be appropriate to take a look back at our test of the first USDM Evo. This article originally ... be as polite and vague as possible). "The front bumper may need to be revised to meet US regulations." ...

The process is much the same with the front bumper, however, only a few of the Evo VIII’s bumper pieces will transfer to the IX. The rest are all IX parts, but you’ll need to retain the screws ...

If you’re asked to picture an Evo (short for Lancer Evolution), chances ... which many fans would say was quite ugly. Meanwhile, the bumpers were different from the GSR, as the GT-A had a ...

Mitsubishi has been teasing U.S. drivers for more than a year with the possibility of being able to buy its hot-rod streetable rally car, the Evolution ... inside the front bumper for improved ...

And if we have anything to thank the Evo VII for, it’s that it kept one of our favourite battles alive - Evo versus Impreza. Each iteration might have changed in character for the 21st century ...

Alterations made from the current Evo VIII to the new Evo IX are slight ... Exterior changes include new front and rear bumpers, with the former sporting two oval openings that aid the intercooler ...

While the Evolution X that followed improved on the car with more power and technology. The favorites (my personal favorites as well) always land on the VIII and IX. Now nearly 15 years after the ...