Mitsubishi Lancer

These live photos take the new Mitsubishi Grand Lancer out of studio and into the real world. So what's Grand about it?   This is essentially a face-lifted avatar of the ninth-generation Lancer that was killed a while back. As we all know, there might not be a tenth-generation model anytime soon, as Mitsubishi has shelved the Lancer brand for now. But not in markets like China and Taiwan, where the final incarnation of the iconic model will live on as the Grand Read More...

The ninth-generation Mitsubishi Lancer is on its way out elsewhere in the world, but it'll be living on in Taiwan in the form of the new Grand Lancer. The Taiwan only model gets a thorough makeover that should see it going on for a few years. The face-lift sees the Lancer get the brand's chrome trimmed 'Dynamic Shield' front end with optional automatic LED headlights. The sides gain new character lines and new faux fender vents, while the belt-line now has an upward, subtle Read More...

Everyone loves the Mitsubishi Lancer. Back in the day, it was the only car that gave the old Honda City some chills. While we collectively mourned the last Lancer Evolution model, the X, there's a new Lancer incoming; and it's been leaked. It's not exactly all-new though, and is merely a comprehensive makeover/face-lift. It comes in the form of the Taiwan-spec Grand Lancer, which boasts new front and rear fascias, sheet-metal changes, as well as a new interior. The new looks are Read More...

What makes an icon? Maybe something that remained aspirational for a long time and leaves behind a vacuum filled with legacy that is difficult to replicate. While some would say that you should never underestimate the power of a common man, the common man too lusts for power, in an estimated way. Thinking of which, we decided to list the eight icons of performance motoring for the common man in India. These cars belong to a generation when the air was Read More...

After BMW, Chrysler, Ford, Honda, Mazda, Nissan and Toyota, Japanese car maker, Mitsubishi has also recalled its vehicles installed with Takata airbags. This recall has been initiated after finding out that Takata made use of faulty propellant which may cause the bags to rip and spray the occupants of the car with shrapnel. The total number of vehicles recalled due to faulty Takata airbags has gone up to about 12 million units. The Japanese auto parts supplier announced on Friday, Read More...

Its surely not just the new car business that has been thriving in India. Rather, even during the phases when the new car sales have seen a dip on the growth charts, used car business has posted almost stellar growth numbers and continues to support a billion rupees industry in the country. A lot many factors have been responsible for growth of used car market in India. While one major reason is the increased purchasing power that has encouraged two Read More...