddart]

I'd love to see your take on the Kizashi that is no more...

[@MegaBuzzedGaming]

Nice review...i'd actually buy one after this review...

[@kylesoler4139]

These things sell quite well in New Zealand maybe because the buyers are of the generation who grew up on expensive (seriously my dads Ford Lazer sport cost the equivalent to 70k when new) but quite basic New Zealand assembled cars.

[@jasona6726]

Hey, can you review 2016 Outlander sel. Just the 4cyl. I actually test drove it and wanted to buy one. Really surpised me. Very comfy ride and NVH was really good. Cvt was decent I think..But the wife told me not a mitsu. Tell me what ya think man.. Ended getting the '16 Mazda CX5 Gt with tech.. 😄

[@savagegeese]

+Jason a I will have the Outlander on the list next month CX5 end of March.

[@jasona6726]

+savagegeese thanks! Just really curious what's your take. If I rank the CUV I test drive (w/out) brand bias, 2016 Kia Sorento EX is my top choice followed by the 2016 Outlander Sel 4cyl..

[@joseconde8927]

You don't talk about the tires your using , l put continental true contact living in Miami and the ride experience it's awesome.

[@ColbyWanShinobi]

LOL, I'm now noticing all the traffic laws he breaks during his videos (aside from speeding which is obvious..)

[@iamjezuzchrist]

Turbowski pounding the shit out of it!!!

[@pinkfloydscorpio]

I love my 2016 Lancer GT 5 speed.

[@israelvaladez1770]

I've always loved the lancer but what happened to the front of it??? It doesn't look as good as the 2012-2015 lancer gt models imo

[@maximus9401]

Poor Mitsu. What was and what is....so sad

[@buildmorefarms1007]

+maximus9401 I still love Mitsu!

[@TheAdventureAuto]

How does Mitsubishi still exist? Their flagship vehicle is Mirage. Not really but kinda. Unless somebody just climbed out from under a rock and has no idea what else is out there, nobody should be buying one of these in 2016.

[@themanplan987]

think the evo is the only thing people still buy

[@kokopuffs5789]

i heard the new outlander is alright and cheap too

[@Pickle312]

+FroggyStyle |Det. Conan is GOAT| they stopped making the EVO

[@alexander1485]

+Turbo4Life1217 because people buy enough of them.... its just like why doesn't Toyota/Lexus change their styling instead of making them uglier and uglier

[@Korgmeister]

+Turbo4Life1217 Mitsubishi are doing just fine, they now sell mostly to developing nations in SE Asia. That's a market of nearly a billion people, and the simpler low-tech approach Mitsubishi has, works really well there.

[@jakedunn3822]

just purchased 2016 gsr hatch, in australia and only comes in front wheel drive not in all wheel, also scraped leather interia and or sport seats options, even tried to barter for them to contact the factory to try and get the upgraded interia and was happy to pay well above extra for it, but Mitsu doesnt want a bar of it.

[@1969cmp]

Jake Dunn I just bought an MY15 GSR. I think the interior is good as is. And leather is a pain in the but during summer anyway.

[@Montblanc1986]

the Lancer is a very rugged design. way better than the competition in this segment. just don't get a cvt

[@1969cmp]

Kazak Thranduil Agree. I have a manual 2.4 GSR MY15.

[@And3rson1294]

How are incentives for this car?

[@bruwy7370]

Yall are calling this car so 'VINTAGE' but it the last model made of it was 2017 if you think about it, it's really not that vintage compared to 1980-1990 ford f150s

[@bugbear1986]

Surprised that Proton is quoted here in an America review...

[@savagegeese]

Dont give us that much credit at first I thought Proton was Chinese but forgot it was Malaysian.

[@Michael-uo4jj]

man mitsubishi's are solid as shit easy to service for the most part select things you won't need to do very often are more difficult, worst is parts can be expensive the right side driveshaft oem C$1000. (Raliarts, EVO's only) DCT Transmission is like C$10,000

[@ponrix]

Wow. My wife wants a 2017 lancer with 35k on it.

[@pinoycookingeating2210]

Hi, im wondering if 2014 to 2015 exhaust will fit on this 2016 model? Do they have the same piping? Pleasw help me Thanks!

[@eugene215111]

off topic question.. what gloves are you wearing during your drive? look hella comfortable.

[@savagegeese]

They are the Adidas Daytona. I have several repurposed gloves from karting and racing I didnt like buy enjoy them in winter for driving!

[@fraxonthefurry21]

normally I'd say buy a Subaru but I messed up and purchased one and its a oil burning pos. I have to put oil in it every 2500 miles, and this sucks because I need awd or 4wd but don't need a truck or suv, or crossover.

[@frankbrown8198]

Mitsubishi Lancer is my favorite rental car. Almost everything said in this vid about the car was good. So, what's the beef

[@viyau]

IM all for simplicity. sometimes less is more. It has a chance to get back, but it need to work on the affordability and simplicity durabillity niche

[@DasGigPig]

It must suck living in a climate where it snows in winter. A few months of the year where driving a car is not enjoyable in the slightest. Fuck. That.

