
Used Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
Market overview (September 2026): 10 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution listings are available in Latvia. The median price is €32.250. Prices range from €7.900 to €47.500. Model years 1996–2012. Most common: Petrol, Manual, Sedan.
What to know before buying: Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
From 7 video reviews and 1 press test · updated
What the reviews say
- The Evo X became larger, heavier and more refined than its predecessors, but one review says it lost some of the earlier cars’ responsiveness.[4]one sourceEvolution X
Typical faults
- The Evo X 4B11 has weak connecting rods: about 500 Nm is cited as the tuning limit, and even approaching it can bend a rod and destroy the engine.[6]one sourceEvolution X
4B11
- The Evo IX MR six-speed manual is regarded as weaker than the five-speed; the source says many owners replace it with the stronger five-speed transmission.[5]one sourceEvolution IX
- With increased power, the stock clutch, gearbox and rear differential become durability risks; the source recommends strengthening them before major engine tuning.[7]one source
- On the Evo IV 4G63, the centre main bearing is combined with the thrust washers, while standard-size centre bearings are no longer produced, complicating engine repair.[6]one source
4G63
Which engine and version to take
- The 4G63T used in Evo I–IX is described as simple, reliable and undemanding; in stock form it can tolerate roughly 400 hp.[6]one sourceEvolution VIIEvolution IX
- The Evo IX 4G63 gained intake MIVEC, a stronger head gasket, improved cooling and a larger, more responsive twin-scroll turbo; reduced oil consumption is also reported.[3]one sourceEvolution IX
What to avoid
- Avoid a heavily tuned Evo X retaining stock 4B11 rods: around 500 Nm, or even a nearby load, may bend them and cause engine failure.[6]one sourceEvolution X
What to check at the inspection
- On an Evo IX MR, identify whether it has the original six-speed or the stronger five-speed, then check shift quality and listen for drivetrain clunks during the test drive.[5]one sourceEvolution IX
- For a tuned Evo X, demand evidence of forged rods and establish the actual torque output; roughly 500 Nm is cited as the stock 4B11 rod limit.[6]one sourceEvolution X
- Inspect an older Evo’s underside, sills, door bottoms and mounting points closely: the source describes finding an Evo IV shell without rot as unusual.[6]one source
- Check service history, oil-change intervals and level, plus signs of overheating. The source specifically warns against overheating the oil and using unsuitable fuel.[6]one source
- If power has been increased, verify upgrades to the clutch, gearbox and rear differential; engine-only tuning leaves the stock drivetrain at greater risk.[7]one source
Verdict
Sources
- [1]Doug DeMuro — The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X Was the End of the Evo · video
- [2]Ross Reviews — Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 7 JDM Review! · video
- [3]Saabkyle04 — 2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX MR Edition: Start Up, Test Drive & In Depth Review · video
- [4]GT Content — ★ Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution History : Everything YOU need to know! ★ · video
- [5]Regular Car Reviews — Regular Car Reviews: 2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution MR · video
- [6]Turbofun Crew — Чистая правда о 4G63T Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution · video
- [7]Alex Blare Культовые автомобили. — Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution. PROOF OF PERFECTION. · video
- [8]auto.ironhorse.ru — Отзывы о Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution - Авто.IronHorse.ру · press
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a used Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution cost in Latvia?
There are currently 10 used Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution listings in Latvia. The average price is €28.675 (median €32.250), starting from €7.900.
What model years are available?
Listings cover Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution model years 1996–2012.
Is the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution available in petrol or diesel?
The most common fuel type for the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution is petrol, with gas options also available.
Automatic or manual transmission?
Most Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution listings have a manual transmission.
What is the typical mileage?
The average mileage for the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution in listings is around 167k km.
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