The Lancer Evo X Final Edition is old news down to everything, save for the silly badges that Mitsubishi used to try and differentiate it from a normal Evo X. Spoiler alert: it's really not that ...

The badge may return, but the Evo as we know ... None were exported outside of Japan. The Lancer Evolution X's arrival in 2008 marked the first fully all-new Evo since the first one.

the Lancer Evolution X FQ-440 MR. SEE THIS: The History of the Lancer As with all UK-market Evos since 2003, the MR's numerical badge denotes its power rating. Offered only in white, the FQ-440 ...

Indeed, the EVO X is nearing doomsday and the 2015 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Final Edition ... t have the time to affix the Final Edition badge on the boot door. If we were to call a spade ...

The WRX badge has spanned across five generations and has become one of the most iconic nameplates from the 90s. The eventual end of the Lancer Evo line makes the Evo X particularly special ...

Mitsubishi is sending off the Lancer EVO X in style by offering the limited ... nor a Final Edition badge. After the electronic gavel strikes "Sold!," all of the proceeds from the sale will ...

The Lancer Evolution sadly has not. Based on the GSR variant, the 2016 Final Edition Evolution X is basically the same as the car that arrived almost a decade ago. The badge on the back now ...

After the widebody Lancer Evolution IX MR ARC built for last ... which as decided earlier on it was going to be the new Evo X. With the car hitting dealerships across Japan on Oct. 1, ARC had ...

We love the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X, but by this point, we’ve accepted the fact that the its days are numbered, despite the noticeable back and forth that accompanied rumors of the vehicle ...

Forget the concept tag on Mitsubishi’s Concept-X for the Tokyo show. This is how the new Lancer Evolution X (as in 10) will look. The next incarnation of the rally-bred performer will be with us ...

Mitsubishi announced ten “design details” of the Lancer Evolution X today. Most of them are somewhat blusterous PR hype (read about Mitsubishi’s ETACs in the press release after the jump for ...