History through Generations

Started its production journey back in the start of 2003, Mitsubishi Outlander was born as a SUV. At that time most of these SUV’s were good in handling and comfortable on road, but showed poor results off road.

Although the first generation of Outlander was bit weak to its competitors, but the second generation was up to the mark of perfection.  With the option of third-row seat and V6 engine, the Outlander reputation as a small SUV was changed into all-wheel-drive competitive SUV. With distinctive styling, advance technology and lively personality, it is no doubt number one choice of consumers today.

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2009 Mitsubishi Lancer

The 2009 Mitsubishi lancer can’t be considered a typical economy car like a Toyota Corolla or a Honda Civic because it lacks the refinements, reputation and fuel economy to match up with these cars.

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However, its aggressive styling, above-average handling and high-tech features make it a fine option. It has some high-tech features that were reserved for luxury automobiles until recently. This Mitsubishi is worth a look for those who are looking for a car that is a reasonable alternative to the small sedan status quo.

The 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer is available in DE, ES and GTS trim levels. The base DE features a tilt-only steering wheel, 16-inch steel wheels, a four-speaker CD/MP3 stereo, a trip computer and power windows and mirrors.

Keyless entry to the DE, power door locks, air-conditioning and antilock brakes are some other features. In the Lancer ES, there are 16-inch alloy wheels, a 60/40-split rear seat with center armrest and steering-wheel audio controls.

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