Dude, I've had 4 of them going on to a 5th one, I've never seen one with rear disc brakes and 13 inch wheels at the same because if you try it, you know the rear calipers hit the wheels and won't bolt on, also never seen one with ABS, and I'm talking about both 4G15 and the 4G93 cars, and never seen a black one unless it's an Evo, the steering wheel I've seen on different Asian market cars, mostly Malaysia and Thailand, but it's kinda rare, and the RPM cluster that reads MPH instead of kilometers is beyond rare, several years ago there were 2 listed on eBay, I bought one for my car, the other one sold and I haven't seen another one since.

I don’t know what was negative about the review. It’s an honest car and an honest review

Didn't seem that negative. The 82 Cimarron was negative. Their early episodes were not afraid to criticize

In the US yes, these cars had a disposable nature to them, I agree with you there, but in other parts of the world these cars stood the test of time and they are still around, matter of fact, I've had 4 of them, that's how much I like them, and it's unfortunate they never caught on in the US because I swear up and down these cars are every bit as good as a Honda Civic, I'm currently on my 4th one that I'm doing an Evo 3 conversion on and I'm looking for a 5th to use as a daily.

The 93 is much better than the most recent ones. 0 to 60 is pretty fast for that 93

Speak for yourself.

Yup, and it's really easy too, I'm currently gathering parts to build an Evo 3 tribute car

@@redchris97 do you have instagram for your build? i’ve been wanting to do it but i think i’m finally gonna pull the plug

This is a basically a Lancer worldwide, in the U.S it's called the Mirage, we still have ours that looks exactly like this with the same interior, exterior, engine and gearbox, the new Mirage is the real Mirage.

Mitsubishi Mirage is beautiful and durable car