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New Mitsubishi Concept X to Wow Tokyo Showgoers
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This is the car that will make Mitsubishis stand at the 39th Tokyo Motor Show buzz with action. This is the car that will lure in crowds like a moth to a bug-zapper. This is the car that will make children, teenagers and grown adults alike drool uncontrollably. This is the car that the rally world has long been waiting for, and will have fanatics lobbying Mitsubishi to build it. And now it is here - Mitsubishis Concept X - the preview to the next-generation Evolution X.
With less than a month between the Frankfurt Motor Show, where the Concept Sportback was released, and the Tokyo show where the Concept X is to be shown, its clear that Mitsubishi is on the fast track to launching
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| Mitsubishis Concept X. The preview to the next-generation Evolution X? (Photo: Mitsubishi Cars North America) |
But unlike the Sportback, a five-door hatchback configuration, the Concept X showcases the next-generation Lancer sedan body style, an important model within the North
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| Built upon the design theme introduced by the Sportback Concept, Mitsubishi has created a face thats simply unforgettable. (Photo: Mitsubishi Cars North America) |
The fact that the Sportback Concept is so cool that its launch could have been accompanied by the theme song from Shaft says
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| The new car, which rides on a chassis architecture developed in conjunction with DaimlerChrysler, features McPherson struts up front and a multi-link rear axle. (Photo: Mitsubishi Cars North America) |
To keep weight down, a significant number of the components used in the structure and panels are made of lightweight aluminum. Amongst these are the roof, the hood, the trunk lid, fenders and door panels. Aside from reducing the weight of the car, they also help to reduce the vehicles center of gravity which promotes better handling - something that EVO enthusiasts cant seem to get enough of.
The new car, which rides on a chassis architecture developed in conjunction with DaimlerChrysler, features
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