Half a second is lost in 0-100km/h times (now 5.6 seconds) and a whole 1.4 seconds in the 1000m from a standing start (now 25,8 seconds). The new figures bring the Evolution VII out of the super-car territory. What has affected performance? The answer is twofold:
The Lancer Evolution VI was announced in late 1998 and went in production by early 1999. Mitsubishi apparently insisted on producing GroupA spec cars for the greatest satisfaction of its buyer base. At least 2500 Evolution VIs had to be produced to get the FIA homologation and most mainly sold in Japan. Unfortunately this new […]
The latter stuck with essentially its Group A Lancer Evo, before debuting the Evo 7-based Lancer Evolution WRC towards the end of the 2001 season Toyota, meanwhile, fell somewhere between its rivals.
The car must be playable! If the car only appears in a game but you can't drive it, the game should not be included in this game group. Only real cars! No fictional types or lookalikes with similar sounding names accepted. Games where the player can drive the Mitsubishi Lancer. Also includes the Evo and WRC variants.
Released by Tamiya on December 15, 1999, this TB-01 Chassis based RC Model, is of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI driven by Tommi Makinen to win the 1999 FIA World Rally Championship (WRC). The Lexan Body Shell accurately details the Lancer Evo VI lines. Decals of the cars racing livery are also included in the kit.
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The new Lancer Evolution's WRC debut in 1993 resulted in a couple of podium positions, but it failed to win a round. However, lessons learned were used in development of the Evo II, which with its slight increase in wheelbase, larger front spoiler, suspension and engine tweaks scored a podium on debut in Greece at the half-way point of the 1994 WRC.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V WRC 1998 Rallye Catalunya Tamiya | No. 24203 | 1:24 Facts Brand: Tamiya Title: Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V WRC 1998 Rallye Catalunya Number: 24203 Scale: 1:24 Type: Full kit Released: 1998 New tool Barcode: 4950344992171 (EAN) Packaging: Rigid box (Top opener) Topic: Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V » Cars (Vehicles
0. The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III (or shorter Evo III) is a Group A rally car which brought the first World Rally Championship title to Mitsubishi, in 1996, when Tommi Mäkinen became the drivers’ world champion. That year, Mäkinen scored five WRC wins with Lancer Evo III and took his first out of four consecutive championship titles.
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