[@chocolatemilk912]

How do I go about husbanding Turbowski?

[@savagegeese]

He requires dowry of goats and low horsepower 4 cylinder cars with rotted brake lines.

[@MajorSpam]

What are those wheels called?

[@TOMMY1PHILIPS]

tires are all season or winter ?

[@michaeldiaz2409]

I like your videos starting with under the car its Great

[@StEvEn420BrUlE]

Did Mitsubishi step their game up or something? Everyone in the comments is raving about how reliable these cars are, while my eclipse is a fucking turd

[@SergeiTheAnarch]

If they made this in a hatch with the 170hp motor, I'd have bought one. As it is, the no manual/DCT and no hatch is a deal breaker for me.

[@trentonlanford6980]

there actually is a hatch called sportback. I just bought one :)

[@MyerShift7]

They DID, but I thought it was an ugly style hatch vs Golf or Astra style. Plus, it had the 2.0T and a "fragile" DCT.

[@MrApplesaucestuff]

Pull out!.........good advice no matter how you look at it.....

[@taiwilson8966]

if they were gettin' rid of the EVO, should have at least kept the ralliart. I had the 09' Ralliart a few years as kinda a fun daily. you get some evo stuff shoved in and tuning support even an evo 10 turbo swap away from nice performance if you couldnt drop 40k on an evo.

[@ferenc-x7p]

The interior is almost like my 2006 Subaru Legacy.

[@prasish]

i am buying one next week

[@pierceyu4546]

it still looks like my mom's 13' Lancer

[@frostydc4]

Lockable center diff or lockable front & rear diffs?

[@savagegeese]

+frostydc4 No center diff, just lockable rear technically.

[@ShowMeWhatINeedToKnow]

I feel sorry for Mitsubishi. on the other hand, I do miss hydrolic power steering badly.

[@HokieVols]

I can't prove this with science, but I'm pretty sure Jay Leno is ripping you off.. check out the newest vid (1970 Charger) of Jay Leno's Garage. He does an 'In the Shoppe' segment, which as near as I can tell he has never done before. Coincidence? I think not.

[@savagegeese]

Ha well its a matter of time before that is done by more people. Just have to do it better or have twerking under cars, who knows.

[@idknuttin]

what did he mean when he said this is the same car is form 2005? it was created in 2005 and being built in 2016? so what have lancer have they been selling since 2005? this same exact car for 11 years?

[@manuelramirez8520]

yup

[@1969cmp]

idknuttin ...and why they have had trouble competing. Still a good car, just that there are better. But I still bought a used MY16 2.4 GSR Sportback. Yeah, I like it. 😊

[@1969cmp]

manuel ramirez Sorry, MY15.....

[@kylesoler4139]

it started development in 2005 (takes a couple of years to develop a car)

[@MyerShift7]

2007-2017 iirc

[@creativelog963]

Can we import these in pakistan

[@DustlessYeti76]

Why do we have to hate subaru to get one maybe we are fans of mitsubishi

[@savagegeese]

+DustlessYeti76 It was more of a comment for mass market buyers who looked at both. Id personally take the Lancer if it had a manual option over new Impreza despite its age.

[@DustlessYeti76]

We have a manual option in aus do you think the lancer is a good first car

[@DustlessYeti76]

Ive been looking for manual reviews but none noww i know why

[@savagegeese]

+DustlessYeti76 Car is tried and true, solid despite the age.

[@philippelahaie7247]

I would also take the Lancer before the Impreza, and I own a STi and a Outback XT.. The Lancer is much more reliable. Non-turbo subaru's burning oil like crazy and/or headgaskets.. choice is easy. Would have been nice to have a MT on the non-turbo AWD Mitsu tho, Really sad to see the dEvolution of Mitsu..

[@anchorbait6662]

I'm soo thankful Oregon doesn't salt the piss out of our roads. How the hell do you all put up with that??

[@conradquilliam6076]

Brilliant.

[@ricksays7133]

A body and interior redesign with an upgraded 4b12 that comes with direct injection and a proper SMG/DCT gearbox is how I want the new Lancer to be.

[@123andme]

Mitsubishi kept what worked well for them. I have outlander. Not as refined as some models but reviewers do not give this brand a fair shake. Reliable as heck and rides well.

[@JK-qr9rt]

It's known as the Proton Inspira in Malaysia.

[@MistrMcGill]

This car is beyond outdated hahaha, I still need an Evolution X and a 3000GT VR-4 in my garage though!

[@Borntokirune]

I own a 2012 Mitsubishi Outlander Gt and it's a great vehicle. but I really feel Mitsubishi has let go and it's no longer trying hard to make quality vehicles for North America or Europe

[@dippatel7452]

How did you do donuts like that?

[@jack765ful]

Dip Patel This was an AWD model. Turn off traction control. Slam down the gas during turn could throw more power to back wheels and make them spin, “throttle turning” he called it.